Titlebook: Computer Security - ESORICS 2005; 10th European Sympos Sabrina de Capitani Vimercati,Paul Syverson,Dieter Conference proceedings 2005 Sprin

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Unified Index for Mobile Object Data and Authorizations,in the context of enforcing access control policies in a mobile data object environment. There are a number of applications that call for fine-grained specification of security policies in guaranteeing the confidentiality of data or privacy of individuals in a mobile environment. In particular, the

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On Obligations,ssing requirements from the domain of data protection necessitates extending this notion with conditions that relate to the future. Obligations, in this sense, are concerned with commitments of the involved parties. At the moment of granting access, adherence to these commitments cannot be guarantee

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Machine-Checked Security Proofs of Cryptographic Signature Schemes,hy assumption, i.e. the hypothesis that there is no way to obtain knowledge about the plaintext pertaining to a ciphertext without knowing the key. A model that does not require the perfect cryptography assumption is the generic model and the random oracle model. These models provide non-standard co

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Limits of the Cryptographic Realization of Dolev-Yao-Style XOR,ecurity protocols. Recently significant progress was made in proving that Dolev-Yao models can be sound with respect to actual cryptographic realizations and security definitions. The strongest results show this in the sense of reactive simulatability/UC, a notion that essentially means the preserva

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Security-Typed Languages for Implementation of Cryptographic Protocols: A Case Study,implementations of these protocols lack the same level of attention and thus may be more exposed to attacks. This paper discusses security assurance provided by security-typed languages when implementing cryptographic protocols. Our results are based on a case study using Jif, a Java-based security-

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An Efficient and Unified Approach to Correlating, Hypothesizing, and Predicting Intrusion Alerts,t be correlated into attack scenarios as soon as the alerts arrive. Such efficient correlation of alerts demands an in-memory index to be built on received alerts. However, the finite memory implies that only a limited number of alerts inside a sliding window can be considered for correlation. Knowi