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- Title
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Attacks and Malicious Code
- Relay Attacks on Secure Element-EnabledMobile Devices
- Introduction
- Smartcard Communication
- Android's Secure Element API
- Related Work
- Attacking Mobile Phones
- Relay Attack on the Secure Element
- Limitations by the Communication Protocol
- Implementation
- Measurement Results
- Conclusion and Outlook
- References
- Would You Mind Forking This Process?A Denial of Service Attack on Android
- Introduction
- The Android Architecture
- The Android Layers
- The Linux Layer
- Interaction between the Android Layers and the Linux Layer
- The Vulnerability
- Countermeasures
- Checking Fork Requests Inside the Zygote Process
- Modifying the Linux Permissions of the Zygote Socket
- Experimental Results
- Exploiting the Vulnerability
- Testing the Countermeasures
- Related Works
- Conclusions
- References
- An Approach to Detecting Inter-Session Data Flow Induced by Object Pooling
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Inter-Session Data Flow
- Analyzed Frameworks
- Problem
- Example
- Detection Approach
- Evaluation
- Evaluated Programs
- Analysis Results
- Discussion
- Conclusion and Outlook
- References
- Embedded Eavesdropping on Java Card
- Introduction
- Forewords on the APDU Buffer and Targeted Platforms
- The APDU Buffer Usage
- Specificities of the APDU Buffer in a Java Card
- Targeted Platforms
- The APDU Buffer Storage Attacks
- A Fault Attack to Store the APDU Buffer
- Attacking a Java Card 3.0 Classic Edition
- Attacking a Java Card 3.0 Connected Edition
- Case Study
- Attacking through the GP Environment: OPEN
- Attacking through the CAT/(U)SAT
- Attacking through the Eavesdropping Restartable Task
- Conclusion
- References
- Security Architectures
- Authenticated Key Exchange (AKE) in Delay Tolerant Networks
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Authenticated Key Establishment
- The Setting
- Preliminaries, Goals and Requirements
- The Protocol
- Evaluation
- Conclusion and Areas of Ongoing and Future Research
- References
- OFELIA - A Secure Mobile AttributeAggregation Infrastructure for User-CentricIdentity Management
- Introduction
- Architecture
- OpenID Connect Identity Services
- The RP/SP (Relying Party/Service Provider)
- Attribute Authorities
- The Identity Broker
- The Smart-Phone as a Secure Digital Wallet
- The XMPP Messaging Protocol
- OFELIA Secure Access Authorization Tokens
- The OFELIA TRUST Infrastructure
- Entities Enrollment and Communication Schemes
- Attribute Authority Enrollment
- Identity Broker Enrollment
- Service Provider Enrollment
- Usage Case Scenario
- Conclusions
- References
- Smart OpenID:A Smart Card Based OpenID Protocol
- Introduction
- Role of Mobile Network Operators
- OpenID
- Smart Cards
- Related Work
- OpenID 2.0 Security
- 3GPP OpenID/GBA
- SSL Certificate Based OpenID Authentication
- Liberty Alliance Advanced Client
- The Smart OpenID Protocol
- Additional Privacy Using Identifier Select Mode
- Attribute Assertions Using Identifier Select Mode
- Implementation
- Binding to Network Authentication
- Analysis of Smart OpenID
- Conclusions
- References
- Peer to Peer Botnet Detection Based on Flow Intervals
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Approach
- Foundation
- Attribute Selection
- Classifier Selection
- Evaluation
- Evaluation Dataset
- Evaluation Results
- Comparison with BotHunter
- Conclusion
- References
- System Security
- Towards a Universal Data Provenance Framework Using Dynamic Instrumentation
- Introduction
- Background
- Design
- Configurable Logging
- Assisted Discovery
- Case Studies
- File-System
- Database (SQLite)
- Web Browser (Safari)
- Discussion and Future Directions
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- Improving Flask Implementation Using Hardware Assisted In-VM Isolation
- Introduction
- Background
- The Flask Architecture Overview
- EPT Overview
- Assumption and Threat Model
- Overview of Our Approach
- Implementation
- Isolated Address Space Construction
- Entry Gate and Exit Gate Implementation
- Loading a Module to Enforce the Settings
- Evaluation
- Performance Overhead
- Security Analysis
- Related Work
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- HyperForce: Hypervisor-enForced Execution of Security-Critical Code
- Introduction
- Design
- Motivation
- Core Idea
- Evaluation
- Macro-benchmarks
- Micro-benchmarks
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- RandHyp: Preventing Attacksvia Xen Hypercall Interface
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Xen Architecture, Threat Model, and Design Goals
- Architecture Overview
- Threat Model
- Information Leakage Attack.
- Denial of Service Attack.
