Titlebook: Applied Cryptography and Network Security; 5th International Co Jonathan Katz,Moti Yung Conference proceedings 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-55089-9ontain midpoints, which are machines that observe or filter traffic between endpoints. In this paper, we explain why midpoints should handle protocols differently from endpoints and thus midpoint specifications are needed. With a case study, using the TCP protocol and three different firewalls as mi

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Foundations of Engineering Mechanicsck models and attack graphs to provide a global view on system security against attacker’s goal. However, as the size and complexity of attack models and attack graphs usually greatly exceeds human ability to visualize, understand and analyze, a scheme is required to identify important portions of a

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Foundations of Engineering Mechanicsic inputs are multiplied by a secret parameter and running time of each multiplication is given, but the multiplication result is not known and a machine similar to victim machine isn’t available. The proposed attack extracts all 160 bits of the secret parameter. Running time of Blakley’s algorithm

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Jai Kumar Sharma,Sandeep Kumar Parashar general-purpose processors with custom instructions to increase the efficiency of cryptographic algorithms. In this work we have evaluated the impact of such instruction set extensions on the implementation security of AES. We have compared several AES implementation options which incorporate state

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Errata to: Engineering Viscoelasticity,up with a common secret key. Due to their critical role in building secure multicast channels, a number of GKE protocols have been proposed over the years in a variety of settings. However despite many impressive achievements, it still remains a challenging problem to design a secure GKE protocol wh

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-8139-3n large dynamic groups. Following Horng’s claim that the original OFT scheme was vulnerable to a collusion attack, Ku . studied the collusion attack on OFT and proposed a solution to prevent the attack. The solution, however, requires to broadcast about ..?+?. (. is the height of the key tree) keys

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