Security and Privacy in Mobile Information and Communication Systems

Name: Security and Privacy in Mobile Information and Communication Systems | Third International ICST Conference, MOBISEC 2011, Aalborg, Denmark, May 17-19, 2011, Revised Selected Papers
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Third International ICST Conference, MOBISEC 2011, Aalborg, Denmark, May 17-19, 2011, Revised Selected Papers

Ramjee Prasad Károly Farkas Andreas U. Schmidt Antonio Lioy Giovanni Russello Flaminia Luccio(Herausgeber*in)

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Erschienen am 29. April 2012

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Title Page
Preface
Organization
Table of Contents
Conference Papers
Android Market Analysis with Activation Patterns
Introduction
Android Permission Mechanism
Related Work
Activation Patterns
Analyzing the Android Market with Activation Patterns
Conclusions and Outlook
References
Gesture Authentication with Touch Input for Mobile Devices
Introduction
Gestures
Usability Benefits
Security Benefits
Experimental Design
Analysis
Dynamic Time Warping
Methodology
Results
Stage 1: Gesture with No Taps
Stage 2: Gesture with Taps
Related Work
Conclusions and Future Work
Future Work
References
A Context-Aware Privacy Policy Language for Controlling Access to Context Information of Mobile Users
Introduction
Motivation Scenarios and Requirements
Related Work
Houdini
UbiCOSM
CoPS
Context Privacy Engine
SenTry
Summary
CPPL Model
Privacy Policy Management System Architecture
Analytical Model
Conclusion
References
Android Security Permissions - Can We Trust Them?
Introduction
Related Work
Interprocess Communication
RPC Communication
Communication via Intents
Alternative Communication Paths
Information Flow Overview
Android Permission Mechanism
Permission Spreading
Demonstration
Implications for Malware
Countermeasures
Service Detection
Detection of Alternative Communication Paths
Conclusions and Outlook
References
Private Pooling: A Privacy-Preserving Approach for Mobile Collaborative Sensing
Introduction
Motivation
Preliminaries
Requirements
Background
Concept
Analysis and Discussion
Implementation
Related Work
Conclusion and Future Work
References
Agent Based Middleware for Maintaining User Privacy in IPTV Recommender Services
Introduction
Related Work
Problem Formulation
System Model
Design Goals
Threat Model
Solution
PCRS Components
AMPR Components
The Recommendation Process
Proposed Algorithms
Local Obfuscation Using CBT Algorithm
Global Perturbation Using G Algorithm
Experiments
Conclusion and Future Work
References
Privacy Enhanced Device Access
Introduction
Background
Use-Cases
Outlining the Problem
Reference Architecture and Assumptions
Principal Entities
Generic Architecture
Interfaces and Channels
Communication Security Assumptions
Computational Performance
Assumed Trust Relationships
Intruder Model and Intruder Mitigation
Intruder Model
Compromise Containment
Security Requirements and Privacy Aspects
Security Requirements
The Need for Privacy
Online Model vs. Offline Model
Online Model
Offline Model
Outline of Online Solution
Protocol Outline
Information Elements
Key Derivation
The Service Type Key (STK)
The Service Access Key (SAK)
The Temporary Access Key (TAK)
PELDA Protocol Description
PELDA Phase 0 - Access Agreement
PELDA Phase 1 - Initial Registration
PELDA Phase 2 - Rekeying
Protocol Analysis
Complexity and Efficiency Aspects
Brief Security Analysis
Brief Privacy Analysis
Summary and Concluding Remarks
Summary
Further Work
Concluding Remarks
References
Energy Efficiency Measurements of Mobile Virtualization Systems
Introduction
Power Management of Virtualized Solutions
Energy Efficiency Virtualization Evaluation Methodology
Evaluation Test Bench
Evaluation Test Cases
Experimental L4 Linux Tests Results
Idle State Power Consumption
CPU and Memory Workload Power Consumption
IO HDD Workload Power Consumption
User Application Power Consumption
Conclusions
References
Digital Holography for Security Applications
Introduction
Holography
Hologram Theory
Digital Theory
General Principles
Open Issues
Digital Holography Applications
Optical Technique for Information Security
Optical Encryption and Decryption of Three Dimensional Objects
Secure Data Storage Based on Digital Holography
Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks
Conclusions
References
Formal Security Analysis of OpenID with GBA Protocol
Introduction
OpenID with GBA Protocol
Protocol Description
Constraints
Formalization in ProVerif
Verification Results
BootStrapping
OpenID with GBA
Security against Malicious Participants
BSF under Adversarial Control
NAF-OP under Adversarial Control
Attacker Partially Controls the User Entity
Conclusion
References
Can a Mobile Cloud Be More Trustworthy than a Traditional Cloud
Introduction
Cloud Service Models
Cloud Computing Deployment Models
Background
Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC)
Trust
Security
Platform
Network/Infrastructure
Availability
Performance
Other Trust Factors
Conclusion
References
Fingerprint Recognition with Embedded Cameras on Mobile Phones
Introduction
Fingerprint Recognition
Data Collection
Rationale
Data Collection Steps
Evaluation
Feature Extraction
Feature Comparison
Discussion
Conclusion
References
Policy Driven Remote Attestation
Introduction
Architecture
Implementation
Trusted Platform Module
Integrity Measurement Architecture
Trusted Boot
Trusted Platform Service
Attestation Authority
Related Work
Conclusion and Future Work
References
ID-Based Deniable Authentication Protocol Suitable for Mobile Devices
Introduction
Applications to Mobile Devices
Preliminaries
Notations
Diffie-Hellman Problem
Deniable Property
Security Model
Proposed Protocol
Correctness
Security Analysis
Security Model
Computational Complexity
Implimentation Issues
Conclusion
References
Mobile Security with Location-AwareRole-Based Access Control
Introduction
RBAC in XACML
GeoXACML
Implementing Location-Aware RBAC Based on GeoXACML
Spatial Separation of Duties Constraints in GeoXACML
IPS Policy Example
Discussion
Related Work
References
Conclusions
Author Index

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