Titlebook: Cryptology and Network Security; 8th International Co Juan A. Garay,Atsuko Miyaji,Akira Otsuka Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag

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The Right Stuff, the wrong sex, Lim and Khoo analyzed the eprint XSL attack on BES and showed that the attack complexity should be 2.. Later at IEEE-YCS 2008, Qu and Liu counter-proposed that the compact XSL attack on BES-128 works and has complexity 2.. In this paper, we point out some errors in the attack of Qu and Liu. We also

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Michael Hompel,Thorsten Schmidtis entrusted to RFID tags. Thus, a careful analysis in appropriate security and privacy models is needed before deployment to practice..Recently, Vaudenay presented a comprehensive security and privacy model for RFID that captures most previously proposed privacy models. The strongest achievable not

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Grundlagen der betrieblichen Optimierung,leveraging Kaminsky’s attack, phishing becomes large-scale since victims are hard to detect attacks. Hence, DNS cache poisoning is a serious threat in the current DNS infrastructure. In this paper, we propose a countermeasure, DepenDNS, to prevent from cache poisoning attacks. DepenDNS queries multi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138514 of social networking sites over user data become uncomfortable. A decentralized social network would help alleviate this problem, but offering the functionalities of social networking sites is a distributed manner is a challenging problem. In this paper, we provide techniques to instantiate one of

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Michael Hompel,Thorsten Schmidte user’s identity at the same time. A credential system (a.k.a. pseudonym system) usually consists of multiple interactive procedures between users and organizations, including generating pseudonyms, issuing credentials and verifying credentials, which are required to meet various security propertie

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Michael Hompel,Thorsten Schmidtr witness-in distinguishable proofs, thus extended to a certified signature it immediately yields non-frameable group signatures. We then use it to build an efficient (offline) e-cash system that guarantees user anonymity and transferability of coins without increasing their size. As required for fa