Titlebook: Information Security and Cryptology; 4th International Co Moti Yung,Peng Liu,Dongdai Lin Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Peng Wang,Dengguo Feng,Changlu Lin,Wenling Wut by patients. In the future, these systems may be hosted by a third-party service provider. This would open a number of security and ID privacy issues. One of these issues is the inference attack. This attack allows a single service provider from inferring the patient’s identity by collecting a num

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Luk Bettale,Jean-Charles Faugère,Ludovic Perreteven causing cascading effects on other countries. Therefore, it is essential to conduct a quantitative vulnerability assessment to secure the weakest link. However, quantifying vulnerabilities to the entire Norwegian critical infrastructure has not been properly conducted in the literature. Definin

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MengJun Li,Ti Zhou,ZhouJun Lithe critical entities but also take part in failure analysis and self-healing. Efficient designing of a CII is challenging as each kind of communication technology has its own advantages and disadvantages. Wired networks are highly scalable and secure, but they are neither cost effective nor dynamic

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Wenying Zhang,Jing Hanand financial system security and integrity. Several high-profile cyber-incidents have recently shaken the global financial community and stimulated renewed efforts to reinforce and bolster its security framework. Two different cross border payments management approaches have emerged over the years:

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Guang Zeng,Yang Yang,Wenbao Han,Shuqin Fanencies between different critical infrastructures, but little is known about how to mitigate escalation and cascading effects across several critical infrastructures, i.e. how to develop collective critical infrastructure resilience. This research presents the results of 15 simulation-games where gr

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Xu an Wang,Xinyi Huang,Xiaoyuan Yange, the vulnerability of individual system components can be described using multiple factors, such as complexity, technological maturity, and the availability of tools to aid an attack. Such information is useful for determining attack risk, but much of it is challenging to acquire automatically and

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Mooseop Kim,Jaecheol Ryou,Sungik Junencies between different critical infrastructures, but little is known about how to mitigate escalation and cascading effects across several critical infrastructures, i.e. how to develop collective critical infrastructure resilience. This research presents the results of 15 simulation-games where gr