- Design Overview
- Implementation
- Randomization
- Kernel-Level Randomization.
- User-Level Randomization.
- De-randomization
- Security Discussion
- Attacks Using Direct Hypercall Invocation.
- Attacks Using Indirect Hypercall Invocation.
- Evaluation
- Experimental Setup
- Performance Evaluation
- Disk I/O Performance.
- Network I/O Performance.
- Real-world Benchmarks.
- Effectiveness Evaluation
- Conclusion
- References
- Access Control
- Role Mining under Role-Usage CardinalityConstraint
- Introduction
- Role Mining with Role-Usage Cardinality Constraints
- Role Priority Based Approach (RPA)
- Illustrative Example.
- Coverage of Permissions Based Approach (CPA)
- Illustrative Example.
- Experimental Results
- Related Work
- Conclusions and Future Direction
- References
- HIDE DHCP: Covert Communications throughNetwork Configuration Messages
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Covert Channel Analysis and Requirements
- The Scenario
- Protocol Analysis
- HIDE_DHCP: A New Subliminal Channel
- Xid Implementation
- Sname and File Implementation
- Options Implementation
- Covert Channel Analysis
- Conclusions
- References
- Handling Stateful Firewall Anomalies
- Introduction
- Motivation
- Related Work
- Handling Anomalies on Stateful Firewall Intra-State Rules
- Handling Inter-state Rule Anomalies
- Conclusion
- References
- A Framework for Threat Assessmentin Access Control Systems
- Introduction
- Threat Assessment Approaches
- Assumptions
- Defining ``Threat''
- Running Example
- Object-Based Threat Assessment
- Subject-Based Threat Assessment
- Difference of Scores-Based Threat Assessment
- Difference Weighted by Object Sensitivity Score.
- Difference Weighted by Subject Trustworthiness Score.
- Discussion and Related Work
- Conclusions
- References
- Database Security
- Support for Write Privileges on Outsourced Data
- Introduction
- Basic Concepts
- Enforcement of Write Authorizations
- Key Derivation Structure
- Resource Encryption, Write Tags, and Access Control Enforcement
- Write Integrity Control and Resource Management
- Related Work
- Conclusions
- References
- Malicious Users' Transactions: Tackling Insider Threat
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Insider Threat and Malicious Transactions
- The Proposed Model
- The Labeling Mechanism
- The Damage Predictor
- Real Events Analyzer
- System Architecture
- Conclusions
- References
- Privacy Attitudes and Properties
- Privacy-Preserving Television Audience Measurement Using Smart TVs
- Introduction
- The PrivTAM System
- The PrivTAM Protocol
- Problem Definition
- Outline of the Computation
- The Protocol's Security
- Experimental Results
- Conclusions
- References
- Tracking Users on the Internet with Behavioral Patterns: Evaluation of Its Practical Feasibility
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Modeling Behavior-Based Tracking
- Dataset
- Behavior-Based Tracking Technique
- Multinomial Naïve Bayes Classifier
- Transformation of Frequency Vectors
- Resolving Ambiguous Predictions with Cosine Similarity
- Evaluation
- Cross Validation
- Evaluation in Real-World Setting
- Dealing with Fluctuating Activity
- Future Work
- Countermeasures
- Conclusion
- References
- Smartphone Forensics: A Proactive Investigation Schemefor Evidence Acquisition
- Introduction
- Smartphone Evidence
- Smartphone Evidence Taxonomy
- Evidence Transport Channels
- Proactive Smartphone Forensics Investigation
- Proactive Smartphone Forensics Scheme
- Scheme Processes
- Legal Considerations
- Conclusions
- References
- Social Networks and Social Engineering
- Modeling Social Engineering Botnet Dynamicsacross Multiple Social Networks
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Scene Analysis
- Background
- The SS-Botnet Propagation Process
- Affecting Factors
- Modeling Methodology
- Related Notations
- Theoretical Description
- Evaluation
- Statistical Investigation
- Simulation Experiment
- Limitations and Discussion
- Conclusion
- References
- Layered Analysis of Security Ceremonies
- Introduction
- A Security Ceremony Model
- Example Ceremony Outline
- Representing Layer III of Security Ceremonies
- Analysing Layer III of Security Ceremonies Formally
- Formal Specification of the Example Ceremony
- Formal Verification of the Example Ceremony
- Conclusions
- References
- Applied Cryptography, Anonymity and Trust
- A Small Depth-16 Circuit for the AES S-Box
- Introduction
- Combinational Circuit Optimization
- The Tower Field Construction: A Nonlinear Component
- A Greedy Heuristic for Linear Components
- Local Optimizations
- The Circuits
- Conclusion
- References
- Formal Verification of the mERA-Based eServices with Trusted Third Party Protocol
- Introduction
