Abstract

Real-Time Communication (RTC) traffic typically leverages one or more media bridges (often located in the cloud) and, in order to reduce latency and/or offload cloud resources to the edge, one or more real-time edge relays can be utilized in order to optimize such traffic. However, edge relays may also be exploited by malicious entities and, thus, certain protective mechanisms are typically utilized at edge relays that, while reducing the probability of being exploited, can reduce the throughput of such edge relays. Techniques presented herein may help to preserve data privacy at edge relays through the use of a time-local caching mechanism.

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