Computers & Security, Volume 10

Volume 10, Number 1, February 1991

• Harold Joseph Highland: Random bits & bytes. 4-16
• Bernard Robertson:
  Electronic mail - Is is safe to use? 17-19
  
• Bill Farquhar:
  One approach to risk assessment. 21-23
  
• Kazue Tanaka, Eiji Okamoto:
  Key distribution system for mail systems using ID-related information directory. 25-33
  
• Chris J. Mitchell, Vijay Varadharajan:
  Modified forms of cipher block chaining. 37-40
  
• Claude Laferriere:
  Predicate based polyinstantiation in multi-level secure DBMS. 41-49
  
• Vijay Varadharajan, Stewart Black:
  Multilevel security in a distributed object-oriented system. 51-68
  
• J. Carr:
  Electronic data interchange - security risk or not? 69-72
  

Volume 10, Number 2, April 1991

• Harold Joseph Highland: Random bits & bytes. 92-100
• Karl Rihaczek:
  The harmonized ITSEC evaluation criteria. 101-110
  
• Harold W. Thimbleby:
  Can viruses ever be useful? 111-114
  
• Jim Press:
  Secure transfer of identity and privilege attributes in an open systems environment. 117-127
  
• J. K. Jan, Chin-Chen Chang, S. J. Wang:
  A dynamic key-lock-pair access control scheme. 129-139
  
• Dimitris Gritzalis, A. Tomaras, Sokratis K. Katsikas, J. Keklikoglou:
  Data security in medical information systems: The Greek case. 141-159
  

Volume 10, Number 3, May 1991

• Harold Joseph Highland: A non-mathematical view of encryption. 184-188
• Harold Joseph Highland: Evaluating an encryption package. 189-190
• Harold Joseph Highland: Computers under attack. 190-191
• Harold Joseph Highland: Microcomputer utilities. 191-195
• Harold Joseph Highland: NTIS volumes of interest. 195-198
• Belden Menkus:
  How to begin dealing with computer security. 199-203
  
• Simon Banks:
  Understanding IBM's CICS systems to improve security. 205-212
  
• Stewart Kowalski:
  The ABCs and Es of national computer security policies. 213-216
  
• Stewart Kowalski:
  Cybernetic analysis of national computer security. 217-227
  
• Stewart Kowalski:
  Cybernetic analysis of the 12th U.S. National Computer Security Conference. 228-235
  
• Frederick B. Cohen:
  A cost analysis of typical computer viruses and defenses. 239-250
  
• Ronald Paans, Hans de Lange:
  Auditing the SNA/SNI environment. 251-261
  
• Denis Laurichesse, Laurent Blain:
  Optimized implementation of RSA cryptosystem. 263-267
  
• R. J. Allen:
  Trusted ORACLE - multilevel secure data management for military computing. 271-275
  

Volume 10, Number 4, June 1991

• Belden Menkus:
  "Control" is fundamental to successful information security. 293-297
  
• Andrew Hiles:
  Computer fire risks. 299-302
  
• Jack Bologna:
  A framework for the ethical analysis of information technologies. 303-307
  
• Ronald Paans:
  With MVS/ESA security labels towards B1. 309-324
  
• Paul Evans:
  Computer fraud - The situation, detection and training. 325-327
  
• Gerald V. Post, Karen-Ann Kievit:
  Accessibility vs. security: A look at the demand for computer security. 331-344
  
• Avi Rushinek, Sara F. Rushinek:
  Data encryption features for computer hardware and software profitability: I/O ports, expansion slots, algorithms, cyphers and security. 345-357
  
• Christof Schramm:
  Computing centers undermine MVS security. 359-370
  

Volume 10, Number 5, August 1991

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 384-397
  
• Charles Cresson Wood:
  Using information security to achieve competitive advantage. 399-404
  
• Belden Menkus:
  "Hackers": Know the adversary. 405-409
  
• Ravi S. Sandhu, Sushil Jajodia:
  Integrity principles and mechanisms in database management systems. 413-427
  
• Jan Kruys:
  Progress in secure distributed systems. 429-441
  
• G. F. G. O'Shea:
  Operating system integrity. 443-465
  

Volume 10, Number 6, October 1991

• Harold Joseph Highland: Random bits & bytes. 486-495
• Paul Rosenthal, Barry Himel:
  Business resumption planning: Exercising your emergency response teams. 497-514
  
• Shari Lawrence Pfleeger:
  A framework for security requirements. 515-523
  
• Charles Cresson Wood:
  Burning computer security, privacy, and freedom issues. 524-532
  
• Frederick B. Cohen:
  A note on high-integrity PC bootstrapping. 535-539
  
• Frederick B. Cohen:
  A DOS-based POset implementation. 541-551
  
• Hannu Nurmi, Arto Salomaa, Lila Santean:
  Secret ballot elections in computer networks. 553-560
  
• S. Peach:
  Disaster recovery: An unnecessary cost burden or an essential feature of any DP installation? 565-568
  

Volume 10, Number 7, November 1991

• Harold Joseph Highland: Random bits & bytes. 586-600
• Sanford Sherizen:
  European unification '92 impacts on information security. 601-610
  
• Gerhard Steinke:
  Design aspects of access control in a knowledge base system. 612-625
  
• Viiveke Fåk:
  Computer verification of human users' identity: A theoretical model and some evaluation criteria. 626-636
  
• Josep Domingo-Ferrer:
  Algorithm- sequenced access control. 639-652
  
• Dalenca Pottas, Sebastiaan H. von Solms:
  A computerized management reporting aid for a mainframe security system. 653-660
  
• M. L. Goyal, G. V. Singh:
  Access control in distributed heterogeneous database management systems. 661-669
  

Volume 10, Number 8, December 1991

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 690-699
  
• Charles Preston:
  Creating a corporate virus plan. 701-710
  
• Paul Lynch:
  Beyond RACF: Extending user authentication controls. 711-722
  
• Bhavani M. Thuraisingham:
  Multilevel security issues in distributed database management systems II. 727-747
  
• Richard Baskerville:
  Risk analysis as a source of professional knowledge. 749-764
  
• Gnanesh Coomaraswamy, Srikanta P. R. Kumar, Michel E. Marhic:
  Fiber-optic LAN/WAN systems to support confidential communication. 765-776