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	International Journal of Information Security Springer-Verlag         Options: Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Order Ascending Order     1-10 of 19 reviews Date Reviewed     STORK: a real, heterogeneous, large-scale eID management system Ribeiro C., Leitold H., Esposito S., Mitzam D. International Journal of Information Security 17(5): 569-585, 2018.  Type: Article As the data people commit to the Internet becomes more and more sensitive, user credential management becomes more and more important, and all the more so when dealing with government or other official sites. In Europe, this problem is... Dec 28 2018   Integrity-verifiable conjunctive keyword searchable encryption in cloud storage Li Y., Zhou F., Qin Y., Lin M., Xu Z. International Journal of Information Security 17(5): 549-568, 2018.  Type: Article Nowadays, data is becoming more and more confidential and sensitive, hence the growing need for encryption. But once data is encrypted, so are the keywords needed to search for it. So people are faced with the challenging task of searc... Dec 14 2018   A modified exhaustive search on a password system using SHA-1 Kim M., Jung Y., Song J. International Journal of Information Security 16(3): 263-269, 2017.  Type: Article Nowadays information is more and more of an asset; as such, it is becoming ever more important as evidence in law enforcement cases. Being valuable, information is often encrypted; thus law enforcement bodies must have access to method... Jul 6 2017   Analyzing proposals for improving authentication on the TLS-/SSL-protected Web Brown C., Jenkins M. International Journal of Information Security 15(6): 621-635, 2016.  Type: Article Information and data flowing on the Internet are increasing by the day, and so is their importance. While standard protocols can still be appropriate for the casual browsing of the Web, they are absolutely inadequate when processing se... Feb 27 2017   Taking back control of privacy: a novel framework for preserving cloud-based firewall policy confidentiality Kurek T., Niemiec M., Lason A. International Journal of Information Security 15(3): 235-250, 2016.  Type: Article Would you intentionally make your firewall leak packets that are supposed to be blocked? This paper presents an interesting argument for when this might be desired.... Sep 12 2016   Gait authentication on mobile phone using biometric cryptosystem and fuzzy commitment scheme Hoang T., Choi D., Nguyen T. International Journal of Information Security 14(6): 549-560, 2015.  Type: Article Gait-based user authentication is a very well-known technique with ready adoption due to its nonobstructive method of operation. In this paper, Hoang et al. have proposed an inertial sensor-based approach for detecting human gait throu... May 26 2016   Automated inference of past action instances in digital investigations James J., Gladyshev P. International Journal of Information Security 14(3): 249-261, 2015.  Type: Article The role of computers in forensics is expanding, since so much crime uses electronic devices. Developing support mechanisms for digital investigation is the need of the hour. However, a great number of lacunae exist in devising suitabl... Apr 12 2016   Keyboard acoustic side channel attacks: exploring realistic and security-sensitive scenarios Halevi T., Saxena N. International Journal of Information Security 14(5): 443-456, 2015.  Type: Article Side channel attacks are commonly associated with the observation of physical parameters of electronic systems to obtain useful information to breach system security. Typical parameters that can yield interesting results include timing... Feb 17 2016   Detection and analysis of eavesdropping in anonymous communication networks Chakravarty S., Portokalidis G., Polychronakis M., Keromytis A. International Journal of Information Security 14(3): 205-220, 2015.  Type: Article Have you ever used an anonymizing overlay network? And even if you haven’t, how much trust would you put in one? The Tor network is getting a large number of users (500,000+), but what are the associated privacy risks?... Oct 6 2015   Formal modeling and automatic enforcement of Bring Your Own Device policies Armando A., Costa G., Merlo A., Verderame L. International Journal of Information Security 14(2): 123-140, 2015.  Type: Article The diffusion of personal, network-enabled, electronic devices is forcing organizations to consider the enforcement of bring your own device (BYOD) policies; this proves to be true also for organizations that do not support BYOD comput... Jul 14 2015       Display 510152550100 per column
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