Information systems security

Autori

• Patrick McDaniel

Parametri

• 322 pagine
• 12 ore di lettura

• Computer, IT, programmazione

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The book covers a wide array of topics in security, addressing both theoretical and practical aspects. It begins with a keynote address on the security-usability chasm and delves into network security, exploring how real-world factors influence internet worm propagation and presenting an OS security protection model to counter network attacks. It also discusses a secure intra-domain routing protocol for wireless mesh networks. In the realm of cryptography, the text examines genetic algorithm-based steganography using wavelets, cryptanalysis of various protocols, and presents a near-optimal S-Box design. It introduces a software framework for autonomic security in pervasive environments and discusses distributed logical public-key hierarchies. Keynote talks focus on data privacy challenges and solutions, while protocols section presents secure chaotic synchronization and multi-authority proactive election schemes. Short papers investigate diverse topics, including detecting scanner-printer usage for fake documents, zero-knowledge password proofs for phishing attacks, and dynamic honeypot simulations to counter DDoS attacks. Additionally, the book emphasizes knowledge-based classification of abnormal BGP events and automated privilege separation, along with detection and recognition strategies, including constructing a common enumeration for cross-site scripting vulnerabilities and performance analysis of multi-sensor fing

Lingua: Inglese

Pubblicato: 2007

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