Titlebook: Communications and Multimedia Security; Volume 3 Sokratis Katsikas Book 1997 IFIP International Federation for Information Processing 1997

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Flawless

W. Flaig,H. Beutelspacher,E. Rietzroposed by the ATM Forum is discussed and compared with two different methods proposed in this paper. The main difference between the two methods is the fact that in one of them, not only the payload of a cell, but also the ATM header is subject of encryption.

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Overall Integrity of Service Control in TINA Networksations Information Networking Architecture. Traditional security services protect message flows, but not service logic. Attackers can still interrupt service control connections and take advantage of the caused influences on service control, even if the messages are cryptographically protected. The

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A Framework and Prototyping Environment for a W3 Security Architecturetions of these components can be realized to evaluate different approaches and configurations. The paper presents an architectural framework, which identifies the core services necessary for a secure Internet-based communication and information infrastructure. We focus on the authentication service,

Synchronism

Security Issues in a Mobile Computing Paradigms can be used to overcome intrinsic problems of wireless networking. We define the operational model of our mobile computing environment, where we plan to demonstrate our proposed solutions. We also discuss security problems and mechanisms that can be applied to each one of the three main components

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MMIP — Mixed Mobile Internet Protocolnts. In this paper we emphasize on the problem of ensuring location privacy for mobile users which is not addressed by Mobile IP. To conceal movements of mobile users and to prevent an attacker from tracing users’ locations we designed and implemented a simple extension of Mobile IP which is called

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Formal methods for the Analysis and Design of Cryptographic Protocols: A state-of-the-art reviewuted systems. The most commonly followed approaches to the applications of related formal methods are reviewed, followed by the examinationof robustness principles and application limitations as rules of thumb. Finally the modern trends for the use of formal methods in the design of new cryptographi

Suppository

A taxonomy of five elements to evaluate a secure networkogical studying the way in which these tools are used and fit an organizational or socio-technical reality. In order to enhance the study of the complexity of computer security, and using the authors’ earlier classification of security elements (Portillo, 1996), we have enlarged this traditional div