- mERA-Based eServices with Trusted Third Party Protocol
- Cryptographic Primitives
- Description of the Protocol
- The Formal Verification Tool: ProVerif
- Proof Engine
- The Language
- Verifying mERA Protocol
- Modelisation of Cryptographic Primitives
- Declarations and Channels
- Processes
- Properties Formally Verified
- Liveness Property
- Security Properties
- Conclusion
- References
- Usable Security
- My Authentication Album:Adaptive Images-Based Login Mechanism
- Introduction
- The Fallback Authentication Challenge
- Graphical Passwords
- Contributions
- Paper Layout
- Mechanism Description
- Security Analysis
- Applications
- Authentication to Highly-Sensitive Sites
- Authentication to Less-Sensitive Sites
- User Study
- Study's Framework System
- Results
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Balancing Security and Usability of Local Security Mechanisms for Mobile Devices
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Requirements and Evaluation Framework
- Attack Scenarios and Impact
- Evaluation Criteria
- Design of a Security Mechanism
- Design Decisions
- Entities and Used Technologies
- Process Description
- Evaluation
- Conclusion
- References
- Analyzing Value Conflicts for a Work-FriendlyISS Policy Implementation
- Introduction
- ISSP Implementation and Value Conflicts
- Theory and Methodology
- Case Background
- Research Methodology
- Value Conflicts in Social Services
- ISS Values in the Context of Social Work
- The Identified Areas of Value Conflicts
- Reasons for Value Conflicts and Suggested Solutions
- Discussion
- Conclusion and Future Research
- References
- When Convenience Trumps Security:Defining Objectives for Security and Usability of Systems
- Introduction
- Value Focused Security and Usability Objectives
- Quantitatively Derived Parsimonious Set of Securityand Usability Objectives
- Method
- Data
- Discussion
- Conclusion
- References
- Security and Trust Models
- Security-by-Contract for the OSGi Platform
- Introduction
- The SC Architecture
- The Running Example
- The OSGi Platform Formal Model
- Evaluation
- Related Work
- Conclusions
- References
- Cyber Weather Forecasting:Forecasting Unknown Internet WormsUsing Randomness Analysis
- Introduction
- Cyber Weather Forecasting
- ADUR (Anomaly Detection Using Randomness Check): The Context
- FORE (FOrecasting Using REgression Analysis) : The Proposed Model
- Time Series Analysis
- Linear Regression Analysis
- Reliability Analysis
- Evaluation Results
- Conclusions
- References
- Incentive Compatible Moving Target Defenseagainst VM-Colocation Attacks in Clouds
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Assumptions and Notations
- Incentive Compatible Game
- VM-Migration Based Moving Target Defence
- The Optimal Number of Moving VMs
- The Constant Cost of Migration
- Defense Timeline
- Evaluation
- Security
- Practicability
- Discussion and Conclusion
- References
- Give Rookies A Chance: A Trust-BasedInstitutional Online Supplier RecommendationFramework
- Introduction
- Related Works
- Trust, Trustworthiness and Reputation
- Trust for Newcomers
- Reputation Utility and Online Trust Game
- Reputation Utility
- Online Trust Game
- Trust-Based Auto-selection Framework and Algorithms
- Normalization
- Utilization
- Trustworthiness Determination
- Recommend Supplier
- Implementation and Experiments
- Environment Settings and Implementation
- Experiment
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Security Economics
- A Game-Theoretic Formulation of SecurityInvestment Decisions under Ex-ante Regulation
- Introduction
- Stakeholders and Information Release
- Ex-ante Regulation of Damage Sharing
- Surplus Functions
- The Customer
- The Service Provider
- A Game Formulation for Investments and Risk
- Customer's Best Response Function
- Service Provider's Best Response Function
- Analysis of Nash Equilibrium
- Conclusions
- References
- Optimizing Network Patching Policy Decisions
- Introduction
- Disruption Trade-Offs
- Cost Function
- Reducing the Cost of Disruption
- A Systems Model of Network Vulnerability Management
- Patch Release and Patch Management Processes
- The Threat Environment
- Measuring Disruption
- Results from Simulations with Core Model Settings
- Changes in the Threat Environment
- Increased Arrival Rate of Exploits
- Faster Exploit Development
- Discussion
- Related Work
- Conclusions
- References
- A Risk Assessment Method for Smartphones
- Introduction
- Smartphone: Definition and Assets
- Smartphone Risk Assessment
- Case Study: Risk Assessment in Android
- Conclusions
- References
- Empirical Benefits of Training to Phishing Susceptibility
- Introduction
- Efforts to Assess the Phishing Threat
- Training Users: Effective or a Waste of Time?
