Multilaterally secure pervasive cooperation :: privacy protection, accountability and secure communication for the age of pervasive computing /
The mechanisms which support secure communication, privacy protection and accountability are crucial parts of most computing systems. Pervasive computing is characterized by the large-scale collection, distribution and aggregation of information related to individuals and their activities. From the...
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| Zusammenfassung: | The mechanisms which support secure communication, privacy protection and accountability are crucial parts of most computing systems. Pervasive computing is characterized by the large-scale collection, distribution and aggregation of information related to individuals and their activities. From the outset, the inherent privacy and IT security issues of pervasive computing have been an area of critical focus, and associated unforeseeable consequences for the individual have been mentioned. This book addresses these issues, and seeks to demonstrate that carefully devised protection mechanisms can become enablers for multilaterally acceptable and trustworthy digital interactions and ICT-based cooperations. It explores new facets of privacy protection and accountability for digitally recorded real-world actions as well as novel forms of communication in a descriptive manner.A thorough investigation of main pervasive computing concepts is presented, together with a motivation and elicitation of security requirements within the emergency response application domain; also the state-of-the-art of existing security mechanisms is discussed. The areas covered include: digital pseudonyms and auditing mechanisms, efficient encryption techniques and concepts for end-to-end secure messaging, as well as pervasive computing approaches to first response.The book will be of interest to anybody involved in the design, realization and use of secure and privacy-preserving pervasive computing systems and applications. |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references. |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Security Requirements for Multilaterally Secure AuditingSummary; State of the Art; The Broader Context; Towards Multilaterally Secure Pervasive Auditing; Relevant Properties of Digital Pseudonyms; Location Privacy Protection based on Pseudonyms; Pseudonymous Auditing; Efficient Constructions of Transaction Pseudonyms; Conclusion; Towards End-to-End Secure Pervasive Communication; Approaches to Secure One-to-Many Messaging; Techniques for End-to-End Encryption; Conclusion; Summary; Novel Security Techniques; Pseudonyms with Implicit Attributes; Construction Principle; Main Primitives | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Setting and Main ProtocolsParties; Registration and Generation of Transaction Pseudonyms; Authentication of Transaction Pseudonyms; Linking and Partial Re-Identification; Complete Disclosure of Pseudonyms; Hybrid Encryption Technique for Expressive Policies; Construction Principle; Main Primitives; Setting and Main Mechanisms for Hybrid Encryption; Parties; Encryption and Decryption Schemes; Management and Generation of Private Keys; Summary; Integrated Approach within Reference Scenario; Overview; Parties; Core Interactions; Design of Security Mechanisms; Basic Principles | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Make Users Implicitly Addressable via AttributesProvide Pseudonymous yet Linkable Location Updates; Communication Network Model; Adversary Model; Properties of Outside Adversary; Properties of Inside Adversary; Further Types of Adversaries; System Overview; Parties and Modules; Phases; Interactions; Summary; Mechanisms; Setup; Registration; Representation of Digital Identities; Registration Process; Activation and Group Communication; Overview; Logical Messaging Policy Layer; Access Control Layer; Protocol for End-to-End Secure Messaging; Examples; Location Tracking | |
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| spelling | Weber, Stefan G. Multilaterally secure pervasive cooperation : privacy protection, accountability and secure communication for the age of pervasive computing / Stefan G. Weber. Amsterdam ; Washington, D.C. : IOS Press, ©2012. 1 online resource text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Cryptology and information security series ; v. 9 Includes bibliographical references. Title page of PDF; (IOS Press; viewed on Jan. 14, 2013). Title Page; Preface; Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables; Introduction; Motivation; Object of Research; Goals and Research Questions; Approach and Scientific Contributions; Evaluation; Publications; Structure; Background and Requirements; What is Pervasive Computing?; Perspective; From Product Traceability ... ; .. to Human-Centric Pervasive Applications; Main Components of Pervasive Systems; Towards Pervasive Cooperation; Some Security Issues in Pervasive Computing; IT Security, Multilateral Security and Pervasive Systems; The Challenge of Securing a Pervasive System Privacy and the Need for Privacy ProtectionPrivacy Protection versus Accountability; Reference Scenario: ICT-Supported Emergency Response; Introduction to Application Domain; Disaster Management Information Systems; Towards Location-Aware First Response; Protection Goals Motivated within Reference Scenario; One-to-Many Communication in Emergency Situations; Emergency Communication Patterns; Security Requirements for Emergency Communication; Privacy and Accountability Issues of Real-World Auditing; Application Examples within Reference Scenario Security Requirements for Multilaterally Secure AuditingSummary; State of the Art; The Broader Context; Towards Multilaterally Secure Pervasive Auditing; Relevant Properties of Digital Pseudonyms; Location Privacy Protection based on Pseudonyms; Pseudonymous Auditing; Efficient Constructions of Transaction Pseudonyms; Conclusion; Towards End-to-End Secure Pervasive Communication; Approaches to Secure One-to-Many Messaging; Techniques for End-to-End Encryption; Conclusion; Summary; Novel Security Techniques; Pseudonyms with Implicit Attributes; Construction Principle; Main Primitives Setting and Main ProtocolsParties; Registration and Generation of Transaction Pseudonyms; Authentication of Transaction