
Open Problems in Network Security
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Content
- Title page
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Assisting Users
- Evoking Comprehensive Mental Models of Anonymous Credentials
- Introduction
- Background
- Anonymous Credentials
- Mental Models
- Related Work
- Methodology
- The Card-Based Approach
- The Attribute-Based Approach
- The Adapted Card-Based Approach
- Conclusions
- References
- Towards Usable Interfaces for Proof Based Access Rights on Mobile Devices
- Introduction
- State of the Art
- Requirements
- Requirements Derived from the Scenario
- Non-functional Requirements
- Approach
- Implementation of the Scenario (R2, R4)
- The Interface (NFR1)
- Context Dependent Identity Management (R1, NFR2, NFR3)
- Experiences and Discussion
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Commercial Home Assistance (eHealth) Services
- Introduction
- Functional Description of the System
- The Patient's Social Network
- System Architecture
- Functional Requirements
- Security and Privacy Requirements
- Attacker's Model
- System Protocols
- User Registration
- Creation of the Patients' Network
- Extension of the Patients' Networks
- Evaluation
- Related Work
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Malware Detection
- Detecting Computer Worms in the Cloud
- Introduction
- Open Problem and Approach
- Technical Approach
- Experimental Cloud Configuration
- Simulation
- Future Work
- Conclusion
- References
- Efficient and Stealthy Instruction Tracing and Its Applications in Automated Malware Analysis: Open Problems and Challenges
- Introduction
- Instruction Traces - Challenges and Open Problems
- Tracing
- Helios - Novel Techniques
- Advancing Trace Analysis
- References
- Challenges for Dynamic Analysis of iOS Applications
- Introduction
- Dynamic Analysis
- Challenges for Dynamic Analysis on the iOS Platform
- Strategies to Overcome these Challenges
- Dynamic Analysis Approaches
- Automated GUI Interaction
- Evaluation
- Method Call Coverage
- Comparison with Static Analysis
- Method Call Arguments
- Improvements for Static Analysis
- Limitations and Future Work
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- Saving Energy
- Energy-Efficient Cryptographic Engineering Paradigm
- Motivation: The Future is Green
- Green Cryptographic Engineering Paradigm
- A Computation-Amortizing Structure
- Computation Amortization in Practice
- Open Research Questions
- References
- Policies
- Towards a Similarity Metric for Comparing Machine-Readable Privacy Policies
- Introduction
- Case-Based Reasoning for Privacy
- Existing Distance Metrics
- Towards a Similarity Metric for Privacy Policies
- What Makes Privacy Policies Similar?
- Divide and Conquer
- Local Similarity: Attributes
- Global Similarity: Cases
- Similarity of Policies
- Applying Similarity Metrics in Preference Learning User Agent
- Discussion
- The Role of the Expert
- Involving the End-User
- Differences between Policy Languages
- Aggregation of Similarity Values
- CBR vs. Policy Comparison in General
- Conclusion and Further Work
- References
- Abstract Privacy Policy Framework: Addressing Privacy Problems in SOA
- Motivation
- Abstract Privacy Framework
- Outline
- A Closer Look at PII Provider Role
- A Closer Look at PII Consumer R
- Instantiation of the Framework
- Evaluated Technologies
- Evaluation Results
- Conclusions
- References
- Flexible and Dynamic Consent-Capturing
- Introduction
- Motivation
- Research Contributions
- Organisation
- Legal Requirements to Capture Consent
- Related Work
- The Proposed Approach
- System Model
- Consent-Policy Types
- Solution Details
- Communication Messages
- ConsentWithdrawal
- Integrity of Consent
- Emergency Situations
- Digital Evidence
- Data Subject Tool
- Implementation Overview
- Performance Overhead
- Discussion
- Availability and Confidentiality
- Increased Usability
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Problems in the Cloud
- Towards User Centric Data Governance and Control in the Cloud
- Motivation
- Problem Statement
- Introducing FlexCloud
- Service Platform
- ?-P2P Ressources
- ?-Gateway
- ?-Cockpit
- A First Use Case: Enterprise Cloud Storage
- Problems of Current Cloud Storage Solutions
- Proposed Solution
- Discussion and Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- Securing Data Provenance in the Cloud
- Introduction
- Motivation
- Research Contribution
- Organistaion
- Security Properties of a Data Provenance Scheme
- Related Work
- General Data Provenance Schemes
- Secure Data Provenance Schemes
- Threat Model
- The Proposed Approach
- Structure of a Data Provenance Entry
- Query Representation
- Solution Details
- Intialisation
- Storing Data Provenance
- Searching Data Provenance
- Accessing Data Provenance
- Revocation
- Discussion
- Storage Optimisation
- Performance Optimisation
- Conclusion and Future Directions
- References
- Author Index
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