Titlebook: Security Protocols; 7th International Wo Bruce Christianson,Bruno Crispo,Michael Roe Conference proceedings 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Hei

Inelasticity

Keynote Address: The Changing Environment,hemselves worked in the way they were supposed to work. If they were people they were honest people, if they were programs they were correct programs. But the environment was thoroughly wicked and everything about the environment conducted itself so as to cause the whole procedure to fail if it possibly could.

MURKY

Composing Security Properties,is to very quickly review a number of known security policies. I picked on ones that have been published, that are reasonably well known. I am then going to demonstrate that these policies are inconsistent and any attempt to enforce both of them at the same time is doomed.

Aggrandize

吃掉

The Yahalom Protocol,ols are different from others in a significant way, and that just because this may be the?.-th protocol we can still learn things from it. This particular protocol, although very simple, has features which, I think, cause problems with many other methods of protocol analysis. It’s really quite a subtle protocol.

Corporeal

Time-Lock Puzzle with Examinable Evidence of Unlocking Time,ock puzzle from any applications that involve distrusted parties (most imaginable applications do involve distrusted parties). We propose a new RSA-based time-lock puzzle which includes an efficient protocol to let a player examine the time needed for unlocking.

陰郁

Trust Management and Network Layer Security Protocols,ed KeyNote. What I’m going to talk about is a specific application of that, and a more generally interesting problem that I think may lead to a slightly different way of looking at the designs of security protocols in practice.

overwrought

Jikzi: A New Framework for Secure Publishing,eing able, if you are a customer, to be pretty well certain that the instance of the book that you now have sitting in your browser is a valid instance of the book, that it is timely, that it has not been tampered with, and so on and so forth.

PHAG

Power and Permission in Security Systems,egal) capacity’. Jones and Sergot?[5] use the term . to emphasise that this is not a feature of legal systems alone but commonplace in all organisations. The neutral term ‘institution’ is used by them, and other authors, for any kind of formal or informal organisation.

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