Karame and Androulaki share findings from five years of research into security and privacy issues surrounding Bitcoin, now the mostly widely used digital currency system. Writing mostly for computer s
In this guide to computer security, Caloyannides warns readers that "one's PC is the most sought after piece of evidence to be used against one." To combat this invasion, he explains how to identify a
Specialists in computer security testing discuss the current status of fuzzing, or negative testing software, in a book that can be used as a course text or as a reference. A decade after the first
Rass (computer science, Alpen-Adria U., Austria) and Slamanig (applied information processing and communication, Graz U. of Technology, Austria) describe various cryptographic methods to improve secur
Specialists describe the current status of various domains that comprise information hiding for computer or network security or to counter surveillance or censorship. They cover multimedia steganograp
Liu (electronics, communications, and information technology), O'Neill (information security, both Queen's U., Belfast), and Swartzlander (electrical and computer engineering, U. of Texas-Austin) intr
Computer security specialist Oppliger (U. of Zurich) has created a textbook from material he wrote and assembled for a course on the two security protocols most widely used in Internet contexts: secur
Computer security consultants Lang (middleware security, U. of Cambridge) and Schreiner offer a textbook explaining the CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture) security services architecture
