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A Practical Forward-Secure DualRing

2023
Ring signature allows a signer to generate a signature on behalf of a set of public keys, while a verifier can verify the signature without identifying who the actual signer is. In Crypto 2021, Yuen et al. proposed a new type of ring signature scheme called DualRing. However, it lacks forward security.
Nan Li 0007, Yingjiu Li, Atsuko Miyaji, Yangguang Tian, Tsz Hon Yuen   +4 more
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Practical Interdomain Routing Security

IT Professional, 2009
This article reviews risks and vulnerabilities in interdomain routing and best practices that can have near-term benefits for routing security. It includes examples of routing failures and common attacks on routers, and countermeasures to reduce router vulnerabilities.
Rick Kuhn, Simon Liu, Hart Rossman
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A practical approach to security assessment

Proceedings of the 1997 workshop on New security paradigms - NSPW '97, 1997
The Problem Conventional approaches to building and assessing security- critical software are based on the implicit assumption that security is the single most important concern and can be the primary factor driving the software development process. Changes in the marketplace and the nature of security requirements have brought this assumption into ...
Darrell M. Kienzle, William A. Wulf
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A Practical Experience with RFID Security

2009 Tenth International Conference on Mobile Data Management: Systems, Services and Middleware, 2009
Radio-frequency identification (RFID) technologies allow remote identification as well as generic data access using radio waves. It is also commonly used in transportation and other payment systems, e.g., the MIFAREof NXP Semiconductors, one of the most widely deployed contactless smart card standards.
Chun-Chieh Chen, Anna Inn-Tung Chen, Chen-Mou Cheng, Ming-Yang Chih, Jie-Ren Shih   +4 more
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Practice-oriented provable-security

1998
This short article is intended to complement my talk. I would like to try to introduce you to a certain, relatively new sub-area of cryptography that we have been calling practice-oriented provable-security. It is about applying the ideas of “provably security” to the derivation of practical, secure protocols. I believe it is a fruitful blend of theory
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Practical and Secure Substring Search

Proceedings of the 2018 International Conference on Management of Data, 2018
In this paper we address the problem of outsourcing sensitive strings while still providing the functionality of substring searches. While security is one important aspect that requires careful system design, the practical application of the solution depends on feasible processing time and integration efforts into existing systems.
Hahn, Florian, Loza, Nicolas, Kerschbaum, Florian   +2 more
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Extreme Programming Security Practices

2007
Current practice suggests that security is considered through all stages of the software development life cycle, and that a risk-based and plan-driven approach is best suited to establish security criteria. Based on experience in applying security practices, this paper proposes two new security practices, security training and a fundamental security ...
Xiaocheng Ge, Richard F. Paige, Fiona Polack, Phillip J. Brooke   +3 more
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A Practical Analysis of Smartphone Security

2011
Recent developments in mobile technologies have produced a new kind of device, a programmable mobile phone, the smartphone. Generally, smartphone users can program any application which is customized for needs. Furthermore, they can share these applications in online market.
Woongryul Jeon, Jeeyeon Kim, Youngsook Lee, Dongho Won   +3 more
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Practical security systems with smartcards

Proceedings of the Seventh Workshop on Hot Topics in Operating Systems, 2003
Secure hardware is a useful tool for enhancing computer system security. Traditionally, researchers have attempted to build secure operating systems by creating secure hardware and developing on top of it. Our approach is to integrate commodity secure hardware, i.e., smartcards, into existing operating systems.
Naomaru Itoi, Peter Honeyman
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Secure Software Design in Practice

2008 Third International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security, 2008
This paper presents a set of practical techniques and tools for creating secure software with a special focus on the design phase of the development lifecycle. The target group is the ordinary "developer-on-the- street", who is not primarily interested in (or knowledgeable about) security, but must focus on designing/implementing as much functionality ...
Per Håkon Meland, Jostein Jensen
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