Volume 4, Number 1, January/February 2006
From the Editors
Book Reviews
Interview
News
Looking into Rootkits
Host Security
Cybercrime Analysis
- Nir Kshetri:
The Simple Economics of Cybercrimes.
33-39

Domain Name System
- Steven Cheung:
Denial of Service against the Domain Name System.
40-45

Online Gaming
Conference Reports
Education
On the Horizon
Crypto Corner
Basic Training
Attack Trends
- Dragos Ruiu:
Learning from Information Security History.
77-79

Building Security In
Emerging Standards
Clear Text
Volume 4, Number 2, March/April 2006
From the Editors
Book Reviews
News
Online Banking Security
Secure Authentication
Identity Theft
Embedded Systems
Systems Security
Industry Trends
- Peter Kuper:
A Warning to Industry--Fix It or Lose It.
56-60

Education
Crypto Corner
Basic Training
Attack Trends
Secure Systems
Digital Protection
- Michael E. Lesk:
Should Indexing Be Fair Use? The Battle over Google Book Search.
80-83

Building Security In
- John Steven:
Adopting an Enterprise Software Security Framework.
84-87

Emerging Standards
- William E. Burr:
Cryptographic Hash Standards: Where Do We Go from Here?
88-91

Volume 4, Number 3, May/June 2006
- Fred B. Schneider:
Here Be Dragons.
3

- Shari Lawrence Pfleeger:
Everything You Wanted to Know about Privacy (But Were Afraid to Ask).
5

- Brent Kesler, Heather Drinan:
News Briefs.
6-10

- Gary McGraw:
Silver Bullet Speaks to Avi Rubin.
11-13

- James X. Dempsey, Ira Rubinstein:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Lawyers and Technologists--Joined at the Hip?
15-19

- Patricia L. Bellia:
The fourth amendment and emerging communications technologies.
20-28

- Albert Gidari:
Designing the right wiretap solution: setting standards under CALEA.
29-36

- Erin Egan, Tim Jucovy:
Building a better filter how to create a safer Internet and avoid the litigation trap.
37-44

- Charles D. Curran:
Combating spam, spyware, and other desktop intrusions: legal considerations in operating trusted intermediary technologies.
45-51

- Gregory P. Schaffer:
Worms and viruses and botnets, oh my! Rational responses to emerging Internet threats.
52-58

- Pinny Sheoran, Oris Friesen, Barbara J. Huffman de Belón:
Developing and sustaining information assurance: the role of community colleges. Part 2.
60-65

- Robin E. Bloomfield, Sofia Guerra, Ann Miller, Marcelo Masera, Charles B. Weinstock:
International Working Group on Assurance Cases (for Security).
66-68

- Kenneth G. Paterson, Arnold K. L. Yau:
Lost in translation: theory and practice in cryptography.
69-72

- Tuomas Aura:
Why you shouldn't study security [security education].
74-76

- Martin R. Stytz, Sheila B. Banks:
Dynamic software security testing.
77-79

- Pravir Chandra, Brian Chess, John Steven:
Putting the tools to work: how to succeed with source code analysis.
80-83

- Anne Anderson:
Web services policies.
84-87

- Daniel E. Geer Jr.:
Convergence.
88-88

Volume 4, Number 4, July/August 2006
- Carl E. Landwehr:
Speaking of Privacy.
4-5

- Brent Kesler, Heather Drinan:
News Briefs.
6-8

- Charles P. Pfleeger, Shari Lawrence Pfleeger:
Why We Won't Review Books by Hackers.
9-9

- Gary McGraw:
Silver Bullet Speaks with Dan Geer.
10-13

- Mike Andrews:
Guest Editor's Introduction: The State of Web Security.
14-15

- J. D. Meier:
Web application security engineering.
16-24

- John Viega, Jeremy Epstein:
Why applying standards to Web services is not enough.
25-31

- Mark Curphey, Rudolph Arawo:
Web application security assessment tools.
32-41

- Denis Verdon:
Security policies and the software developer.
42-49

- Richard R. Brooks, Christopher N. Vutsinas:
Kafka in the academy: a note on ethics in IA education.
50-53

- Paulo Veríssimo, Nuno Ferreira Neves, Christian Cachin, Jonathan A. Poritz, David Powell, Yves Deswarte, Robert J. Stroud, Ian Welch:
Intrusion-tolerant middleware: the road to automatic security.
54-62

- Roland L. Trope, E. Michael Power:
Lessons for laptops from the 18th century.
64-68

- Melanie R. Rieback, Bruno Crispo, Andrew S. Tanenbaum:
RFID malware: truth vs. myth.
70-72

- Michael A. Howard:
A process for performing security code reviews.
74-79

- Ivan Arce:
Voices, I hear voices [VoIP security].
80-83

- Jonathan Herzog:
Applying protocol analysis to security device interfaces.
84-87

- Gunnar Peterson:
Introduction to identity management risk metrics.
88-91

- Jim Robbins, John T. Sabo:
Managing information privacy: developing a context for security and privacy standards convergence.
92-95

- Steven M. Bellovin:
On the Brittleness of Software and the Infeasibility of Security Metrics.
96-96

Volume 4, Number 5, September/October 2006
Volume 4, Number 6, November/December 2006
- George Cybenko:
Weak Links, Strong Ties.
3

- Eugene H. Spafford:
Desert Island Books.
5

- Brandi Ortega:
News.
6-9

- Gary McGraw:
Silver Bullet Speaks with Ed Felten.
10-13

- Simson L. Garfinkel, Michael D. Smith:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Data Surveillance.
15-17

- Robert L. Popp, J. C. Poindexter:
Countering Terrorism through Information and Privacy Protection Technologies.
18-27

- Jeff Jonas:
Threat and Fraud Intelligence, Las Vegas Style.
28-34

- David J. Chaboya, Richard A. Raines, Rusty O. Baldwin, Barry E. Mullins:
Network Intrusion Detection: Automated and Manual Methods Prone to Attack and Evasion.
36-43

- Vincent C. S. Lee, Linyi Shao:
Estimating Potential IT Security Losses: An Alternative Quantitative Approach.
44-52

- Janice Y. Tsai, Serge Egelman:
Soups 2006.
53-55

- Bradley S. Rubin, Donald Cheung:
Computer Security Education and Research: Handle with Care.
56-59

- Phillip A. Porras:
Privacy-Enabled Global Threat Monitoring.
60-63

- John P. Tomaszewski:
Are You Sure You Had a Privacy Incident?
64-66

- Vanessa Gratzer, David Naccache:
Cryptography, Law Enforcement, and Mobile Communications.
67-70

- David Ladd:
A Software Procurement and Security Primer.
71-73

- Laree Kiely, Terry V. Benzel:
Systemic Security Management.
74-77

- William Suchan, Edward Sobiesk:
Strengthening the Weakest Link in Digital Protection.
78-80

- Gunnar Peterson, John Steven:
Defining Misuse within the Development Process.
81-84

- Peter Mell, Karen Scarfone, Sasha Romanosky:
Common Vulnerability Scoring System.
85-89

- Daniel E. Geer Jr.:
Evidently Evidentiary.
96

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