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WINE
2005
Springer
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16 years 1 months ago
A Graph-Theoretic Network Security Game
Consider a network vulnerable to viral infection. The system security software can guarantee safety only to a limited part of the network. Such limitations result from economy cos...
Marios Mavronicolas, Vicky G. Papadopoulou, Anna P...
ADHOCNOW
2004
Springer
16 years 1 months ago
Weathering the Storm: Managing Redundancy and Security in Ad Hoc Networks
Many ad hoc routing algorithms rely on broadcast flooding for location discovery or more generally for secure routing applications, particularly when dealing with Byzantine threat...
Mike Burmester, Tri Van Le, Alec Yasinsac
EUROCRYPT
2010
Springer
16 years 15 days ago
Adaptively Secure Broadcast
A broadcast protocol allows a sender to distribute a message through a point-to-point network to a set of parties, such that (i) all parties receive the same message, even if the s...
Martin Hirt, Vassilis Zikas
WMCSA
2000
IEEE
16 years 2 days ago
A Composable Framework for Secure Multi-Modal Access to Internet Services from Post-PC Devices
The Post-PC revolution is bringing information access to a wide-range of devices beyond the desktop, such as public kiosks, and mobile devices like cellular telephones, PDAs, and ...
Steven J. Ross, Jason L. Hill, Michael Y. Chen, An...
ATAL
2008
Springer
15 years 9 months ago
Playing games for security: an efficient exact algorithm for solving Bayesian Stackelberg games
In a class of games known as Stackelberg games, one agent (the leader) must commit to a strategy that can be observed by the other agent (the follower or adversary) before the adv...
Praveen Paruchuri, Jonathan P. Pearce, Janusz Mare...