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IEEE Security & Privacy, Volume 7
Volume 7, Number 1, January-February 2009
- Marc Donner:
Reading (with) the Enemy. 3 - Brandi Ortega:
Shaking Up the Cybersecurity Landscape. 5-6 - Gary McGraw:
Silver Bullet Talks with Gunnar Peterson. 7-11 - Jaynarayan H. Lala, Fred B. Schneider:
IT Monoculture Security Risks and Defenses. 12-13 - Kenneth P. Birman
, Fred B. Schneider:
The Monoculture Risk Put into Context. 14-17 - Angelos D. Keromytis:
Randomized Instruction Sets and Runtime Environments Past Research and Future Directions. 18-25 - Daniel W. Williams, Wei Hu, Jack W. Davidson, Jason Hiser, John C. Knight, Anh Nguyen-Tuong:
Security through Diversity: Leveraging Virtual Machine Technology. 26-33 - Kjell Jørgen Hole, André N. Klingsheim, Lars-Helge Netland, Yngve Espelid, Thomas Tjøstheim, Vebjørn Moen:
Risk Assessment of a National Security Infrastructure. 34-41 - Michel Cukier, Susmit Panjwani:
Prioritizing Vulnerability Remediation by Determining Attacker-Targeted Vulnerabilities. 42-48 - William Enck, Machigar Ongtang, Patrick D. McDaniel:
Understanding Android Security. 50-57 - Susan Landau:
The NRC Takes on Data Mining, Behavioral Surveillance, and Privacy. 58-62 - Bret Michael, Jeffrey M. Voas, Phillip A. Laplante:
Cyberpandemics: History, Inevitability, Response. 63-67 - Yuen-Yan Chan, Victor K.-W. Wei:
Teaching for Conceptual Change in Security Awareness: A Case Study in Higher Education. 68-71 - Patricia Kosseim, Khaled El Emam:
Privacy Interests in Prescription Data, Part I: Prescriber Privacy. 72-76 - Franco Callegati
Man-in-the-Middle Attack to the HTTPS Protocol. 78-81 - Phillip A. Porras:
Directions in Network-Based Security Monitoring. 82-85 - Daniel E. Geer Jr., Daniel G. Conway:
The 0wned Price Index. 86-87 - Bruce Schneier:
Architecture of Privacy. 88
Volume 7, Number 2, March-April 2009
- Fred B. Schneider:
Accountability for Perfection. 3-4 - Brandi Ortega:
News Briefs. 8-9 - Gary McGraw:
Silver Bullet Talks with Jeremiah Grossman. 10-14 - Shari Lawrence Pfleeger:
Searching for You. 15 - Michael A. Caloyannides, Nasir D. Memon
Digital Forensics. 16-17 - Michael A. Caloyannides:
Forensics Is So "Yesterday". 18-25 - Brian D. Carrier:
Digital Forensics Works. 26-29 - Brian Hay, Matt Bishop, Kara L. Nance:
Live Analysis: Progress and Challenges. 30-37 - Simson L. Garfinkel
New XML-Based Files Implications for Forensics. 38-44 - Gavin Wylie Manes, Elizabeth Downing:
Overview of Licensing and Legal Issues for Digital Forensic Investigators. 45-48 - Vassil Roussev:
Hashing and Data Fingerprinting in Digital Forensics. 49-55 - Sarah Spiekermann, Sergei Evdokimov:
Critical RFID Privacy-Enhancing Technologies. 56-62 - John Harauz, Lori M. Kaufman:
A New Era of Presidential Security: The President and His BlackBerry. 67-70 - Jungwoo Ryoo
Security Education Using Second Life. 71-74 - Khaled El Emam, Patricia Kosseim:
Privacy Interests in Prescription Data, Part 2: Patient Privacy. 75-78 - Julien Brouchier, Tom Kean, Carol Marsh, David Naccache:
Temperature Attacks. 79-82 - Martin Gilje Jaatun
Fools Download Where Angels Fear to Tread. 83-86 - Michael Zhivich, Robert K. Cunningham:
The Real Cost of Software Errors. 87-90 - Gunnar Peterson:
Service-Oriented Security Indications for Use. 91-93 - Daniel E. Geer Jr., Daniel G. Conway:
