Titlebook: Information Security; Third International Gerhard Goos,Juris Hartmanis,Eiji Okamoto Conference proceedings 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Hei

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Probabilistic Methods in Multicast Key Management distribution tree in an LKH-based protocol is organized as a balanced binary tree, which gives a uniform .(log .) complexity for compromise recovery for an .-member group. In this paper, we study improving the performance of LKH-based key distribution protocols by organizing the LKH tree with respe

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Classification of Authentication Protocols: A Practical Approachg to a large number of generic prototypes for authentication. Most published protocols can be identified as a concrete instance of one of the generic types. The classification method provides a means to clarify the similarities and differences between different concrete protocols. This facilitates a

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Exploring Fair Exchange Protocols Using Specification Animationotocols have been proposed in recent years. We used the Possum animation tool to explore these protocols to examine whether they achieve their security goals. Our experiments revealed some new attacks and helped to gain other useful insights into various fair exchange protocols.

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An Efficient Protocol for Certified Electronic Mailh party receives the item it expects or neither party receives any useful information about the other’s item. Fairness can be achieved through the involvement of a trusted third party (TTP). It is very interesting (and practical) the optimistic approach of involving a third party only in the case of

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iety of informal institutions and mechanisms that created a fair degree of predictability for the participants. These mechanisms ranged from soft ones, such as relational contracting and the use of personal networks, to hard ones that depended on organized force (or protection) to promote the surviv

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René Rosenbaum,Heidrun Schumann « social model », in which disability is conceived as a relational reality in a given environment. This chapter proposes to question the translation of that transition in the French administration of disability through the case of autism. Parents’ organizations have contributed since the end of the