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Recently, many organizations have been installing middleboxes in theirnetworks in large numbers to provide various services to their customers.Although middleboxes have the advantage of not being dependent on specifichardware and being able to provide a variety of services, they can become a newattack target for hackers. Therefore, many researchers have proposedsecurity-enchanced TLS protocols, but their results have some limitations. Inthis paper, we proposed a middlebox-delegated TLS (mdTLS) protocol that notonly achieves the same security level but also requires relatively lesscomputation compared to recent research results. mdTLS is a TLS protocoldesigned based on the proxy signature scheme, which requires about 39% lesscomputation than middlebox-aware TLS (maTLS), which is the best in security andperformance among existing research results. In order to substantiate theenhanced security of mdTLS, we conducted a formal verification using theTamarin. Our verification demonstrates that mdTLS not only satisfies thesecurity properties set forth by maTLS but also complies with the essentialsecurity properties required for proxy signature scheme.

mdTLS: How to make middlebox-aware TLS more efficient?