and Payments for Mobile Commerce`
Feedback welcome (on the lectures and overview as well as on our projects).
Please forward this informations to others who may be intersted.
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thanks...
(why I need it ? finishing an overview on security for mobile commerce...
other inputs welcome... )
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Ed replied to me,
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Ed says,
The solution is to use a multifold of links, arranged in time and
space
such that rather than making the impossible assumption that "no part
will fail at any time," we can design a system where up to M parts
can
fail at any
same time --
where M can be the entire number of parts.
This sounds like `proactive security`, as defined in several cryptographic
works. You may want to check it out at http://www.hrl.il.ibm.com/proactive
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)
will be appreciated.
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. Diffie-Hellman based)
proposed do not achieve it, since a computationally unbounded attacker can
break the DH exchange (by doing discrete logs).
So PFS is really a poor name, IMHO. Better drop the `perfect` term which is
misleading. OTOH, it sounds nice :-)
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Amir Herzberg
Speci
ources) to detect tampering with GPS signals (also for
location???)
It seems an interesting and challenging area.
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IBM Research Lab in Haifa (Tel Aviv Office)
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IBM Research Lab in Haifa (Tel Aviv Office)
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will be surprised if this was really done securely.
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Eugene Leitl [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/09/2000 12:10:27 AM
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Release Encryption
Giovanni Di Crescenzo, Rafail Ostrovsky, and S. Rajagopalan Computer
Science Department, University of California San Diego,
http://www.argreenhouse.com/papers/rafail/42.ps
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for standards etc. - in particular we are the first
implementation of the W3C Micropayments Markup spec
Our approach is to make the software widely available thru partnerships with
ISPs, telcos, banks, processors - as well as OEM channels.
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s (or, with
proactive security, even to all servers - but not at the same time).
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, and certainly coins may contain secret marks. Why?
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event just confirm to me that there is interest in the BOF and in at least us
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properties!!).
Thanks for any pointers.
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between the two as
iKP was
really just a credit card protocol. In our site you can find papers and
presentations with much more details on IBM Micro payments...
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IBM Research - Haifa Lab (Tel Aviv Office)
http
security in general)
are most welcome.
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in these areas.
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Bruce, thanks! Very useful and well written!
Also: it would be nice if we also had comparisons to DES and TripleDES
just for completeness (of the speed and RAM requirements).
One question: the performance figures seem very close to these at
http://www.seven77.demon.co.uk/aes.htm
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