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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230118683arty (TTP) that shares one long-lived key with each Kerberos peer. Two Kerberos peers who initially do not share any secret key material can authenticate each other and agree on a common shared secret value. Its importance today stems from the fact that Kerberos is the default authentication mechani

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Social Virtual Worlds and Their Placesy features have been added to the SMTP, POP3, and IMAP protocols. An early form of machine learning is used to detect SPAM e-mails, and authentication schemes such as DKIM and SPF have been integrated into SMTP to distinguish legitimate e-mails from SPAM.

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The Internet,ort comparison with the 7-layer OSI model. These 4 layers help to structure this book: Sections 5 to 7 belong to the link layer, chapter 8 to the IP layer, sections 9 to 13 right above the transport layer, and sections 14 to 20 to the application layer. At the beginning of each section, additional i

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Cryptography: Confidentiality, and recipient use . keys. In this chapter, we focus on aspects of encryption that are crucial for the security of cryptographic applications on the Internet but are not fully covered in textbooks. Here are some examples: We discuss block cipher modes but not the AES algorithm’s internal structure.W

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Cryptographic Protocols,l. Two important goals are ., where the parties want to agree on a secret value by exchanging publicly visible messages, and ., where one partywants to convince the other of its identity. In practice, both goals are combined as ..

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Point-to-Point Security,er wire connection or a radio frequency [29]. The . (PPP) has scalable and field-tested authentication options. Using the client-server architecture of RADIUS – the best-known example of authentication, authorization, and accounting protocol (AAA) – and the Password Authentication Protocol (PAP), IS