Computers & Security, Volume 11

Volume 11, Number 1, March 1992

• Harold Joseph Highland: Random bits & bytes. 4-15
• Belden Menkus:
  A high rise building fire case study. 19-23
  
• Robin L. Sherman:
  Distributed systems security. 24-28
  
• Bernard P. Zajac Jr.:
  Computer viral risks - how bad is the threat? 29-34
  
• Teresa F. Lunt:
  Security in database systems: A research perspective. 41-56
  
• Atika Laribi, Dennis G. Kafura:
  A protection model incorporating both authorization and constraints. 57-73
  
• Dennis Longley, S. Rigby:
  An automatic search for security flaws in key management schemes. 75-89
  

Volume 11, Number 2, April 1992

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 110-120
  
• Belden Menkus:
  Introduction to computer security. 121-127
  
• Robin L. Sherman:
  Biometrics futures. 128-133
  
• Dimitris Gritzalis, Sokratis K. Katsikas, J. Keklikoglou, A. Tomaras:
  Determining access rights for medical information systems. 149-161
  
• P. Venkat Rangan:
  An axiomatic theory of trust in secure communication protocols. 163-172
  
• Rotraut Laun:
  Asymmetric user authentication. 173-183
  

Volume 11, Number 3, May 1992

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 200-209
  
• Belden Menkus:
  Concerns in computer security. 211-215
  
• Bernard P. Zajac Jr.:
  Cost-effectiveness of anti-viral software. 217-226
  
• Harold Joseph Highland:
  The security impact of networks, telecommunications, and office automation. 227-232
  
• Wayne Madsen:
  Government-sponsored computer warfare and sabotage. 233-236
  
• Ian G. Graham, St. H. Wieten:
  The PC as a secure network workstation. 237-244
  
• George I. Davida, Yvo Desmedt:
  Passports and visas versus IDs. 253-258
  
• Martin S. Olivier, Sebastiaan H. von Solms:
  Building a secure database using self-protecting objects. 259-271
  
• Eugene H. Spafford:
  OPUS: Preventing weak password choices. 273-278
  

Volume 11, Number 4, July 1992

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 294-306
  
• R. Dixon, C. Marston, P. Collier:
  A report on the joint CIMA and IIA computer fraud survey. 307-313
  
• T. P. de Vries:
  The implementation of TSS. 315-325
  
• Information security administration model: A management model to help identify the best practices of the administration function within the security group. 327-340
  
• Gunar E. Liepins, H. S. Vaccaro:
  Intrusion detection: Its role and validation. 347-355
  
• Jie Wu, Eduardo B. Fernández, Ruiguang Zhang:
  Some extensions to the lattice model for computer security. 357-369
  

Volume 11, Number 5, September 1992

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 390-406
  
• L. G. Lawrence:
  RACIF security goals comment on a paper by R. Paans. 407-411
  
• Geoff Norman:
  PC security issues. 412-416
  
• Belden Menkus:
  The lessons of the Great Chicago flood of 1992. 417-420
  
• David L. Lathrop:
  Security aspects of wireless local area networks. 421-426
  
• Fritz Bauspieß, Frank Damm:
  Requirements for cryptographic hash functions. 427-437
  
• Helen A. Bergen, James M. Hogan:
  Data security in a fixed-model arithmetic coding compression algorithm. 445-461
  
• William J. Caelli, Anthony W. Rhodes, N. C. Russell:
  An evaluation of HP-UX (UNIX) for database protection using the European ITSEC. 463-479
  

Volume 11, Number 6, October 1992

• Harold Joseph Highland: Random bits & bytes. 498-507
• Françoise Gilbert:
  Breach of system security and theft of data: Legal aspects and preventive measures. 508-517
  
• John Robinson:
  Computer security evaluation: Developments in the European ITSEC programme. 518-524
  
• Belden Menkus:
  Understanding EDI security issues. 525-528
  
• Ravi S. Sandhu, Sushil Jajodia:
  Eliminating polyinstantiation securely. 547-562
  
• Frederick B. Cohen:
  Defense-in-depth against computer viruses. 563-579
  
• Sebastiaan H. von Solms, David Naccache:
  On blind signatures and perfect crimes. 581-583
  

Volume 11, Number 7, November 1992

• Harold Joseph Highland:
  Random bits & bytes. 592-601
  
• Alan Solomon:
  The virus authors strike back. 602-606
  
• Jon David:
  LAN security standards. 607-619
  
• Michael J. Cerullo, R. Steve McDuffie:
  Computer contingency plans and the auditors: A survey of businesses affected by Hurricane Hugo. 620-622
  
• Frederick B. Cohen:
  A formal definition of computer worms and some related results. 641-652
  
• Sead Muftic, Edina Hatunic:
  CISS: Generalized security libraries. 653-659
  
• Bhavani M. Thuraisingham, Harvey H. Rubinovitz:
  Multilevel security issues in distributed database management systems - III. 661-674
  

Volume 11, Number 8, December 1992

• Harold Joseph Highland: Random bits & bytes. 682-694
• Todd Whiting: Understanding VAX/VMS security. 695-698
• George Black: Update on open systems security. 699-702
• Belden Menkus: Re-examining the Data Encryption Standard. 703-706
• Judith King: X.400 security. 707-710
• Gary Hardy: Case study: Closing 'windows' against intruders. 711-714
• Dimitris Gritzalis, Sokratis K. Katsikas, Stefanos Gritzalis:
  A zero knowledge probabilistic login protocol. 733-745
  
• Lein Harn, Hung-Yu Lin, Shoubao Yang:
  A software authentication system for information integrity. 747-752
  
• Ravi S. Sandhu:
  Lattice-based enforcement of Chinese Walls. 753-763