Computers & Security, Volume 21

Volume 21, Number 1, 2002

• E. Eugene Schultz:
  Security Views. 5-15
  
• Stephen Hinde:
  2001: A Privacy Odyssey Revisited. 16-34
  
• Gerald L. Kovacich, Andy Jones:
  What InfoSec professionals should know about information warfare tactics by terrorists. 35-41
  
• Rachel Ecclestone:
  In brief. 42-44
  
• Rachel Ecclestone:
  ACSAC 2001 review. 47-60
  
• George Magklaras, Steven Furnell:
  Insider Threat Prediction Tool: Evaluating the probability of IT misuse. 62-73
  
• Chi-Kwong Chan, Lee-Ming Cheng:
  Cryptanalysis of a Timestamp-Based Password Authentication Scheme. 74-76
  
• Kapali Viswanathan, Colin Boyd, Ed Dawson:
  Hybrid Key Escrow: A New Paradigm. 77-92
  

Volume 21, Number 2, 31 March 2002

• E. Eugene Schultz:
  Security Views. 101-112
  
• Gerald L. Kovacich, Andy Jones:
  What InfoSec Professionals Should Know About Information Warfare Tactics by Terrorists. 113-119
  
• Bob Blakley:
  Security Insights. 120-125
  
• Joan L. Aron, Michael O'Leary, Ronald A. Gove, Shiva Azadegan, M. Christina Schneider:
  The Benefits of a Notification Process in Addressing the Worsening Computer Virus Problem: Results of a Survey and a Simulation Model. 142-163
  
• Victor R. L. Shen, Tzer-Shyong Chen:
  A Novel Key Management Scheme Based on Discrete Logarithms and Polynomial Interpolations. 164-171
  
• Lech J. Janczewski, Frank Xinli Shi:
  Development of Information Security Baselines for Healthcare Information Systems in New Zealand. 172-192
  

Volume 21, Number 3, 1 June 2002

• E. Eugene Schultz:
  Security Views. 201-211
  
• Stephen Hinde:
  It Was Déjá vu all Over Again. 212-21
  
• Nathan L. Clarke, Steven Furnell, P. M. Rodwell, Paul L. Reynolds:
  Acceptance of Subscriber Authentication Methods For Mobile Telephony Devices. 220-228
  
• Gary McGraw:
  On Bricks and Walls: Why Building Secure Software is Hard. 229-238
  
• Chris Pounder:
  Anti-Terrorism Legislation: The Impact on The Processing of Data. 240-245
  
• Joris Claessens, Valentin Dem, Danny De Cock, Bart Preneel, Joos Vandewalle:
  On the Security of Today's Online Electronic Banking Systems. 253-265
  
• Elmé Smith, Jan H. P. Eloff:
  A Prototype for Assessing Information Technology Risks in Health Care. 266-284
  

Volume 21, Number 4, 1 August 2002

• E. Eugene Schultz:
  The Sorry State of Law Enforcement. 290-292
  
• E. Eugene Schultz:
  Security views. 293-302
  
• Steve Purser:
  Why access control is difficult. 303-309
  
• Stephen Hinde:
  Security surveys spring crop. 310-321
  
• Andy Nikishin:
  The Klez.H worm dissected. 322-327
  
• Chris Pounder:
  The emergence of a comprehensive obligation towards computer security. 328-332
  
• August Bequai:
  Syndicated crime and international terrorism: the lessons of `9-11'. 333-337
  
• Younghwa Lee, Jintae Lee, Zoonky Lee:
  Integrating Software Lifecycle Process Standards with Security Engineering. 345-355
  
• Peter Ward, Clifton L. Smith:
  The Development of Access Control Policies for Information Technology Systems. 356-371
  
• Hung-Yu Chien, Jinn-ke Jan, Yuh-Min Tseng:
  An Efficient and Practical Solution to Remote Authentication: Smart Card. 372-375
  

Volume 21, Number 5, 1 October 2002

• E. Eugene Schultz:
  Taking a stand on hackers. 382-384
  
• E. Eugene Schultz:
  Security Views. 385-396
  
• Bill Hancock:
  Security crisis management the basics. 397-401
  
• Karin Höne, Jan H. P. Eloff:
  Information security policy what do international information security standards say? 402-409
  
