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CN
2006
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13 years 5 months ago
Understanding when location-hiding using overlay networks is feasible
Overlay networks (proxy networks) have been used as a communication infrastructure to allow applications to communicate with users without revealing their IP addresses. Such proxy...
Ju Wang, Andrew A. Chien
ISSRE
2010
IEEE
13 years 3 months ago
Preventing Overflow Attacks by Memory Randomization
Buffer overflow is known to be a common memory vulnerability affecting software. It is exploited to gain various kinds of privilege escalation. C and C++ are very commonly used to ...
Vivek Iyer, Amit Kanitkar, Partha Dasgupta, Raghun...
IEEECIT
2010
IEEE
13 years 3 months ago
On Small Subgroup Non-confinement Attack
The small subgroup confinement attack works by confining cryptographic operations within a small subgroup, in which exhaustive search is feasible. This attack is overt and hence ca...
Feng Hao
JCS
2011
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13 years 22 days ago
Practical eavesdropping and skimming attacks on high-frequency RFID tokens
RFID systems often use near-field magnetic coupling to implement communication channels. The advertised operational range of these channels is less than 10 cm and therefore sever...
Gerhard P. Hancke
TCOS
2010
13 years 15 days ago
PET SNAKE: A Special Purpose Architecture to Implement an Algebraic Attack in Hardware
Abstract. In [24] Raddum and Semaev propose a technique to solve systems of polynomial equations over F2 as occurring in algebraic attacks on block ciphers. This approach is known ...
Willi Geiselmann, Kenneth Matheis, Rainer Steinwan...