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IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, 1993
Security services based on cryptographic mechanisms assume keys to be distributed prior to secure communications. The secure management of these keys is one of the most critical elements when integrating cryptographic functions into a system, since any security concept will be ineffective if the key management is weak.
Walter Fumy, Peter Landrock
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Security services based on cryptographic mechanisms assume keys to be distributed prior to secure communications. The secure management of these keys is one of the most critical elements when integrating cryptographic functions into a system, since any security concept will be ineffective if the key management is weak.
Walter Fumy, Peter Landrock
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2011
In secure communications, key management is not as simple as metal key management which is supposed to be in a key ring or simply put in a pocket. Suppose Alice wants to transmit some confidential information to Bob over the public networks such as the Internet, Alice could simply encrypt the message using a known cipher such as AES, and then transmit ...
Steve Lloyd, Carlisle Adams
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In secure communications, key management is not as simple as metal key management which is supposed to be in a key ring or simply put in a pocket. Suppose Alice wants to transmit some confidential information to Bob over the public networks such as the Internet, Alice could simply encrypt the message using a known cipher such as AES, and then transmit ...
Steve Lloyd, Carlisle Adams
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The management of symmetric keys
Information Security Technical Report, 1997Abstract This paper defines three classes of key management protocol that can be used to establish symmetric cryptographic keys. It explores the relationship between the classes and the communications techniques used to carry data protected by the symmetric keys.
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1998
Security services based on cryptographic mechanisms assume cryptographic keys to be available to the communicating parties prior to secure communications. Key management techniques depend on the underlying cryptographic techniques, the intended use of the keys and the security policy in use.
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Security services based on cryptographic mechanisms assume cryptographic keys to be available to the communicating parties prior to secure communications. Key management techniques depend on the underlying cryptographic techniques, the intended use of the keys and the security policy in use.
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2012
Abstract This chapter focuses on the fundamental principles and techniques relating to key management. Since key management needs to be tailored to the environment within which cryptography is being used, this chapters discusses the pros and cons of different approaches to the management of cryptographic keys.
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Abstract This chapter focuses on the fundamental principles and techniques relating to key management. Since key management needs to be tailored to the environment within which cryptography is being used, this chapters discusses the pros and cons of different approaches to the management of cryptographic keys.
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2017
This chapter provides an understanding of the fundamental principles behind key management. We consider the typical stages in the lifecycle of a cryptographic key and then review each of these stages in some detail. We discuss the choosing of key lengths and look at different techniques for key generation, including key derivation and generation from ...
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This chapter provides an understanding of the fundamental principles behind key management. We consider the typical stages in the lifecycle of a cryptographic key and then review each of these stages in some detail. We discuss the choosing of key lengths and look at different techniques for key generation, including key derivation and generation from ...
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