
Security and Trust Management
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The 17 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 40 submissions. Focusing on high-quality original unpublished research, case studies, and implementation experiences, STM 2010 encouraged submissions discussing the application and deployment of security technologies in practice.
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- Title
- Preface
- STM 2010 6th International Workshop on Security and Trust Management
- Table of Contents
- An Auto-delegation Mechanism for Access Control Systems
- Introduction
- An Object-Centric Auto-delegation Mechanism
- Availability of Subjects
- The ADM Policy
- Applications
- Using the ADM
- ADM as an Exception Mechanism
- Standalone Policy
- Cryptographic Implementations of ADM
- Centralized Cryptographic Implementation
- Decentralized Cryptographic Implementation
- Conclusion
- References
- Automated Symbolic Analysis of ARBAC-Policies
- Introduction
- RBAC and ARBAC Policies
- Symbolic Representation of ARBAC Policies
- Symbolic Representation of RBAC Policies
- Symbolic Representation of Initial RBAC Policies, Constraints, and Goals
- Symbolic Representation of Administrative Actions
- Reachability and Satisfiability Modulo TARBAC
- Symbolic Analysis of ARBAC Policies
- Termination
- Preliminary Experiments
- Discussion
- References
- Influence of Attribute Freshness on Decision Making in Usage Control
- Introduction
- Background
- UCON
- Risk Analysis
- Uncertainties
- Running Example
- Risk-Aware Decision for Policy of One Attribute
- Computation of Probability
- Decision Making
- Risk of Violation of Complex Policy
- Combination of Probabilities
- Combination of Losses and Benefits
- Possible Mitigation Strategies
- Related Work
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Rewrite Specifications of Access Control Policies in Distributed Environments
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Term Rewriting
- Category-Based Metamodel
- A Distributed Category-Based Metamodel
- Operational Semantics
- Evaluating Access Requests
- Examples
- Policy Analysis: Proving Properties of Policies
- Related Work
- Conclusions and Further Work
- References
- A Case Study in Decentralized, Dynamic, Policy-Based, Authorization and Trust Management - Automated Software Distribution for Airplanes
- Why do We Need Dynamic, Decentralized Authorization and Trust Management?
- Authorization
- Dynamic Ad-Hoc Trust Relationships
- Case Study in Automated Software Distribution to Airplanes
- Trust Relationships between Suppliers, Manufacturers and Airlines
- Trust Relationships between Airline, Service Providers and Airplanes
- Policy-Based Authorization and Trust Management
- SecPAL - Logic-Based, Decentralized Authorization
- Other Security Token Frameworks: SAML, WS-* Security and XACML
- Other Logic-Based Authorization and Trust Policy Languages
- Applying SecPAL to the Case Study
- Building and Managing Trust between Airlines and Suppliers
- Authorizing Services to Perform Tasks in Airplanes
- Demonstrator
- Conclusion
- References
- GUTS: A Framework for Adaptive and Configureable Grid User Trust Service
- Introduction
- Trust Management in Grid Environments
- Activity-Oriented Grid Trust Approach
- Activity-Aware Trust in the Grid
- Managing Grid User Trust
- Grid User Trust Service (GUTS) Framework
- Grid Middleware-Agnostic Trust Specification
- Grid Middleware-Dependent Trust Specification
- Trust Management and Visualization
- Deployment of GUTS in EGEE Grid
- EGEE Overview
- GUTS Integration with the g-Eclipse Framework
- GUTS Integration with the gLite Middleware
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Aggregating Trust Using Triangular Norms in the KeyNote Trust Management System
- Introduction
- Quantifying Trust
- Trust Aggregation Using Max and Min
- Trust Aggregation Using Triangular Norms and Conorms
- Accumulating Trust
- A Model of Trust Aggregation
- Trust Aggregation in QKeyNote
- KeyNote Compliance Values as Degrees of Trust
- Aggregating Compliance Values in QKeyNote
- Accumulating Compliance Values in QKeyNote
