IEEE Security & Privacy, Volume 3

Volume 3, Number 1, January-February 2005

• Carl E. Landwehr:
  Changing the Puzzle Pieces. 3-4
  
• Letters to the Editor. 4
  

• Greg Goth:
  Phishing Attacks Rising, But Dollar Losses Down. 8
  
• Eric Goetz, Garrett Jones, Brent Kesler:
  News Briefs. 9-10
  

• Martin R. Sytz:
  Studying Attacks to Improve Software Defense. 11
  

• Ross J. Anderson, Bruce Schneier:
  Guest Editors' Introduction: Economics of Information Security. 12-13
  
• Eric Rescorla:
  Is Finding Security Holes a Good Idea? 14-19
  
• Ashish Arora, Rahul Telang:
  Economics of Software Vulnerability Disclosure. 20-25
  
• Alessandro Acquisti, Jens Grossklags:
  Privacy and Rationality in Individual Decision Making. 26-33
  
• Hal R. Varian, Fredrik Wallenberg, Glenn Woroch:
  The Demographics of the Do-Not-Call List. 34-39
  
• Stuart E. Schechter:
  Toward Econometric Models of the Security Risk from Remote Attack. 40-44
  
• George Danezis, Ross J. Anderson:
  The Economics of Resisting Censorship. 45-50
  

• John Linn:
  Technology and Web User Data Privacy: A Survey of Risks and Countermeasures. 52-58
  

• Alec Yasinsac, Mike Burmester:
  Centers of Academic Excellence: A Case Study. 62-65
  

• Herbert H. Thompson:
  Application Penetration Testing. 66-69
  

• Ivan Arce:
  Bad Peripherals. 70-73
  

• Carlisle M. Adams:
  Building Secure Web-Based Environments: Understanding Research Interrelationships through a Construction Metaphor. 74-77
  

• Roland L. Trope:
  Directors' Digital Fiduciary Duties. 78-82
  

• Brad Arkin, Scott Stender, Gary McGraw:
  Software Penetration Testing. 84-87
  

• Bruce Schneier:
  Authentication and Expiration. 88
  

Volume 3, Number 2, March-April 2005

• Marc Donner:
  What's in a Name? 4-5
  

• Benjamin Alfonsi:
  FBI's Virtual Case File Living in Limbo. 7
  
• Eric Goetz, Garrett Jones, Brent Kesler:
  News Briefs. 8-10
  

• Stephen A. Weiss:
  Crypto 2004. 11-13
  

• Roy Iverson:
  A Framework to Consider. 14
  

• Rolf Oppliger, Ruedi Rytz:
  Does Trusted Computing Remedy Computer Security Problems? 16-19
  
• Alexander Iliev, Sean W. Smith:
  Protecting Client Privacy with Trusted Computing at the Server. 20-28
  

• Dawn N. Jutla, Peter Bodorik:
  Sociotechnical Architecture for Online Privacy. 29-39
  

• Shari Lawrence Pfleeger, Gabrielle Bloom:
  Canning Spam: Proposed Solutions to Unwanted Email. 40-47
  

• Ronald Dodge, Daniel Ragsdale:
  Technology Education at the US Military Academy. 49-53
  

• Roy A. Maxion, Rachel R. M. Roberts:
  Methodological Foundations: Enabling the Next Generation of Security. 54-57
  

• Peter Oehlert:
  Violating Assumptions with Fuzzing. 58-62
  

• Elias Levy:
  Worm Propagation and Generic Attacks. 63-65
  

• Sean W. Smith:
  Turing is from Mars, Shannon is from Venus: Computer Science and Computer Engineering. 66-69
  

• E. Michael Power, Roland L. Trope:
  Averting Security Missteps in Outsourcing. 70-73
  