Hard Data Is Good to Find. 94-95 - Steven M. Bellovin:
The Government and Cybersecurity. 96
Volume 7, Number 3, May-June 2009
- Carl E. Landwehr:
A National Goal for Cyberspace: Create an Open, Accountable Internet. 3-4 - James Figueroa:
News Briefs. 6-7 - James McGovern:
Silver Bullet Talks with Gary McGraw. 8-10 - Gary McGraw, Ming Chow:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Securing Online Games: Safeguarding the Future of Software Security. 11-12 - Stephen Bono, Dan Caselden, Gabriel Landau, Charlie Miller:
Reducing the Attack Surface in Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games. 13-19 - Aaron Portnoy, Ali Rizvi-Santiago:
Walking on Water: A Cheating Case Study. 20-22 - Sean F. Kane:
Virtual Judgment: Legal Implications of Online Gaming. 23-28 - Stefan Mitterhofer, Christopher Krügel, Engin Kirda, Christian Platzer:
Server-Side Bot Detection in Massively Multiplayer Online Games. 29-36 - Jeff Jianxin Yan, Brian Randell:
An Investigation of Cheating in Online Games. 37-44 - M. Eric Johnson, Eric Goetz, Shari Lawrence Pfleeger:
Security through Information Risk Management. 45-52 - Michael E. Locasto:
Helping Students 0wn Their Own Code. 53-56 - Vijay Varadharajan
A Note on Trust-Enhanced Security. 57-59 - Marc Donner:
War Stories. 60-63 - Gregory J. Conti, Edward Sobiesk:
Malicious Interfaces and Personalization's Uninviting Future. 64-67 - Michael Howard:
Improving Software Security by Eliminating the CWE Top 25 Vulnerabilities. 68-71 - Bojan Zdrnja:
Malicious JavaScript Insertion through ARP Poisoning Attacks. 72-74 - Patrick D. McDaniel, Stephen E. McLaughlin:
Security and Privacy Challenges in the Smart Grid. 75-77 - Michael Lesk:
Reading Over Your Shoulder. 78-81 - Anton Chuvakin, Gunnar Peterson:
Logging in the Age of Web Services. 82-85 - Daniel E. Geer Jr., Daniel G. Conway:
A Doubt of the Benefit. 86-87 - Daniel E. Geer Jr.:
Digital Endosymbiosis. 88
Volume 7, Number 4, July-August 2009
- Marc Donner:
New Models for Old. 3-4 - Letters to the Editor. 6-7
- James Figueroa:
News Briefs. 8-10 - Gary McGraw:
Silver Bullet Talks with Virgil Gligor. 11-14 - Herbert Lin:
Lifting the Veil on Cyber Offense. 15-21 - Jeff Yan, Ahmad Salah El Ahmad:
CAPTCHA Security: A Case Study. 22-28 - Gordon F. Hughes, Tom Coughlin
Disposal of Disk and Tape Data by Secure Sanitization. 29-34 - Qun Ni, Elisa Bertino, Jorge Lobo
Privacy-Aware Role-Based Access Control. 35-43 - Michael Meike, Johannes Sametinger, Andreas Wiesauer:
Security in Open Source Web Content Management Systems. 44-51 - Rachel Rue, Shari Lawrence Pfleeger:
Making the Best Use of Cybersecurity Economic Models. 52-60 - Lori M. Kaufman:
Data Security in the World of Cloud Computing. 61-64 - Janne Merete Hagen:
Human Relationships: A Never-Ending Security Education Challenge? 65-67 - Betsy Masiello:
Deconstructing the Privacy Experience. 68-70 - Justin Troutman
Green Cryptography: Cleaner Engineering through Recycling. 71-73 - Ronda Henning:
Predictable Surprises. 74-76 - Patrick Traynor:
Securing Cellular Infrastructure: Challenges and Opportunities. 77-79 - Jeffrey K. MacKie-Mason
Incentive-Centered Design for Security. 80-83 - Andy Steingruebl, Gunnar Peterson:
Software Assumptions Lead to Preventable Errors. 84-87 - Bruce Schneier:
Security, Group Size, and the Human Brain. 88
