Titlebook: Information Security and Privacy; First Australasian C Josef Pieprzyk,Jennifer Seberry Conference proceedings 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Another approach to software key escrow encryption,sitive data, while at the same time, allows for the decryption of encrypted messages when lawfully authorized..In this paper we propose a protocol for supporting the implementation of key escrow systems in software. Our protocol is an improvement on two previous protocols proposed in [1].

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Breakthroughs in standardisation of IT security criteria,representing both the military interests as well as civil government and private industry, have not only sat down at the table to iron out their philosophical differences in IT security but have achieved a great measure of accord. Admittedly, this accord not been won easily; it has come at a signifi

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Tailoring authentication protocols to match underlying mechanisms,anisms affect the design of authentication protocols. We firstly illustrate factors affecting the selection of protocols generally. These factors include the properties of the environment for authentication protocols and the resources of the authenticating entities. We then consider a number of auth

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A framework for design of key establishment protocols,e designed without concern for implementation details, while emphasising the fundamentals elements required. Consideration of the natural alternatives leads to the definition of four fundamental classes of key establishment protocols into one of which most published protocols can be placed. Abstract

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Edit distance correlation attacks on clock-controlled combiners with memory,ry are introduced. Recursive algorithms for efficient computation of the proposed many-to-one string edit distances are derived for both the constrained and unconstrained irregular clocking. The distances are based on mutually correlated input and output feedforward linear transforms for regularly c

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Modeling a multi-level secure object-oriented database using views,e central idea is to provide the user with a . derived from a single-level secure object-oriented database. Hence the database operations performed on the multi-level views are decomposed into a set of operations on the single-level objects which can be implemented on any conventional mandatory secu

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