• Sean Barnum, Gary McGraw:
  Knowledge for Software Security. 74-78
  

• Daniel E. Geer Jr.:
  The Problem Statement is the Problem. 80
  

Volume 3, Number 3, May-June 2005

• Fred B. Schneider:
  It Depends on What You Pay. 3
  

• Martin R. Stytz:
  Under the Black Hat. 5
  

• Laurianne McLaughlin:
  Interview: Holistic Security. 6-8
  

• Susan Landau, Martin R. Stytz, Carl E. Landwehr, Fred B. Schneider:
  Overview of Cyber Security: A Crisis of Prioritization. 9-11
  

• Garrett Jones, Brent Kesler:
  NewsBriefs. 12-14
  

• Massoud Amin:
  Guest Editor's Introduction: Infrastructure Security--Reliability and Dependability of Critical Systems. 15-17
  
• Mehmet Sahinoglu:
  Security Meter: A Practical Decision-Tree Model to Quantify Risk. 18-24
  
• Min Cai, Kai Hwang, Yu-Kwong Kwok, Shanshan Song, Yu Chen:
  Collaborative Internet Worm Containment. 25-33
  

• Simson L. Garfinkel, Ari Juels, Ravikanth Pappu:
  RFID Privacy: An Overview of Problems and Proposed Solutions. 34-43
  

• Thomas J. Walsh, D. Richard Kuhn:
  Challenges in Securing Voice over IP. 44-49
  

• Andrew W. Senior, Sharath Pankanti, Arun Hampapur, Lisa M. G. Brown, Ying-li Tian, Ahmet Ekin, Jonathan H. Connell, Chiao-Fe Shu, Max Lu:
  Enabling Video Privacy through Computer Vision. 50-57
  

• Marc Donner:
  A Young Geek's Fancy Turns to...Science Fiction? 58-60
  

• Cynthia E. Irvine, Michael F. Thompson, Ken Allen:
  CyberCIEGE: Gaming for Information Assurance. 61-64
  

• Brian D. Snow:
  Four Ways to Improve Security. 65-67
  

• Peter Gutmann, David Naccache, Charles C. Palmer:
  When Hashes Collide. 68-71
  

• Richard Ford:
  Malcode Mysteries Revealed. 72-75
  

• Thorsten Holz:
  A Short Visit to the Bot Zoo. 76-79
  

• Christian Skalka:
  Programming Languages and Systems Security. 80-83
  

• Michael E. Lesk:
  Salute the Broadcast Flag. 84-87
  

• Dan Taylor, Gary McGraw:
  Adopting a Software Security Improvement Program. 88-91
  

• Steven M. Bellovin:
  Security and Privacy: Enemies or Allies? 92
  

Volume 3, Number 4, July-August 2005

• George Cybenko:
  The One-Eyed Man Is King. 4-5
  

• Nathanael Paul:
  A Closer Look at Viruses and Worms. 7
  

• Benjamin Alfonsi:
  Alliance Addresses VoIP Security. 8
  

• Axelle Apvrille, Makan Pourzandi:
  Secure Software Development by Example. 10-17
  

• Helayne T. Ray, Raghunath Vemuri, Hariprasad R. Kantubhukta:
  Toward an Automated Attack Model for Red Teams. 18-25
  
• Michael Bailey, Evan Cooke, Farnam Jahanian, David Watson, Jose Nazario:
  The Blaster Worm: Then and Now. 26-31
  

• Dimitrios Lekkas, Diomidis Spinellis:
  Handling and Reporting Security Advisories: A Scorecard Approach. 32-41
  

• Urs E. Gattiker:
  EICAR 2005. 45-48
  

• Matt Bishop, Deborah A. Frincke:
  A Human Endeavor: Lessons from Shakespeare and Beyond. 49-51
  

• James Mulvenon:
  Toward a Cyberconflict Studies Research Agenda. 52-55
  

• Peter Gutmann, Ian Grigg:
  Security Usability. 56-58
  

• William H. Allen:
  Computer Forensics. 59-62
  

• Ivan Arce:
  The Land of the Blind. 63-67
  

• Sara Sinclair, Sean W. Smith:
  The TIPPI Point: Toward Trustworthy Interfaces. 68-71
  