Volume 7, Number 5, September-October 2009
- Bret Michael:
In Clouds Shall We Trust? 3 - Gary McGraw:
Silver Bullet Talks with Bob Blakley. 5-8 - James Figueroa:
News Briefs. 9-10 - Daniel Massey, Dorothy E. Denning:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Securing the Domain Name System. 11-13 - Ioannis C. Avramopoulos, Martin Suchara
Protecting the DNS from Routing Attacks: Two Alternative Anycast Implementations. 14-20 - D. Kevin McGrath, Andrew J. Kalafut, Minaxi Gupta:
Phishing Infrastructure Fluxes All the Way. 21-28 - Ramaswamy Chandramouli
Open Issues in Secure DNS Deployment. 29-35 - Wouter C. A. Wijngaards, Benno J. Overeinder:
Securing DNS: Extending DNS Servers with a DNSSEC Validator. 36-43 - Eric Osterweil, Lixia Zhang:
Interadministrative Challenges in Managing DNSKEYs. 44-51 - Kara L. Nance:
Teach Them When They Aren't Looking: Introducing Security in CS1. 53-55 - Scott Charney:
The Evolution of Online Identity. 56-59 - Fred H. Cate:
Security, Privacy, and the Role of Law. 60-63 - Justin Troutman
Green Cryptography: Cleaner Engineering through Recycling, Part 2. 64-65 - Michael Howard:
Managing the Security Wall of Data. 66-68 - Stefano Zanero
Wireless Malware Propagation: A Reality Check. 70-74 - Matt Blaze:
Taking Surveillance Out of the Shadows. 75-77 - Michael Lesk:
Incentives to Innovate: Improve the Past or Break with It? 78-81 - Ryan W. Gardner, Matt Bishop, Tadayoshi Kohno:
Are Patched Machines Really Fixed? 82-85 - Daniel E. Geer Jr., Daniel G. Conway:
Risk Concentration. 86-87 - Steven M. Bellovin, Daniel G. Conway:
Security as a Systems Property. 88
Volume 7, Number 6, November-December 2009
- Fred B. Schneider:
Labeling-in Security. 3 - Gary McGraw:
Silver Bullet Talks with Fred Schneider. 5-7 - James Figueroa:
News Briefs. 8-9 - Shari Lawrence Pfleeger, Salvatore J. Stolfo:
Addressing the Insider Threat. 10-13 - Deanna D. Caputo, Marcus A. Maloof, Greg Stephens:
Detecting Insider Theft of Trade Secrets. 14-21 - Felicia Duran, Stephen H. Conrad, Gregory N. Conrad, David P. Duggan, Edward Bruce Held:
Building A System For Insider Security. 30-38 - Brian M. Bowen, Malek Ben Salem, Shlomo Hershkop, Angelos D. Keromytis, Salvatore J. Stolfo:
Designing Host and Network Sensors to Mitigate the Insider Threat. 22-29 - Saar Drimer, Steven J. Murdoch
Failures of Tamper-Proofing in PIN Entry Devices. 39-45 - Eric A. Bier, Richard Chow, Philippe Golle, Tracy Holloway King
The Rules of Redaction: Identify, Protect, Review (and Repeat). 46-53 - Bruce Potter:
High Time for Trusted Computing. 54-56 - Adam Goldstein, David Bucciero:
The Dartmouth Cyber Security Initiative: Faculty, Staff, and Students Work Together. 57-59 - O. Sami Saydjari
A Tale of Three Cyber-Defense Workshops. 60-64 - Nate Lawson:
Side-Channel Attacks on Cryptographic Software. 65-68 - Richard Ford, William H. Allen
Malware Shall Greatly Increase .... 69-71 - Franco Callegati
Frightened by Links. 72-76 - Michael E. Locasto, Sergey Bratus, Brian Schulte:
Bickering In-Depth: Rethinking the Composition of Competing Security Systems. 77-81 - Alessandro Acquisti:
Nudging Privacy: The Behavioral Economics of Personal Information. 82-85 - Daniel E. Geer Jr., Daniel G. Conway:
Patch Grief with Proverbs. 86-87 - Daniel E. Geer Jr.:
Deskilling Digital Security. 88
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