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	Browse All Reviews > Software (D) > Operating Systems (D.4) > Security and Protection (D.4.6) > Access Controls (D.4.6...)     Options: All Media Types Journals Proceedings Div Books Whole Books Other Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Ascending     1-10 of 108 Reviews about "Access Controls (D.4.6...)": Date Reviewed   Digital forensics for enterprise rights management systems Schrittwieser S., Kieseberg P., Weippl E.  IIWAS 2012 (Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-based Applications & Services, Bali, Indonesia,  Dec 3-5, 2012) 111-120, 2012. Type: Proceedings Enterprise rights management (ERM) is concerned with managing and protecting data in an enterprise context. Digital forensics issues run into considerations of encryption and access protection. Existing guidelines and standards, such as National... May 16 2013   Secure and usable authentication on mobile devices Schlöglhofer R., Sametinger J.  MoMM 2012 (Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Advances in Mobile Computing & Multimedia, Bali, Indonesia,  Dec 3-5, 2012) 257-262, 2012. Type: Proceedings SecureLock, an authentication mechanism for Android-based devices, is proposed and compared with existing solutions in this paper. It is a replacement for the Android lock screen and provides four methods of authentication: PIN, password,... Mar 15 2013   Ontology-based data access systems Kogalovsky M.  Programming and Computing Software 38(4): 167-182, 2012. Type: Article Intended as a survey, this paper presents a historical glance at database management systems and their design going back to the 1960s.... Mar 5 2013   Aspectizing Java access control Toledo R., Nunez A., Tanter E., Noye J.  IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering 38(1): 101-117, 2012. Type: Article Although aspect-oriented programming is highly recommended for security, there are few pragmatic examples that demonstrate the expressiveness offered by this paradigm. Most papers present aspect-oriented programming examples using pseudocode.... Jan 7 2013   Provably-secure time-bound hierarchical key assignment schemes Ateniese G., De Santis A., Ferrara A., Masucci B.  Journal of Cryptology 25(2): 243-270, 2012. Type: Article A hierarchical key assignment scheme is an algorithm for assigning cryptographic keys to users. Consider a set of users that needs to communicate securely. Using the assigned secret key and public information, a user should be able to compute the ... Oct 1 2012   Access control in feature-oriented programming Apel S., Kolesnikov S., Liebig J., Kästner C., Kuhlemann M., Leich T.  Science of Computer Programming 77(3): 174-187, 2012. Type: Article Feature-oriented programming is a programming paradigm for modular development of a family of programs as part of a software product line. Feature-oriented programming languages provide programming abstractions to express and enforce... May 18 2012   Breaking Undercover: exploiting design flaws and nonuniform human behavior Perkovi T., Li S., Mumtaz A., Khayam S., Javed Y., Čagalj M.  SOUPS 2011 (Proceedings of the 7th Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security, Pittsburgh, PA,  Jul 20-22, 2011) 1-15, 2011. Type: Proceedings Perkovi et al. have identified a design flaw in a software tool called Undercover [1], “a human authentication scheme against passive observers.” Based on the vulnerability of Undercover, the authors propose two attack... Apr 19 2012   Security risk management using incentives Liu D., Li N., Wang X., Camp J.  IEEE Security and Privacy 9(6): 20-28, 2011. Type: Article Insider threats, whether malicious or inadvertent, are a major security and privacy concern in computer and information systems. Access controls that are too restrictive could prevent useful and necessary user behaviors from taking place, whereas ... Apr 3 2012   Adaptive cryptographic access control Kayem A., Akl S., Martin P.,  Springer Publishing Company, Incorporated, New York, NY, 2010. 138 pp. Type: Book (978-1-441966-54-4) Data encryption--the main technique used to control access to data--is the subject of this book. Two assumptions underlie the presented algorithms: users are divided into groups (hierarchies) based on the portion of the data they need... Feb 10 2012   CA-UCON: a context-aware usage control model Almutairi A., Siewe F.  CASEMANS 2011 (Proceedings of the 5th ACM International Workshop on Context-Awareness for Self-Managing Systems, Beijing, China,  Sep 17, 2011) 38-43, 2011. Type: Proceedings Usage control (UCON) models are improvements on traditional access control models. The decision as to whether a subject may perform a certain operation on an object depends not only on the authorizations it has, but also--and this is the... Dec 29 2011       Display 510152550100 per page
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