- Methodology
- Task Procedures and Experimental Design
- Results
- Conclusions and Recommendations
- References
- Authentication and Delegation
- Multi-modal Behavioural Biometric Authenticationfor Mobile Devices
- Introduction
- An Overview of Biometric Authentication
- Behaviour Profiling
- Keystroke Dynamics
- Linguistic Profiling
- Experiment Procedure
- Behaviour Profiling
- Keystroke Dynamics
- Linguistic Profiling
- Fusions
- Results
- Behaviour Profiling
- Keystroke Dynamics
- Linguistic Profiling
- Fusion
- Discussion
- Conclusions
- References
- Analysis and Modeling of False Synchronizationsin 3G-WLAN Integrated Networks
- Introduction
- Background
- False Synchronizations in 3G-WLAN Integrated Networks
- Modeling Procedure
- Conclusions
- References
- Password Protected Smart Card and Memory StickAuthentication against Off-Line Dictionary Attacks
- Introduction
- Security Models
- Smart Card Based Secure Authentication and Key Agreement
- Symmetric Key Based Scheme: SSCA
- Public Key Based Scheme: PSCAb
- Public Key Based Scheme: PSCA
- Public Key Based Scheme with Password Validation Data at Server: PSCAV
- Remote Authentication with Password Protected Portable Memory Sticks
- References
- Distributed Path Authentication for Dynamic RFID-Enabled Supply Chains
- Introduction
- Background
- Dynamic RFID-Enabled Supply Chain
- Adversary Model
- Requirements of RFID-Enabled Path Authentication System
- Our Construction
- Building Tools
- Protocol Details
- Analysis
- Security
- Privacy
- Performance
- Conclusions
- References
- Enhanced Dictionary Based Rainbow Table
- Introduction
- Background
- Enhanced Dictionary Based Rainbow Table
- Enhanced Rainbow Table
- Design of Dictionary Based Enhanced Rainbow Table
- Methods of Constructing Chains
- Conclusion
- References
- Short Papers
- Authorization Policies for Materialized Views
- Introduction
- Datalog for Authorization
- Contribution
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- Enhancing the Security of On-line Transactionswith CAPTCHA Keyboard
- Introduction
- Secure On-line Transaction Protocol
- Security Model
- Security-Enhanced TLS Protocol
- On-screen CAPTCHA Keyboard
- Discussion
- Security
- Performance Comparison
- References
- Fighting Pollution Attack in Peer-to-Peer StreamingNetworks: A Trust Management Approach
- Introduction
- Trust Management in P2P Streaming Networks
- Confidence Factor
- Direct Trust
- Indirect Trust
- Trust Updates
- Utilization of Trust Values
- Performance Evaluation under Potential Attacks
- Bad-Mouthing Attack
- On-Off Attack
- Conclusion
- References
- A Framework for Anonymizing GSM Callsover a Smartphone VoIP Network
- Introduction and Motivation
- Related Work
- The Proposed Scheme
- The Anonymous Communication Scenario
- Private VoIP to GSM Gateway Discovery
- Performance Evaluation
- Concluding Remarks and Areas for Future Research
- Acknowledgments.
- References
- A Browser-Based Distributed System for the Detectionof HTTPS Stripping Attacks againstWeb Pages
- Introduction
- Analysis of the Attack
- The Proposed Countermeasure
- Prototype
- Page Characterization
- Page Evaluation
- Information Sharing
- Experimental Validation
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Privacy-Preserving Mechanisms for OrganizingTasks in a Pervasive eHealth System
- Introduction
- The System Architecture
- System Functionality
- The Scheduling Service
- Patient's Schedules and Caregiver's Profiles
- Protocol Assumptions
- Scheduling a Task
- Retrieval of Assignments
- Contacting a Caregiver
- Conclusion
- References
- Web Services Security Assessment:An Authentication-Focused Approach
- Introduction and Related Work
- Web Services Threats and Countermeasures
- Experimentation Results
- Conclusions and Further Research
- References
- Open Issues and Proposals in the IT SecurityManagement of Commercial Ports:The S-PORT National Case
- Introduction
- Existing Efforts and Open Issues
- Proposals for Enhancing Maritime IT Security Management
- S-PORT: A National Project
- Conclusions and Acknowledgments
- References
- A Response Strategy Modelfor Intrusion Response Systems
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Response Strategy Model (RSM)
- Case Study
- Case Study Results
- Conclusion
- References
- Intrusion Tolerance of Stealth DoS Attacksto Web Services
- Introduction
- Building Stealth Attacks
- The Intrusion Tolerant Approach
- Experiments and Results
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Towards Use-Based Usage Control
- Introduction
- Main Definitions
- Elements
- Decision Factors
- Example
- Conclusion
- References
- Author Index
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