Advances in Computer Science - Asian 2007. Computer and Network Security: 12th Asian Computing Science Conference, Doha, Qatar, December 9-11, 2007, P

ISBN-13: 9783540769279 / Angielski / Miękka / 2007 / 330 str.

Iliano Cervesato

Opis

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 12th Asian Computing Science Conference, ASIAN 2007, held in Doha, Qatar, in December 2007. Covering all current aspects of computer and network security, the papers are organized in topical sections on program security, computer security, access control, protocols, intrusion detection, network security, and safe execution.

Spis treści

Invited Speaker: Andrei Sabelfeld.- Dimensions of Declassification in Theory and Practice.- A Static Birthmark of Binary Executables Based on API Call Structure.- Compiling C Programs into a Strongly Typed Assembly Language.- Information Flow Testing.- Large Scale Simulation of Tor:.- Privacy Enhancing Credentials.- Browser Based Agile E-Voting System.- Risk Balance in Exchange Protocols.- Scalable DRM System for Media Portability.- Computational Semantics for Basic Protocol Logic – A Stochastic Approach.- Management Advantages of Object Classification in Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).- An Integrated Model for Access Control and Information Flow Requirements.- Digital Rights Management Using a Master Control Device.- Invited Speaker: Joshua Guttman.- How to do Things with Cryptographic Protocols.- A Formal Analysis for Capturing Replay Attacks in Cryptographic Protocols.- An Abstraction and Refinement Framework for Verifying Security Protocols Based on Logic Programming.- Secure Verification of Location Claims with Simultaneous Distance Modification.- Invited Speaker: Kazuhiko Kato.- Modeling and Virtualization for Secure Computing Environments.- Empirical Study of the Impact of Metasploit-Related Attacks in 4 Years of Attack Traces.- A Logical Framework for Evaluating Network Resilience Against Faults and Attacks.- Masquerade Detection Based Upon GUI User Profiling in Linux Systems.- One-Time Receiver Address in IPv6 for Protecting Unlinkability.- A Comprehensive Approach to Detect Unknown Attacks Via Intrusion Detection Alerts.- Combining Heterogeneous Classifiers for Network Intrusion Detection.- Managing Uncertainty in Access Control Decisions in Distributed Autonomous Collaborative Environments.- On Run-Time Enforcement of Policies.- Static vs Dynamic Typing for Access Control in Pi-Calculus.- A Sandbox with a Dynamic Policy Based on Execution Contexts of Applications.

O autorze

Iliano Cervesato is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at the Qatar campus of Carnegie Mellon University, where he teaches principles of programming languages, logic and computer security. He has held appointments at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, where he performed his doctoral work, Stanford University, Princeton University, and Tulane University. He also worked for ITT Industries at the Naval Research Laboratory. Before moving to Qatar, he was the founder and chief research scientist of Deductive Solutions in Annandale, Virginia. His research interests encompass computational logic, programming languages, computer security, and user productivity applications. He holds a B.S. in computer science from the University of Udine in Italy; an M.S. in computer science from the University of Houston in the US; and a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Torino in Italy. Dr. Cervesato has over 15 years of experience in computational logic and in various aspects of the design, analysis, and implementation of programming languages. He also has over a decade of research and development experience in computer security, notably cryptographic protocol analysis and the foundations of computer security. His expertise and contributions are internationally recognized. He has published over 100 articles on the above topics. He has been the program chair or general chair of several international scientific conferences.