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The world is rapidly adopting RESTful web services for most of its tasks. Theonce popular SOAP-based web services are fast losing ground owing to this.RESTful web services are light weight services without strict message formats.RESTful web services, unlike SOAP, are capable of message transfer in anyformat be it XML, JSON, plain text. However, in spite of these positives,ensuring message level security in REST is a challenge. Security in RESTful webservices is still largely dependent upon transport layer security. There hasbeen some work recently towards message level security in such environmentswherein the transfer of message level security metadata is done throughutilising new HTTP headers. We feel, however, that any method that compromisesthe generality of the HTTP protocol should be avoided. In this paper,therefore, we propose two new ways of encryption that promise to ensure messagelevel security in RESTful web services without the need for special HTTPheaders. This approach works seamlessly on most famous content-types of RESTfulweb services: XML, JSON, HTML, plain-text and various ASCII printable contenttypes. Further, the proposed approach removes the need for content negotiationin cases where the content comprises XML, JSON, HTML, plain-text, and ASCIIprintable content types and also removes the need for XML or JSONcanonicalization.

A Novel Approach to Implement Message Level Security in RESTful Web Services