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Bluetooth Security
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Date added: 09/29/2006 |
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This first-of-its-kind book, from expert authors actively contributing to the evolution of Bluetooth specifications, provides an overview and detailed descriptions of all the security functions and features of this standard’s latest core release. After categorizing all the security issues involved in ad hoc networking, this hands-on volume shows you how to design a highly secure Bluetooth system and implement security enhancements. The book also helps you fully understand the main security risks involved with introducing Bluetooth-based communications in your organization.This cutting-edge resource examines all known attacks on Bluetooth security mechanisms and their implementations, demonstrating how some of these known weaknesses can be avoided with appropriate defensive measures. The book presents concrete examples of how to design security solutions for some Bluetooth applications and products built on these applications. You find real-world case studies including technical algorithms, mechanisms and protocols, and security architectures. These architectures offer valuable guidelines for use in building Bluetooth and non-Bluetooth-specific security mechanisms.
TABLE OF CONTENT:
Chapter 01 - Introduction
Chapter 02 - Overview Of The Bluetooth Security
Chapter 03 - Bluetooth Pairing And Key Management
Chapter 04 - Algorithms
Chapter 05 - Broadcast Encryption
Chapter 06 - Security Policies and Access Controls
Chapter 07 - Attacks, Strengths And Weaknesses
Chapter 08 - Providing Anonymity
Chapter 09 - Key Management Extensions
Chapter 10 - Security For Bluetooth Application |
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Encryption in a Windows Environment: EFS File, 802
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Date added: 10/19/2006 |
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Encryption in a Windows Environment: EFS File, 802.1x Wireless, IPSec Transport, and S/MIME Exchange, Digital Shortcut
With the current business, government, and institutional focus on security, organizations are scrambling to make their networks more secure. Although encryption is nothing new to Windows, recent advances in Microsoft® Windows 2003 and Microsoft® Windows XP have drastically simplified the support of encryption technologies in Windows environments. Delivered in Adobe PDF format for quick and easy access, Encryption in a Windows Environment: EFS File, 802.1x Wireless, IPSec Transport, and S/MIME Exchange, 1/e covers the installation and operation of EFS file encryption, IPSec communications encryption, 802.1x wireless encryption, L2TP mobile encryption, as well as the auto-enrollment of certificates that drastically simplifies the administration of encrypted communications. The encryption technologies addressed in this digital Short Cut are included in all copies of Microsoft® Windows 2003 and Microsoft® Windows XP.
Table of Contents
Section 1 What This Short Cut Will Cover
Section 2 Security the Manual Way
Section 3 Installing a Windows Certificate of Authority Server
Section 4 Implementing Encrypted File System (EFS)
Section 5 Implementing IPSec-Encrypted Transport Communications
Section 6 Implementing 802.1x Wireless Encryption
Section 7 Implementing Secured Email Communications with Exchange 2003
Section 8 Summary and Other Resources |
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Cryptanalysis of an anonymous wireless authenticat
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Date added: 12/17/2006 |
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Cryptanalysis of an anonymous wireless authentication and conference key distribution scheme
In this paper we analyse an anonymous wireless authentication and con- ference key distribution scheme which is also designed to provide mobile participants with user identification privacy during the conference call. The proposed scheme consists of three sub-protocols: the Call Set-Up Authenti- cation Protocol, the Hand-Off Authentication Protocol, and the Anonymous Conference Call Protocol. We show that the proposed scheme suffers from a number of security vulnerabilities. |
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WEP cracking
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Date added: 06/21/2005 |
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Securing WLAN Technologies
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Date added: 01/04/2006 |
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