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221	An economic analysis of pension systems and reforms Casarico, Alessandra January 2000 (has links) No description available. 330 Social security
222	Non-interference properties for nondeterministic processes Forster, Richard January 1999 (has links) No description available. 005 Systems; Security
223	Cryptanalysis algortihms for public key cryptosystems Tabatabaian, Seyed Jalil January 1994 (has links) No description available. 621.3822 Data security
224	The development of a European security architecture in the post-Cold War era Aybet, Gulner January 1997 (has links) No description available. 320 European security; NATO
225	Fast algorithms for implementation of public-key cryptosystems : VLSI simulation of modified algorithm to increase the speed of public-key cryptosystem (RSA) implementation Al-Tuwaijry, Fahd A. A. January 1992 (has links) No description available. 621.39 Computer security
226	Social security, social control and the tribunal process Dean, H. January 1988 (has links) No description available. 301 Social security and capitalism
227	Water politics in the Middle East : a context for conflict or cooperation? Dolatyar, Mostafa January 1998 (has links) No description available. 320 International relations; Security
228	SPACE : SPatial Access Control for collaborative virtual Environments Bullock, Adrian January 1999 (has links) No description available. 621.3822 Computer security; Groupware
229	Kuwait, 1979-1991 : problems and policies for internal security Plotkin, Lori A. January 2003 (has links) No description available. 355 Domestic security
230	Multi-factor Authentication Techniques for Video Applications over the Untrusted Internet Abbadi, Laith 18 October 2012 (has links) Designing a completely secure and trusted system is a challenge that still needs to be addressed. Currently, there is no online system that is: (i) easy to use, (ii) easy to deploy, (iii) inexpensive, and (iv) completely secure and trusted. The proposed authentication techniques aim to enhance security and trust for video applications in the untrustworthy online environments. We propose a transparent multimodal biometric authentication (TMBA) for video conferencing applications. The user is identified based on his/her physiological and behavioral biometrics. The technique is based on a ‘Steps-Free’ method, where the user does not have to perform any specific steps during authentication. The system will authenticate the user in a transparent way. We propose authentication techniques as an additional security layer for various ‘user-to-user’ and ‘user-to-service’ systems. For ‘user-to-user’ video conferencing systems, we propose an authentication and trust establishment procedure to identify users during a video conference. This technique enables users that have never met before to verify the identity of each other, and aims at enhancing the user’s trust in each other. For ‘user-to-service’ video conferencing systems, we propose a transparent multimodal biometric authentication technique for video banking. The technique can be added to online transaction systems as an additional security layer to enhance the security of online transactions, and to resist against web attacks, malware, and Man-In-The-Browser (MITB) attacks. In order to have a video banking conference between a user and a bank employee, the user has to be logged in to an online banking session. This requires a knowledge-based authentication. Knowledge-based authentication includes a text-based password, the ‘Challenge Questions’ method, and graphical passwords. We analyzed several graphical password schemes in terms of usability and security factors. A graphical password scheme can be an additional security layer add-on to the proposed multimodal biometric video banking system. The combined techniques provide a multimodal biometric multi-factor continuous authentication system. multimodal biometric security

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