Titlebook: Computer Security - ESORICS 98; 5th European Symposi Jean-Jacques Quisquater,Yves Deswarte,Dieter Gollm Conference proceedings 1998 Springe

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Society, Politics, and Religion,he project. Next the DHWM key exchange is presented, based on the simple idea that watermarking and verification can be separated. This scheme uses the Diffie-Hellman key-exchange protocol. Next some hints on the implementation of the scheme and on its correctness are given.

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A tool for pro-active defense against the buffer overrun attack,ping system administrators eliminate vulnerable programs before they are exploited. A fully working prototype for HP-UX and Linux systems is currently available. Extensions are planned for other Unix versions.

Fabric

Byte code verification for Java smart cards based on model checking,check of a digital signature..This paper concentrates on Java smart cards, where resource limitations inhibit fully-fledged byte code verification within the client, but the demand for security is very high. However, our approach can also be applied to other variants of Java.

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A kernelized architecture for multilevel secure application policies,nipulate multilevel label data-structures. This enables application functionality and security concerns to be developed separately, bringing with it the advantages of a separation of concerns paradigm.

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A flexible method for information system security policy specification,cification language used is based on a convenient extension of deontic logic. The formalism and its extensions are defined briefly. To illustrate the use of this formalism, the paper presents how the method applies to the description of the security requirements of a real organization: a medium-size bank agency.

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On the security of digital tachographs,the level of enforcement generally. We conclude that the proposed new regime will be extremely vulnerable to the wholesale forgery of smartcards and to system-level manipulation, which in turn could lead to a large-scale breakdown in control. We present this as an interesting and important problem to the security community.

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