Titlebook: Dynamic Secrets in Communication Security; Sheng Xiao,Weibo Gong,Don Towsley Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014 Commu

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Wolfgang Grundmann,Klaus Schüttel function properly, users must keep some secrets, typically referred as the key. Once the key is obtained by the adversary, the users’ communication will no longer be secure. The safety of the key is a premise of communication security. However, key safety is difficult to guarantee in practice. Ther

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Zum Schluss. Warum denn Gerechtigkeitmic 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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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