TY  - BOOK
AU  - Elçi,Atilla
AU  - Pieprzyk,Josef
AU  - Chefranov,Alexander G.
AU  - Orgun,Mehmet A.
AU  - Wang,Huaxiong
AU  - Shankaran,Rajan
TI  - Theory and practice of cryptography solutions for secure information systems / 
T2  - Advances in information security, privacy, and ethics (AISPE)
SN  - 9781466640306 ( hardcover)
U1  - 005.8 21
PY  - 2013///
CY  - Hershey PA : 
PB  - IGI Global
KW  - Computer security
KW  - Data encryption (Computer science)
KW  - Computer networks
KW  - Security measures
N1  - Section I. Cryptographic methods analysis: 1. Ontology-based analysis of cryptography standards and possibilities of their harmonization – 2. GOST encryption algorithm and approaches to its analysis – 3. Cryptography for the forensics investigator  --  4. Search in encrypted data: theoretical models and practical applications  -- Section II. Cryptographic systems:  5. Encryption schemes with hyper-complex number systems and their hardware-oriented implementation  -- 6. Design time engineering of side channel resistant cipher implementations  -- Section III. Cryptographic  solutions for distributed systems: 7. An efficient attribute-based signature with application to secure attribute-based messaging system  -- 8. Secure neighbor discovery: a cryptographic solution for securing IPv6 local link operations  -- 9. Offline/online security in mobile ad hoc networks  -- 10. A survey on security in wireless sensor networks: attacks and defense mechanisms  -- Section IV. Cryptographic  trust solutions: 11.  Secure multiparty computation via oblivious polynomial evaluation --  12. PKI trust models --  13. Entity authentication and trust validation in PKI using petname systems-- 14. Building a trusted environment for security applications -- 15. Enhancing security at email end point: a feasible task for fingerprint identification system -- Section V. Engineering secure information systems:  16. Cryptography in electronic mail  -- 17. Theory and practice of secure e-voting systems – 18. Sealed-bid auction protocols – 19. Preserving the privacy of patient records in health monitoring systems
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