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Dynamic Key Management in a Smart Grid,rge scale networked environment. The deployment cost, the management complexity, and the scalability issues are addressed. Specifically, this chapter chooses the smart grid as the application scenario to explore the practicality of the key management scheme based on dynamic secrets. Smart grid is an

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Secrecy in Communications,mic secrets and the traditional perception of a secret key. The Venn diagram analysis shows that the communication process itself can be a rich source of secrecy. This source was ignored in traditional key management. Dynamic secrets make use of this secrecy source and keep refilling secrecy to a dy

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Reliability Analysis for Communication Security,to compromise communication security. Therefore, key thefts are comparable with key component failures which stop the machine from working properly. When a stolen key is replaced by a new key, the compromised secure communication system will reinstate its security status. The machine will return to

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Future Applications,r to use, and more resilient to cryptographic key related attacks. It would be our great pleasure if readers find more usages of dynamic secrets. Firstly, we propose to use dynamic secrets to secure business transactions for mobile users. Dynamic secrets may replace traditional usernames and passwor

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-7831-7Communication Security; Cryptographic Key Management; Dynamic Secrets; Impersonation Attack; Key Theft P

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Aufgabe zur betrieblichen MitbestimmungInstead of seeking a solution that can safeguard cryptographic key forever and defend every known and unknown attack, we propose to quickly recover a stolen key to a secret, i.e. a piece of information that is unknown to adversary. If the recovery period is sufficiently short, the security threat of key thefts would be effectively mitigated.