Computers & Security, Volume 15

Volume 15, Number 1, 1996

• From the editor. 2-3
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 4-11
  
• Jon David:
  The new face of the virus threat. 13-16
  
• Mark Buckwell:
  The spook solution - Now open for business. 17-26
  
• Paul Smith:
  Achieving interoperable security services in open systems products. 27-37
  
• Thierry Moreau:
  A probabilistic flaw in PGP design? 39-43
  
• Jan H. P. Eloff, Ralph Holbein, Stephanie Teufel:
  Security classification for documents. 55-71
  
• Min-Shiang Hwang, Wen-Guey Tzeng, Wei-Pang Yang:
  An access control scheme based on Chinese remainder theorem and time stamp concept. 73-81
  

Volume 15, Number 2, 1996

• From the editor. 88-89
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 90-99
  
• Edwin B. Heinlein:
  Medical records security. 100-102
  
• Frederick B. Cohen:
  A note on distributed coordinated attacks. 103-121
  
• Kiyoto Tanaka, Hiroyuki Matsumoto, Ikuro Oyaizu:
  A confidentiality system for ISDN inter-PC high-speed file transfer. 141-155
  
• Marcel E. M. Spruit, Maarten Looijen:
  IT security in Dutch practice. 157-170
  
• Udi Manber:
  A simple scheme to make passwords based on one-way functions much harder to crack. 171-176
  

Volume 15, Number 3, 1996

• From the editor. 182-183
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random Bits & Bytes. 184-197
  
• Nigel Miller:
  Establishing web sites - legal issues and risks. 198-202
  
• Clive Blatchford:
  Internet as a Pornotopia? 203-208
  
• Paul Evans:
  Information protection for publishers. 209-211
  
• Eike Born:
  Enforcing legal ownership rights by an access control system. 212-220
  
• Shiuh-Jeng Wang, Jin-Fu Chang:
  Smart card based secure password authentication scheme. 231-237
  
• Willem G. de Ru, Jan H. P. Eloff:
  Risk analysis modelling with the use of fuzzy logic. 239-248
  
• Jing-Jang Hwang:
  A conventional approach to secret balloting in computer networks. 249-262
  

Volume 15, Number 4, 1996

• From the editor. 268-269
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 270-280
  
• Rossouw von Solms:
  Information security management: The second generation. 281-288
  
• Jacques R. Lemieux:
  Using RAD tools to develop secure client/server applications. 289-295
  
• Thomas Finne:
  The information security chain in a company. 297-316
  
• Joan Borrell, Josep Rifà:
  An implementable secure voting scheme. 327-338
  
• Wen-Shenq Juang, Chin-Laung Lei:
  A collision-free secret ballot protocol for computerized general elections. 339-348
  

Volume 15, Number 5, 1996

• From the editor. 354-355
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 356-366
  
• Edwin B. Heinlein:
  Computer security in China. 369-375
  
• Rolf T. Moulton, Mark E. Moulton:
  Electronic communications risk management: A checklist for business managers. 377-386
  
• Harold Joseph Highland: IFIP TC 11 news. 387-390
• Tzong-Chen Wu, Hung-Sung Sung:
  Authenticating passwords over an insecure channel. 431-439
  
• Gregory B. White, Udo W. Pooch:
  Cooperating security managers: Distributed intrusion detection systems. 441-450
  

Volume 15, Number 6, 1996

• From the editor. 456-457
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 458-469
  
• Robert L. Frank:
  Security issues in the virtual corporation. 471-476
  
• Ken Lindup:
  The role of information security in corporate governance. 477-485
  
• Gerald L. Kovacich:
  Establishing a network security programme. 486-498
  
• Edwin B. Heinlein:
  Year 2000 - A real is security issue. 499-500
  
• John Sherwood:
  SALSA: A method for developing the enterprise security architecture and strategy. 501-506
  
• Jim Press:
  Object oriented cryptographic facility design: Export considerations. 507-514
  
• Vijay Varadharajan, Claudio Calvelli:
  Extending the schematic protection model - II. Revocation. 525-536
  
• Sung-Ming Yen:
  Cryptanalysis and repair of the multi-verifier signature with verifier specification. 537-544
  

Volume 15, Number 7, 1996

• From the editor. 550-551
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 552-560
  
• Tim Porter:
  Information warfare - Your company needs you! 561-566
  
• Alan R. Krull:
  GSSP (Generally-Accepted System Security Principles): A trip to Abilene? 567-575
  
• Andrew J. Clark:
  Cryptographic controls - the eternal triangle^, . 576-584
  
• Vesselin Bontchev:
  Possible macro virus attacks and how to prevent them. 595-626
  
• Cees J. A. Jansen, Piet van der Vlist:
  Message encipherment with minimal expansion and redundancy - doing better than ISO-10126. 627-632
  
• John Yesberg, Mark S. Anderson:
  Quantitative authentication and vouching. 633-645
  

Volume 15, Number 8, 1996

• From the editor. 652-653
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Passwords, the web, and the internet. 654
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Pornography and privacy. 654-655
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  It's a web browser! No, it's a weapon! 655-656
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Internet/web directory. 656-657
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  The enemy within. 657
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Ntis volumes of interest. 658-660
  
• Jim Reid:
  Plugging the holes in host-based authentication. 661-671
  
• Dean Adams:
  Open for business - Securely! 673-682
  
• Lam-for Kwok, Dennis Longley:
  A security officer's workbench. 695-705
  
• Frederick B. Cohen:
  A secure world-wide-web daemon. 707-724
  
• Markus Michels, David Naccache, Holger Petersen:
  GOST 34.10 - A brief overview of Russia's DSA. 725-732