Multilaterally secure pervasive cooperation

Multilaterally secure pervasive cooperation

People tend to interact and communicate with others throughout their life. In the age of pervasive computing, information and communication technology (ICT) that is no longer bound to desktop computers enables digital cooperations in everyday life and work in an unprecedented manner. However, the privacy and IT security issues inherent in pervasive computing are often associated with negative c...

Multilaterally Secure Ubiquitous Auditing

Tracking information of individuals is a useful input to many Ubiquitous Computing (UbiComp) applications. Consider the example of a smart emergency management application: once mobile first responders are continuously tracked, a precise and safe coordination of rescue missions is possible, and also mission logs can be created for audit purposes. However, continuously tracking users and storing...

Towards Multilaterally Secure Digital Rights Distribution Infrastructures

Digital Rights Management (DRM) systems and applications appear to increasingly attract the interest of e-commerce business developers. DRM systems aim at secure distribution of digital content and commonly comprise a huge variety of different technologies. Current DRM systems focus mainly on right-holder’s security needs, but commonly neglect those of consumers or licensees. In particular, the...

An Evolutionary Approach to Multilaterally Secure Services in ISDN / IN

An Evolutionary Approach to Multilaterally Secure Services in ISDN / IN1

depicts requirements for signalling interfaces over which Data protection and data security become more significant since telecommunication services and innovative applications based on these services handle an increasing amount of sensitive data. Modern services, e.g. call forwarding, tele-conferencing, and voice mail services use or store personal data to implement individual services. Sensit...