• Andy Nikishin:
  Much Ado About Nothing: Win32 Perrun. 410-412
  
• William J. Caelli:
  Trusted ...or... trustworthy: the search for a new paradigm for computer and network security. 413-420
  
• Brian McKenna:
  Enterprise in focus at NetSec 2002. 421-423
  
• Stephen Hinde:
  The perils of privacy. 424-432
  
• Yihua Liao, V. Rao Vemuri:
  Use of K-Nearest Neighbor classifier for intrusion detection. 439-448
  
• Der-Chyuan Lou, Jiang-Lung Liu:
  Steganographic Method for Secure Communications. 449-460
  
• Marit Hansen, Kristian Köhntopp, Andreas Pfitzmann:
  The Open Source approach opportunities and limitations with respect to security and privacy. 461-471
  

Volume 21, Number 6, 1 October 2002

• E. Eugene Schultz:
  Security Views. 481-490
  
• Stephen Hinde:
  The Blue Screen of Death and other deadly bugs. 491-496
  
• Andy Nikishin:
  I-Worm.Lentin (aka Yaha). 497-502
  
• Chris Pounder:
  The US's National Strategy for Homeland Security. 503-505
  
• Jon David:
  Policy enforcement in the workplace. 506-513
  
• August Bequai:
  White collar crime: a handmaiden of international tech terrorism. 514-519
  
• Sarah Hilley:
  Palladium, fraud, and surviving terrorism- Compsec 2002 - Preview of Compsec 2002, 30 Oct-1 Nov, Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, Westminster, London, UK. 520-521
  
• E. Eugene Schultz:
  A framework for understanding and predicting insider attacks. 526-531
  
• Dimitris Gritzali:
  Principles and requirements for a secure e-voting system. 539-556
  
• Virginia E. Rezmierski, Marshall R. Seese Jr., Nathaniel St. Clair II:
  University systems security logging: who is doing it and how far can they go? 557-564
  
• Tzer-Shyong Chen, Yu-Fang Chung:
  Hierarchical access control based on Chinese Remainder Theorem and symmetric algorithm. 565-570
  

Volume 21, Number 7, November 2002

• E. Eugene Schultz:
  The US Government bigger and better information security? 578-580
  
• E. Eugene Schultz:
  Security Views. 581-590
  
• Stephen Hinde:
  Spam, scams, chains, hoaxes and other junk mail. 592-606
  
• Andrew Armstrong:
  Bugbear. 607-608
  
• Matt Bishop:
  Trends in academic research: vulnerabilities analysis and intrusion detection. 609-612
  
• Brian McKenna:
  Managed Security Services new economy relic or wave of the future? 613-616
  
• H. S. Venter, Jan H. P. Eloff:
  Vulnerabilities categories for intrusion detection system. 617-619
  
• Chris Pounder:
  Security policy update. 620-623
  
• Babatunde Jayeju-akinsiku:
  Technology and Electronic Communications Act 2000. 624-628
  
• Sarah Gordon, Richard Ford:
  Cyberterrorism? 636-647
  
• Steve Kenny, Larry Korba:
  Applying digital rights management systems to privacy rights management. 648-664
  
• Lei Fan, Jian-Hua Li, HongWen Zhu:
  An enhancement of timestamp-based password authentication scheme. 665-667
  

Volume 21, Number 8, November 2002

• E. Eugene Schultz:
  The gap between cryptography and information security. 674-67
  
• E. Eugene Schultz:
  Security Views. 677-688
  
• Stephen Hinde:
  Compsec 2002: the complete security circle. 689-693
  
• Andrew Armstrong:
  KLEZ H. 694-695
  
• Jon David:
  Giga Security. 696-700
  
• Harry DeMaio:
  Global Trust, Certification and (ISC)². 701-704
  
• Jeffrey Hunker:
  Policy challenges in building dependability in global infrastructures. 705-711
  
• Francesco Bergadano, Davide Cavagnino, Bruno Crispo:
  Individual Authentication in Multiparty Communications. 719-735
  
• S. Holeman, G. Manimaran, James Davis, Anirban Chakrabarti:
  Differentially secure multicasting and its implementation methods. 736-749
  
• Sheng Zhong:
  A practical key management scheme for access control in a user hierarchy. 750-759
  

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