Pseudonyms; Linking and Partial Re-Identification; Complete Disclosure of Pseudonyms; Hybrid Encryption Technique for Expressive Policies; Construction Principle; Main Primitives; Setting and Main Mechanisms for Hybrid Encryption; Parties; Encryption and Decryption Schemes; Management and Generation of Private Keys; Summary; Integrated Approach within Reference Scenario; Overview; Parties; Core Interactions; Design of Security Mechanisms; Basic Principles Make Users Implicitly Addressable via AttributesProvide Pseudonymous yet Linkable Location Updates; Communication Network Model; Adversary Model; Properties of Outside Adversary; Properties of Inside Adversary; Further Types of Adversaries; System Overview; Parties and Modules; Phases; Interactions; Summary; Mechanisms; Setup; Registration; Representation of Digital Identities; Registration Process; Activation and Group Communication; Overview; Logical Messaging Policy Layer; Access Control Layer; Protocol for End-to-End Secure Messaging; Examples; Location Tracking English. The mechanisms which support secure communication, privacy protection and accountability are crucial parts of most computing systems. Pervasive computing is characterized by the large-scale collection, distribution and aggregation of information related to individuals and their activities. From the outset, the inherent privacy and IT security issues of pervasive computing have been an area of critical focus, and associated unforeseeable consequences for the individual have been mentioned. This book addresses these issues, and seeks to demonstrate that carefully devised protection mechanisms can become enablers for multilaterally acceptable and trustworthy digital interactions and ICT-based cooperations. 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Chiffrement (Informatique) COMPUTERS Computer Literacy. bisacsh COMPUTERS Computer Science. bisacsh COMPUTERS Data Processing. bisacsh COMPUTERS Hardware General. bisacsh COMPUTERS Information Technology. bisacsh COMPUTERS Machine Theory. bisacsh COMPUTERS Reference. bisacsh Data encryption (Computer science) fast IOS Press. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2015091156 has work: Multilaterally secure pervasive cooperation (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCFGYyYyVfGGwjjXx968cT3 https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: Weber, Stefan G. Multilaterally secure pervasive cooperation. Amsterdam ; Washington, D.C. : IOS Press, ©2012 (DLC) 2012951489 Cryptology and information security series ; v. 9. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2008086431 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=529563 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Weber, Stefan G. Multilaterally secure pervasive cooperation : privacy protection, accountability and secure communication for the age of pervasive computing / Cryptology and information security series ; Title Page; Preface; Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables; Introduction; Motivation; Object of Research; Goals and Research Questions; Approach and Scientific Contributions; Evaluation; Publications; Structure; Background and Requirements; What is Pervasive Computing?; Perspective; From Product Traceability ... ; .. to Human-Centric Pervasive Applications; Main Components of Pervasive Systems; Towards Pervasive Cooperation; Some Security Issues in Pervasive Computing; IT Security, Multilateral Security and Pervasive Systems; The Challenge of Securing a Pervasive System Privacy and the Need for Privacy ProtectionPrivacy Protection versus Accountability; Reference Scenario: ICT-Supported Emergency Response; Introduction to Application Domain; Disaster Management Information Systems; Towards Location-Aware First Response; Protection Goals Motivated within Reference Scenario; One-to-Many Communication in Emergency Situations; Emergency Communication Patterns; Security Requirements for Emergency Communication; Privacy and Accountability Issues of Real-World Auditing; Application Examples within Reference Scenario Security Requirements for Multilaterally Secure AuditingSummary; State of the Art; The Broader Context; Towards Multilaterally Secure Pervasive Auditing; Relevant Properties of Digital Pseudonyms; Location Privacy Protection based on Pseudonyms; Pseudonymous Auditing; Efficient Constructions of Transaction Pseudonyms; Conclusion; Towards End-to-End Secure Pervasive Communication; Approaches to Secure One-to-Many Messaging; Techniques for End-to-End Encryption; Conclusion; Summary; Novel Security Techniques; Pseudonyms with Implicit Attributes; Construction Principle; Main Primitives Setting and Main ProtocolsParties; Registration and Generation of Transaction Pseudonyms; Authentication of Transaction Pseudonyms; Linking and Partial Re-Identification; Complete Disclosure of Pseudonyms; Hybrid Encryption Technique for Expressive Policies; Construction Principle; Main Primitives; Setting and Main Mechanisms for Hybrid Encryption; Parties; Encryption and Decryption Schemes; Management and Generation of Private Keys; Summary; Integrated Approach within Reference Scenario; Overview; Parties; Core Interactions; Design of Security Mechanisms; Basic Principles Make Users Implicitly Addressable via AttributesProvide Pseudonymous yet Linkable Location Updates; Communication Network Model; Adversary Model; Properties of Outside Adversary; Properties of Inside Adversary; Further Types of Adversaries; System Overview; Parties and Modules; Phases; Interactions; Summary; Mechanisms; Setup; Registration; Representation of Digital Identities; Registration Process; Activation and Group Communication; Overview; Logical Messaging Policy Layer; Access Control Layer; Protocol for End-to-End Secure Messaging; Examples; Location Tracking Ubiquitous computing Security measures. Data encryption (Computer science) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh94001524 Informatique omniprésente Sécurité Mesures. Chiffrement (Informatique) COMPUTERS Computer Literacy. bisacsh COMPUTERS Computer Science. bisacsh COMPUTERS Data Processing. bisacsh COMPUTERS Hardware General. bisacsh COMPUTERS Information Technology. bisacsh COMPUTERS Machine Theory. bisacsh COMPUTERS Reference. bisacsh Data encryption (Computer science) fast |
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