Evaluating system security using Transaction Level Modelling

Transaction Level Modeling in System Level Design

Recently, the transaction-level modeling is widely referred to in system level design literature. However, the transactionlevel models(TLMs) are not well defined and the usages of TLM in the existing design approaches, namely system synthesis, platform-based design, and component-based design, are not systematically developed. In order to efficiently use TLMs in above design approaches, this re...

Simulation Using Transaction Level Modeling : Implementation For

Portable security transaction protocol

The Portal Security Transaction Protocol (PSTP) is a new signature technology that adds signature semantics to onetime password technology. PSTP was developed to secure transactions in the financial services industry; however, PSTP may be applicable to signatures in other spaces. PSTP technology provides high signature strength of mechanism without requiring asymmetric key pairs deployed to cli...

Access Control System with High Level Security Using Fingerprints

Biometric based applications guarantee for resolving numerous security hazards. As a method of preserving of privacy and the security of sensitive information, biometrics has been studied and used for the past few decades. Fingerprint is one of the most widely used biometrics. A number of fingerprint verification approaches have been proposed until now. However, fingerprint images acquired usin...

Towards System Level Performance Modelling

To manage complexity and to shorten design cycles, industry is forced to look at system level methods for specification and design. These methods focus on the creation of executable system models describing a system in the earliestphases of the design process. They allow correctness properties and performance characteristics to be analysed before the system is actually being realised in terms o...