Communications and Multimedia Security II

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-vii

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2. Plasma Platform for Secure Multimedia Applications

   • A. Krannig

   Pages 1-12

3. High-Level Security Issues in Multimedia/Hypertext Systems

   • Eduardo B. Fernandez, Krishnakumar R. Nair, Maria M. Larrondo-Petrie, Yan Xu

   Pages 13-24

4. Approaches to security in healthcare multimedia systems

   • S. M. Furnell, N. J. Salmons, P. W. Sanders, C. T. Stockel, M. J. Warren

   Pages 25-36

5. Security Flows Analysis of the ATM Emulated LAN Architecture

   • Maryline Laurent

   Pages 37-52

6. Cryptanalysis of a voting scheme

   • Markus Michels, Patrick Horster

   Pages 53-59

7. Using Workflow to Enhance Security in Federated Databases

   • Martin S. Olivier

   Pages 60-71

8. Anonymous Mobility Management for Third Generation Mobile Networks

   • S. Hoff, K. Jakobs, D. Kesdogan

   Pages 72-83

9. Security Concepts for the WWW

   • Peter Lipp, Vesna Hassler

   Pages 84-95

10. An integrated solution for secure communications over B-ISDN

    • J. Forné, J. L. Melûs

    Pages 96-107

11. Network security in a telemedicine system

    • G. Vassilacopoulos, V. Chrissikopoulos, D. Peppes

    Pages 108-115

12. On The Application of Image Decomposition to Image Compression and Encryption

    • Howard Cheng, Li Xiaobo

    Pages 116-127

13. A new approach for delegation using hierarchical delegation tokens

    • Yun Ding, Patrick Horster, Holger Petersen

    Pages 128-143

14. BEAST: A fast block cipher for arbitrary blocksizes

    • Stefan Lucks

    Pages 144-153

15. A WWW based Certification Infrastructure for Secure Open Network Transactions

    • Tomas Gustaysson

    Pages 154-165

16. Distributed registration and key distribution for online universities

    • Rolf Oppliger, Martin Bracher, Andres Albanese

    Pages 166-175

17. Establishing a key hierarchy for Conditional Access without encryption

    • J. Schwenk

    Pages 176-182

18. Cybermoney in the Internet: An Overview over new Payment Systems in the Internet

    • Rüdiger Grimm, Kambiz Zangeneh

    Pages 183-195

19. A Restrictive Blind Signature Scheme with Applications to Electronic Cash

    • C. Radis, R. Govaerts, J. Vandewalle

    Pages 196-207

20. Secure Billing — Incontestable Charging

    • S. Piltz

    Pages 208-221

In multimedia and communication environments all documents must be protected against attacks. The movie Forrest Gump showed how multimedia documents can be manipulated. The required security can be achieved by a number of different security measures. This book provides an overview of the current research in Multimedia and Communication Security. A broad variety of subjects are addressed including: network security; attacks; cryptographic techniques; healthcare and telemedicine; security infrastructures; payment systems; access control; models and policies; auditing and firewalls. This volume contains the selected proceedings of the joint conference on Communications and Multimedia Security; organized by the International Federation for Information processing and supported by the Austrian Computer Society, Gesellschaft fuer Informatik e.V. and TeleTrust Deutschland e.V. The conference took place in Essen, Germany, in September 1996

• ATM
• Firewall
• ISDN
• Internet
• WWW
• access control
• communication
• cryptoanalysis
• detection
• encryption
• information
• information security
• intrusion detection
• network security
• online

• University of Technology Chemnitz-Zwickau, Germany

  Patrick Horster

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