by: M. Jason Hinek publisher: Chapman & Hall/CRC released: 2009-07-15 ISBN: 1420075187 Price: $72.99 Buy Now!
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The first resource to focus on the security variances of RSA, Cryptanalysis of RSA and Its Variants is a comprehensive survey of the best known algebraic attacks on RSA and its main variants, including Rebalanced RSA, Multi-prime RSA, and Multi-factor RSA. The preliminary material introduces RSA and reviews all the mathematical background needed for the remainder of the book. The next two parts collect together all the best known algebraic attacks. For each attack, the author provides a mathematical proof if possible, or a mathematical justification for those that rely on assumptions. For those attacks that cannot be proven, he provides experimental evidence to illustrate their practical effectiveness.
This invaluable work will be of interest for researchers and graduate students interested in the cryptanalysis of public-key cryptosystems, RSA in particular, and also for researchers interested in applications of lattice basis reduction (based on Coppersmith's methods). In addition, it is suitable as a reference for the security of RSA and it variants. Buy Now!
Group theoretic problems appear to be the most promising source of hard computational problems for deploying new cryptographic constructions. This reference focuses on the specifics of using nonabelian groups in the field of cryptography. It provides an introduction to cryptography with a focus on group theoretic constructions. Buy Now!
Using propositional modal logic to explain access control principles, this workprovides the mathematical means to comprehend, analyze, create and verify the policies and control mechanisms used to protect resources. It starts with a preliminary introduction and then covers distributed access control, resources and sharing, and security monitors, the latter of which serves as a bridge to classical security models. While structured as a text for advanced undergraduates and graduate students, the book also meets the reference needs of those computer engineers, computer scientists, and information technologists responsible for designing, implementing, and verifying computer and information systems. Buy Now!
Public Key Infrastructures (PKI) are a trust management technology for public keys, consisting of several interconnected Certifying Authorities (CAs). The CAs issue certificates that establish ownership of public keys, which can be used to support authentication, integrity and privacy. The structure of a PKI can be quite complex, and securing PKIs has therefore become a major concern, exacerbated with the commercialization of the Internet.
Secure Public Key Infrastructure: Standards, PGP and Beyond focuses on security aspects of public key infrastructures, addressing such issues as inadequacy of security checks when certificates are issued, and revocation time. The editor presents several possible solutions for withstanding malicious attacks, while laying the groundwork for future safeguards.
Secure Public Key Infrastructure: Standards, PGP and Beyond is designed for practitioners and researchers in industry, as well as advanced-level students in computer science and mathematics.
We need to provide secure sensor network protocols of the utmost reliability and resilience to attacks. Security, robustness and accuracy are three systemic parameters that must be achieved. Apart from these, due to the resource-constrained nature of the sensor devices, the solutions to be obtained must also be resource-efficient.
Securing Wireless Sensor Networks is based on the 2006 ARO-NSF-Cylab special workshop on WSN (Wireless Sensor Networks) Security and Privacy. This edited volume presents and discusses fundamental problems and solutions in securing wireless sensor networks.
Designed for industry practitioners and researchers, Securing Wireless Sensor Networks is also suitable for advanced-level students in computer science and electrical engineering.
