Computer Security - ESORICS 92

Access Control.- Towards security in an open systems federation.- Type-level access controls for distributed structurally object-oriented database systems.- On the Chinese Wall model.- Formal Methods.- Formal methods and automated tool for timing-channel identification in tcb source code.- Separating the specification and implementation phases in cryptology.- Formal specification of security requirements using the theory of normative positions.- Invited Talk.- Breaking the traditional computer security research barriers.- Authentication I.- Verification and modelling of authentication protocols.- KryptoKnight authentication and key distribution system.- Associating metrics to certification paths.- Distributed Systems.- An Object-Oriented view of fragmented data processing for fault and intrusion tolerance in distributed systems.- The development and testing of the identity-based conference key distribution system for the RHODOS distributed system.- Policy enforcement in stub autonomous domains.- Authentication II.- Freshness assurance of authentication protocols.- A formal framework for authentication.- Timely authentication in distributed systems.- Database Security.- Polyinstantiation for cover stories.- On transaction processing for multilevel secure replicated databases.- Security constraint processing in multilevel secure AMAC schemata.- System Architectures.- M2S: A machine for multilevel security.- GDoM a multilevel document manager.- Applications.- UEPS — A second generation electronic wallet.- A hardware design model for cryptographic algorithms.- ASAX: Software architecture and rule-based language for universal audit trail analysis.