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Introduction to Cryptography, Part I: Probabilistic Encryption
/ Konstantin Beznosov
[LERSSE-PRESENTATION-2005-023]
Outline: - Why do we need probabilistic encryption? - The idea behind - Optimized algorithm - Drawbacks
Published in Konstantin Beznosov, "Introduction to Cryptography, Part I: Probabilistic Encryption," presentation given at the class COT 6421, Theory of Computation II, Miami, FL, USA, School of Computer Science, Florida International University, 2 April, 1998.:
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Improving Practical Security Engineering: Overview of the Ongoing Research
/ Konstantin Beznosov
[LERSSE-PRESENTATION-2005-022]
Security engineering is about creating viable solutions to real-world security problems-solutions that would address the requirements, be cost-effective, competitive, and yet be subject to the limitations of today security and software technologies [...]
Published in Konstantin Beznosov, "Improving Practical Security Engineering: Overview of the Ongoing Research," talk given at the Department of Computer Science, Heverlee, Belgium, Catholic University of Leuven, 20 December, 2004. :
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Implementing Multiple Channels over SSL
/ Yong Song ; Victor C.M. Leung ; Konstantin Beznosov
[LERSSE-RefConfPaper-2005-010]
Multiple-Channel SSL (MC-SSL) is our model and protocol for the security of client-server communication. [...]
Published in Yong Song, Victor C.M. Leung, and Konstantin Beznosov. Implementing multiple channels over SSL. In Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on E-business and Telecom-munication Networks, pages 246–253, Setubal, Portugal, 25-28 August 2004.:
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Human Factor in Security Administration: Brainstorming the Research Directions
/ Konstantin Beznosov
[LERSSE-PRESENTATION-2005-021]
Although usability has been acknowledged by the security community as one of the design goals back in 1970s, there is dearth of applications of HCI methods to the domain of computer security in general and security administration in particular. [...]
Published in Konstantin Beznosov, "Human Factor in Security Administration: Brainstorming the Research Directions," presentation given at SEEDS, Vancouver, BC, Canada, SEEDS, ECE, UBC, 2 December, 2003. :
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HIPAA and CPR Architecture
/ Konstantin Beznosov
[LERSSE-PRESENTATION-2005-020]
The presentation that describes Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) from the perspective of the Computerized Patient Record (CPR) Architecture [...]
Published in Konstantin Beznosov, "HIPAA and CPR Architecture," presentation given to IT leadership of the Baptist Health Systems, Miami, FL, USA, Baptist Health Systems of South Florida, 19 April, 1999, pp.17.:
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Here’s Your Lego™ Security Kit: How to Give Developers All Protection Mechanisms They Will Ever Need
/ Konstantin Beznosov
[LERSSE-RefConfPaper-2005-009]
By presenting a protection architecture for ASP.NET Web services, this paper demonstrates the feasibility of creating middleware mechanisms in the form of composable, flexible, and extensible building blocks. [...]
Published in Konstantin Beznosov, “Here’s Your Lego! Security Kit: How to Give Developers All Protection Mechanisms They
Will Ever Need,” in Proceedings of Software Engineering and Middleware (SEM) Workshop, pp. 3-18,
Linz, Austria, 20-21 September 2004.:
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Handouts: Introduction to Cryptography
/ Konstantin Beznosov
[LERSSE-PRESENTATION-2005-019]
Outline: - Probabilistic encryption - Identity-Based Public-Key Cryptography - Fair Coin Flipping Using Public-Key Cryptography - Fair Cryptosystems (Key Escrow) - Zero Knowledge Interactive Proof Systems
Published in Konstantin Beznosov, "Handouts: Introduction to Cryptography," handouts for the presentation given at class COT 6421, Theory of Computation II, Miami, FL, USA, School of Computer Science, Florida International University, April, 1998. :
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Future Direction of Access Control Models, Architectures, and Technologies
/ Konstantin Beznosov
[LERSSE-UnrefConfPaper-2005-001]
The goal of this panel is to explore future directions in the research and practice of Access Control Models, Architectures, and Technologies (ACMAT). [...]
Published in Konstantin Beznosov, "Future Direction of Access Control Models, Architectures, and Technologies," in Proceedings of the Tenth ACM Symposium on Access Control Models and Aechnologies (SACMAT), Stockholm, Sweden, ACM, pp.48-48: (1-3 June, 2005)
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Flooding and Recycling Authorizations
/ Konstantin Beznosov
[LERSSE-PRESENTATION-2005-018]
The request-response paradigm used for access control solutions commonly leads to point-to-point (PTP) architectures with security enforcement logic obtaining decisions from the authorization servers through remote procedure calls. [...]
Published in Konstantin Beznosov, "Flooding and Recycling Authorizations," presentation given at the New Security Paradigms Workshop (NSPW), Lake Arrowhead, CA, USA, 22 September, 2005, pp.25. :
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eXtreme Security Engineering: On Employing XP Practices to Achieve “Good Enough Security” without Defining It
/ Konstantin Beznosov
[LERSSE-RefConfPaper-2005-008]
This paper examines practices of eXtreme Programming (XP) on the subject of their application to the development of security solutions. [...]
Published in Konstantin Beznosov. Extreme security engineering: On employing xp practices to achieve
"good enough security" without defining it. In First ACM Workshop on Business Driven
Security Engineering (BizSec), Faiffax, VA, USA, 2003. :
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