- Compensating Aggregation Operators
- Implementing trust(X,Y)
- Discussion
- References
- An Authentication Trust Metric for Federated Identity Management Systems
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Formal Representation of Trust for Authentication
- Trust Semantics
- Inference Rules
- Direct Trust and Propagation Trust for Authentication
- Derivation of Direct Trust and Propagation Trust
- Authentication Trust Quantification
- Authentication Trust Value
- Trust Value Calculation
- Authentication Trust Assessment
- Discussion
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- A Trust-Augmented Voting Scheme for Collaborative Privacy Management
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Trust in Social Networks
- Privacy Policies
- Condorcet's Preferential Voting Scheme
- A Trust-Augmented Voting Scheme
- Incorporating Trust as Weighted Votes
- A Heuristic Algorithm
- Experimental Results
- Inference of Privacy Policies
- Discussion and Conclusion
- References
- Universally Composable NIZK Protocol in an Internet Voting Scheme
- Introduction
- Related Work
- The Internet Voting Scheme
- Security Requirements
- The Scheme
- Ballot Verification Using NIZK Protocol
- Introduction
- The NIZK Protocol
- The Security Properties of the NIZK Protocol
- Universally Composable NIZK Protocol
- The UC Framework
- Ideal Functionalities
- Universally Composable NIZK Protocol
- Conclusions
- References
- Protocol Analysis Modulo Combination of Theories: A Case Study in Maude-NPA
- Introduction
- Background on Term Rewriting
- Protocol Specification and Analysis in Maude-NPA
- A Unification Algorithm for XOR pk-sk AC
- Variant Narrowing and Variant Unification
- Finding Attacks Modulo XOR pk-sk AC Using Maude-NPA
- Related Work
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Defamation-Free Networks through User-Centered Data Control
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Data Control
- Data Control vs. Usage Control
- Data Control Scenarios
- Data Control Requirements
- Solution Proposal
- Centralized Architecture
- Decentralized P2P Architecture
- Centralized vs. Decentralized
- Conclusion
- Future Work
- References
- InDico: Information Flow Analysis of Business Processes for Confidentiality Requirements
- Introduction
- Running Example
- Colored Petri Net
- IFnet: Modeling Business Processes for IF Analysis
- Labeling Strategies
- Workflow Isolation
- Analysis of IFnet Models
- Causality of Activities
- Resource Conflicts
- Discussion and Related Work
- Summary
- References
- Stateful Authorization Logic: Proof Theory and a Case Study
- Introduction
- Case Study: Stateful Authorization by Example
- The Logic BL: Syntax and Proof Theory
- BL0: The says Connective
- BL1: State Predicates
- BL: Explicit Time and the @ Connective
- Metatheory of BL
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- Privacy-Friendly Energy-Metering via Homomorphic Encryption
- Introduction
- Background on Smart Metering
- Stakeholders
- Privacy Concerns
- Centralised Trust
- Secure Authentication and Local Storage: ``Power to the Meter''
- Basic Protocols
- The No-Leakage Protocol
- Security Notions
- Security Analysis
- Conclusions
- References
- Extending an RFID Security and Privacy Model by Considering Forward Untraceability
- Introduction
- RFID Privacy Models
- Extended RFID Security and Privacy Model
- System Model
- Adversarial Model
- Privacy Classes
- Security Properties
- Privacy
- The Notion of Forward Untraceability for RFID
- Analysis of the Song and Mitchell's Scheme
- Violating the Forward Untraceability
- Server Impersonation Attack after Corrupting the Tag
- Analysis of the Cai et al.'s Scheme
- Analysis of the Lim and Kwon's Scheme
- Analysis of the Forward Untraceability
- Analysis of Server Impersonation
- Conclusion
- References
- Protecting Privacy of Sensitive Value Distributions in Data Release
- Introduction
- Motivation and Reference Scenario
- Data Model and Problem Definition
- Assessing Exposure
- Controlling Exposure and Regulating Release
- Related Work
- Conclusions
- References
- Author Index
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