We provide a message board model for collaborative systems, and propose an architecture and protocol for securing collaborative applications over message boards. The proposed architecture employs only efficient symmetric cryptographic principles, and low complexity trust modules with each participant. The trust modules are used to protect group secrets and reduce susceptibility to denial of service attacks. We outline an architecture and elements of a protocol for Secure Collaborations over Message Boards (SCMB). The SCMB protocol can serve as a foundation over which a wide range of collaborative applications can be realised
In this paper, we discuss security issues of Web based CSCW systems and describe a conceptual model ...
The SECURE project has shown how trust can be made computationally tractable while retaining a reaso...
The diverse set of organizations and software components involved in a typical collaboratory make p...
As collaborative applications become more and more popular the need for appropriate security mechani...
this paper we present our design for a group communication system intended for the implementation of...
© 2018, Springer Nature Switzerland AG. We examine the security of collaboration systems, where seve...
This paper introduces a new family of protocols ad-dressing collaborative group key agreement for se...
So far the number of users on the social network sites has been increasing year-on-year. In the mean...
Contributory group key agreement protocols generate group keys based on contributions of all group m...
So far the number of users on the social network sites has been increasing year-on-year. In the mean...
A distributed application may be considered as a set of nodes which are spread across the network, a...
Contributory group key agreement protocols generate group keys based on contributions of all group m...
Contributory group key agreement protocols generate group keys based on contributions of all group m...
We have developed a security model that facilitates control of resources by autonomous peers who ac...
We have developed a security model that facilitates control of resources by autonomous peers who act...
In this paper, we discuss security issues of Web based CSCW systems and describe a conceptual model ...
The SECURE project has shown how trust can be made computationally tractable while retaining a reaso...
The diverse set of organizations and software components involved in a typical collaboratory make p...
As collaborative applications become more and more popular the need for appropriate security mechani...
this paper we present our design for a group communication system intended for the implementation of...
© 2018, Springer Nature Switzerland AG. We examine the security of collaboration systems, where seve...
This paper introduces a new family of protocols ad-dressing collaborative group key agreement for se...
So far the number of users on the social network sites has been increasing year-on-year. In the mean...
Contributory group key agreement protocols generate group keys based on contributions of all group m...
So far the number of users on the social network sites has been increasing year-on-year. In the mean...
A distributed application may be considered as a set of nodes which are spread across the network, a...
Contributory group key agreement protocols generate group keys based on contributions of all group m...
Contributory group key agreement protocols generate group keys based on contributions of all group m...
We have developed a security model that facilitates control of resources by autonomous peers who ac...
We have developed a security model that facilitates control of resources by autonomous peers who act...
In this paper, we discuss security issues of Web based CSCW systems and describe a conceptual model ...
The SECURE project has shown how trust can be made computationally tractable while retaining a reaso...
The diverse set of organizations and software components involved in a typical collaboratory make p...