Security and Privacy in Dynamic Environments : Proceedings of the IFIP TC-11 21st International Information Security Conference (SEC 2006), 22–24 May 2006, Karlstad, Sweden / edited by Simone Fischer-Hübner, Kai Rannenberg, Louise Yngström, Stefan Lindskog.

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Privacy and Privacy-Enhancing Technologies I -- Improving Availability of Emergency Health Information without Sacrificing Patient Privacy -- Ensuring Privacy for Buyer-Seller E-Commerce -- A General Certification Framework with Applications to Privacy-Enhancing Certificate Infrastructures -- Security in Mobile and Ad Hoc Networks -- Authenticated Query Flooding in Sensor Networks -- Identity Based Message Authentication for Dynamic Networks -- Providing Authentication and Access Control in Vehicular Network Environment -- Trust and Security Management -- A Framework for Web Services Trust -- Trust: An Element of Information Security -- Security-by-Ontology: A Knowledge-Centric Approach -- Privacy Enhancing Technologies II -- A Methodology for Designing Controlled Anonymous Applications -- Design Options for Privacy-Respecting Reputation Systems within Centralised Internet Communities -- Protecting (Anonymous) Credentials with the Trusted Computing Group’s TPM V1.2 -- Attacks, Vulnerability Analysis, and Tools -- Analysis and Improvement of Anti-Phishing Schemes -- CAT — A Practical Graph & SDL Based Toolkit for Vulnerability Assessment of 3G Networks -- Protecting Web Services from DoS Attacks by SOAP Message Validation -- Access Control and Authentication I -- A Flexible and Distributed Architecture to Enforce Dynamic Access Control -- A Paradigm for Dynamic and Decentralized Administration of Access Control in Workflow Applications -- CAS++: An Open Source Single Sign-On Solution for Secure e-Services -- Security Protocols -- A Synchronous Multi-Party Contract Signing Protocol Improving Lower Bound of Steps -- On the Cryptographic Key Secrecy of the Strengthened Yahalom Protocol -- Sealed-Bid Micro Auctions -- Intrusion Detection -- Detecting Known and Novel Network Intrusions -- Evaluating Classifiers for Mobile-Masquerader Detection -- VisFlowCluster-IP: Connectivity-Based Visual Clustering of Network Hosts -- Usability and Awareness -- A Usability Study of Security Policy Management -- Considering the Usability of End-User Security Software -- Utilizing the Common Criteria for Advanced Student Research Projects -- Privacy Enhancing Technologies III -- On the Relationship of Privacy and Secure Remote Logging in Dynamic Systems -- Privacy-Preserving Shared-Additive-Inverse Protocols and Their Applications -- Access Control and Authentication II -- Click Passwords -- Cryptographically Enforced Personalized Role-Based Access Control -- Access Control and Authentication III -- Using VO Concept for Managing Dynamic Security Associations -- Secure Fast Handover in an Open Broadband Access Network using Kerberos-style Tickets -- Forensics -- Network Forensics on Packet Fingerprints -- Oscar — File Type Identification of Binary Data in Disk Clusters and RAM Pages -- IFIP WG 11.1/11.8 Security Culture Workshop -- Organizational Security Culture: More Than Just an End-User Phenomenon -- Cyber Security Training and Awareness Through Game Play -- Internalisation of Information Security Culture amongst Employees through Basic Security Knowledge -- Bridging the Gap between General Management and Technicians — A Case Study in ICT Security -- Value-Focused Assessment of Information Communication and Technology Security Awareness in an Academic Environment -- Using Phishing for User Email Security Awareness -- IFIP WG 11.4 I-NetSec’06 Workshop -- Anonymous Credentials: Opportunities and Challenges -- Practical Private Regular Expression Matching -- A System for Privacy-Aware Resource Allocation and Data Processing in Dynamic Environments -- The APROB Channel: Adaptive Semi-Real-Time Anonymous Communication.

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