• Martin R. Stytz:
  Protecting Personal Privacy: Hauling Down the Jolly Roger. 72-74
  

• Nancy R. Mead, Gary McGraw:
  A Portal for Software Security. 75-79
  

Volume 3, Number 5, September-October 2005

• Marc Donner:
  There Ain't No Inside, There Ain't No Outside... 4-5
  

• Katharine W. Webb:
  Biometric Security Solutions. 7
  

• Heather Drinan, Brent Kesler:
  News Briefs. 8-10
  

• Laurianne McLaughlin:
  From AWK to Google: Peter Weinberger Talks Search. 11-13
  

• Barbara Carminati, Elena Ferrari, Patrick C. K. Hung:
  Exploring Privacy Issues in Web Services Discovery Agencies. 14-21
  
• Bernardo A. Huberman, Eytan Adar, Leslie R. Fine:
  Valuating Privacy. 22-25
  

• Lance J. Hoffman, Timothy Rosenberg, Ronald Dodge, Daniel Ragsdale:
  Exploring a National Cybersecurity Exercise for Universities. 27-33
  

• Fred B. Schneider, Lidong Zhou:
  Implementing Trustworthy Services Using Replicated State Machines. 34-43
  

• Robert W. Reeder, Fahd Arshad:
  Soups 2005. 47-50
  

• Peter Kuper:
  The State of Security. 51-53
  

• Matt Bishop, Deborah A. Frincke:
  Teaching Secure Programming. 54-56
  

• Ann Miller:
  Trends in Process Control Systems Security. 57-60
  

• David Naccache:
  Finding Faults. 61-65
  

• Peter Torr:
  Demystifying the Threat-Modeling Process. 66-70
  

• David M. Nicol:
  Modeling and Simulation in Security Evaluation. 71-74
  

• Kenneth R. van Wyk, Gary McGraw:
  Bridging the Gap between Software Development and Information Security. 75-79
  

• Daniel E. Geer Jr.:
  When Is a Product a Security Product? 80
  

Volume 3, Number 6, November-December 2005

• Carl E. Landwehr:
  Green Computing. 3
  

• Letters to the Editor. 5
  

• Martin Libicki:
  Are RFIDs Coming to Get You? 6
  

• Heather Drinan, Nancy Fontaine, Brent Kesler:
  News Briefs. 7-8
  

• Laurianne McLaughlin:
  Winning the Game of Risk: Neumann's Take on Sound Design. 9-12
  

• Micah Sherr, Eric Cronin, Sandy Clark, Matt Blaze:
  Signaling Vulnerabilities in Wiretapping Systems. 13-25
  

• Susan Landau:
  Security, Wiretapping, and the Internet. 26-33
  

• Philip L. Campbell:
  The Denial-of-Service Dance. 34-40
  

• Stelios Sidiroglou, Angelos D. Keromytis:
  Countering Network Worms Through Automatic Patch Generation. 41-49
  

• Gregory J. Conti, Mustaque Ahamad:
  A Framework for Countering Denial-of-Information Attacks. 50-56
  

• Faith M. Heikkila:
  SecureWorld Expo 2005. 57-60
  

• Pinny Sheoran, Oris Friesen, Barbara J. Huffman de Belón:
  Developing and Sustaining Information Assurance: The Role of Community Colleges (Part 1). 61-63
  

• Scott Borg:
  Economically Complex Cyberattacks. 64-67
  

• Gerald A. Marin:
  Network Security Basics. 68-72
  

• Sean W. Smith:
  Pretending that Systems Are Secure. 73-76
  

• E. Michael Power, Roland L. Trope:
  Acting Responsibly with Geospatial Data. 77-80
  

• Katrina Tsipenyuk, Brian Chess, Gary McGraw:
  Seven Pernicious Kingdoms: A Taxonomy of Software Security Errors. 81-84
  

• Ted S. Phillips, Tom Karygiannis, Rick Huhn:
  Security Standards for the RFID Market. 85-89
  

• Bruce Schneier:
  The Zotob Storm. 96
  

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