Computers & Security, Volume 18

Volume 18, Number 1, 1999

• Bill Hancock:
  From the editor. 2-3
  
• Bill Hancock:
  Elliptical curve cryptography and standards for efficient cryptography group. 4-15
  
• August Bequai:
  Cyber-crime the US experience. 16-18
  
• Stephen Hinde:
  One down, one to go. 19-22
  
• Chris Pounder:
  An initial plan of action for compliance with the UK's Data Protection Act 1998. 23-27
  
• Steven Furnell, Matthew J. Warren:
  Computer hacking and cyber terrorism: the real threats in the new millennium? 28-34
  
• Mario Devargas:
  Survival is not compulsory: an introduction to business continuity planning. 35-46
  
• William J. Caelli, Ed Dawson, Scott A. Rea:
  PKI, elliptic curve cryptography, and digital signatures. 47-66
  
• Bart Preneel:
  State-of-the-art ciphers for commercial applications. 67-74
  

Volume 18, Number 2, 1999

• Bill Hancock:
  From the editor. 88-89
  
• Richard Ford:
  Malware: Troy revisited. 105-108
  
• August Bequai:
  Monitoring employee communications in cyberspace: The pitfalls facing management. 109-112
  
• Stephen Hinde:
  Year 2000 update. 113-119
  
• Sarah Gordon:
  Telephone tales. 120-123
  
• Winn Schwartau:
  Surviving denial of service. 124-133
  
• Mohammad Peyravian, Don Coppersmith:
  A structured symmetric-key block cipher. 134-147
  
• Brendon Harris, Ray Hunt:
  Fairwall certification. 165-177
  

Volume 18, Number 3, 1999

• Bill Hancock:
  From the editor. 182-183
  
• Stephen Hinde:
  Are you in control? 199-203
  
• E. Eugene Schultz:
  Windows NT security: Kudos, concerns, and prescriptions. 204-210
  
• Gerald L. Kovacich:
  I-way robbery: Crime on the internet. 211-220
  
• John Hughes:
  Certificate inter-operability - white paper. 221-230
  
• Vesselin Bontchev:
  The problems of wordmacro virus upconversion. 241-255
  
• Sebastiaan H. von Solms, J. H. S. Geldenhuys:
  Managing multi level security in a military intranet environment. 257-270
  

Volume 18, Number 4, 1999

• Bill Hancock:
  From the editor. 276-277
  
• Stephen Hinde:
  E for exponential growth. 295-299
  
• Richard Ford:
  No suprises in Melissa Land. 300-302
  
• August Bequai:
  Employers and the internet: Legal woes and concerns. 303-306
  
• Chris Pounder:
  The revised version of BS7799 - so what's new? 307-311
  
• Garry Bulmer:
  Encryption - Do or die for UK business. 312-316
  
• Pauline Ratnasingham:
  Implicit trust in the risk assessment process of EDI. 317-321
  
• Keith Buzzard:
  Computer security - What should you spend your money on? 322-334
  
• Mohammad Peyravian, Allen Roginsky, Nevenko Zunic:
  Hash-based encryption system. 345-350
  
• Winfried E. Kühnhauser:
  Policy Groups. 351-363
  

Volume 18, Number 5, 1999

• Bill Hancock:
  From the editor. 370-371
  
• Paul Docherty, Peter Simpson:
  Macro attacks: What next after Melissa? 391-395
  
• Stephen Hinde:
  E-mail can seriously damage your health. 396-406
  
• Chris Nelms:
  Internet E-mail risks and concerns. 409-418
  
• Nick Hawkins:
  Security within multimedia networked conferencing. 419-422
  
• Thierry Moreau:
  The emergence of a legal framework for electronic transactions. 423-428
  
• Neil Jarvis:
  E-commerce and encryption: Barriers to growth. 429-431
  
• R. A. King, T. C. Phipps:
  Shannon, TESPAR and approximation strategies. 445-453
  

Volume 18, Number 6, 1999

• Bill Hancock:
  From the editor. 456-457
  
• David Robb:
  Developing firewall technology: Hardwall - White paper. 471-478
  
• Fred Cohen:
  Simulating cyber attacks, defences, and consequences. 479-518
  
• Massimo Bernaschi, Elisabetta d'Aiutolo, P. Rughetti:
  Enforcing network security: a real cease study in a research organization. 533-543
  

Volume 18, Number 7, 1999

• Bill Hancock:
  From the editor. 550-552
  
• Bill Hancock:
  Security views. 553-564
  
• Stephen Hinde:
  The bell tolls for the bell-shaped curve: or how hot magnets, species distribution and things that go bump in the air will change our view of risk. 565-572
  
• Gerald L. Kovacich:
  Hackers: Freedom fighters of the 21^st Century. 573-576
  
• Michael Collins:
  Telecommunications crime - Part 1. 577-586
  
• Pauline Ratnasingham:
  Risks in low trust among trading partners in electronic commerce. 587-592
  
• Mohammad Peyravian, Stephen M. Matyas, Allen Roginsky, Nevenko Zunic:
  Generating user-based cryptographic keys and random numbers. 619-626
  
• Diomidis Spinellis, Stefanos Gritzalis, John Iliadis, Dimitris Gritzalis, Sokratis K. Katsikas:
  Trusted third party services for deploying secure telemedical applications over the WWW. 627-639
  

Volume 18, Number 8, 1999

• Stephen Hinde:
  Step into a secure new world - Compsec '99 report. 660-669
  
• Kevin Richards:
  Network based intrusion detection: A review of technologies. 671-682
  
• Michael Collins:
  Telecommunications crime - Part 2. 683-692
  
• Julie D. Nosworthy:
  Y2K contingency planning: Taking BCM into the 21^st century. 693-704
  
• Paul Dowland, Steven Furnell, H. M. Illingworth, Paul L. Reynolds:
  Computer crime and abuse: A survey of public attitudes and awareness. 715-726
  
• Wen-Her Yang, Shiuh-Pyng Shieh:
  Password authentication schemes with smart cards. 727-733
  

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