Titlebook: Security in Pervasive Computing; First International Dieter Hutter,Günter Müller,Markus Ullmann Conference proceedings 2004 The Editor(s)

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SAOTS: A New Efficient Server Assisted Signature Scheme for Pervasive Computingiate revocation of signing capabilities. In this paper, we introduce an efficient scheme named server assisted one-time signature (SAOTS) alternative to server assisted signature scheme introduced by Asokan et al. Extended the Lamport’s one-time signatures by utilizing hash chains, this new scheme’s

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Security and Privacy Aspects of Low-Cost Radio Frequency Identification Systemsmer items as ”smart labels”. While yielding great productivity gains, RFID systems may create new threats to the security and privacy of individuals or organizations. This paper presents a brief description of RFID systems and their operation. We describe privacy and security risks and how they appl

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Implementing a Formally Verifiable Security Protocol in Java Cardhe aim is to consider the decisions that have to be made in the development of such an implementation in a systematic way, and to investigate the possibilities of formal specification and verification in the design process and for the final implementation.

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Authentication for Pervasive Computing to address the challenges of the pervasive domain, and some of the new research problems that will arise. We end with some brief thoughts on how our revised notions may be implemented and some of the problems that may be encountered.

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Embedding Distance-Bounding Protocols within Intuitive Interactionsication by embedding such a protocol within personal authentication tokens. This article also discusses how this paradigm can be used as the basis for performing user-friendly pervasive multi-party secure interactions.