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	Abadi, MartIn     Options: All Media Types Journals Proceedings Div Books Whole Books Other Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Ascending Date Reviewed     1 - 5 of 18 reviews       Heat-seeking honeypots: design and experience John J., Yu F., Xie Y., Krishnamurthy A., Abadi M.  WWW 2011 (Proceedings of the 20th International World Wide Web Conference, Hyderabad, India, Mar 28-Apr 1, 2011) 207-216, 2011.  Type: Proceedings The mere existence of honeypots is a blessing. Suddenly, attackers need to worry: “This vulnerable application on a powerful server looks too good to be true. Could it be that I am the victim of a honeypot?”...... Jun 21 2011     Security analysis of cryptographically controlled access to XML documents Abadi M., Warinschi B. Journal of the ACM 55(2): 1-29, 2008.  Type: Article The ability to enforce policies on online access to data is a crucial ingredient of any viable Web technology. Recently, several elaborate schemes for fine-grained control of access to published Extensible Markup Language (XML) documen...... Aug 25 2008     Analyzing security protocols with secrecy types and logic programs Abadi M., Blanchet B. Journal of the ACM 52(1): 102-146, 2005.  Type: Article This paper extends previous efforts carried out by Abadi and Blanchet toward the use of type systems to analyze security protocols. Some classic work on information flow security relies on assigning security classes to objects. A cruci...... Mar 18 2005     Private authentication Abadi M., Fournet C. Theoretical Computer Science 322(3): 427-476, 2004.  Type: Article This paper focuses on the privacy of communication between two or more mobile interlocutors (principals), and protecting their messages and their identities from third parties (a situation that can arise in mobile telephony and mobile ...... Mar 16 2005     Reasoning about secrecy for active networks Kakkar P., Gunter C., Abadi M. Journal of Computer Security 11(2): 245-287, 2003.  Type: Article In an internetwork context, an active network is one where chunks of mobile code, carried in packets, can be executed at routers, as well as at hosts. This can cause security-relevant changes in services, and in resources like routing ...... Oct 20 2003     Display 510152550100 per column
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