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Trust in Cyberspace (1999)
Computer Science and Telecommunications Board (CSTB)

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Findings

 
 

The Key-Management Problem

 
 

Key-Distribution Centers

 
 

Certification Authorities

 
 

Actual Large-Scale KDC and CA Deployments

 
 

Public-Key Infrastructure

 
 

Findings

 
 

Network Access Control Mechanisms

 
 

Closed User Groups

 
 

Virtual Private Networks

 
 

Firewalls

 
 

Limitations of Firewalls

 
 

Guards

 
 

Findings

 
 

Foreign Code and Application-Level Security

 
 

The ActiveX Approach

 
 

The Java Approach

 
 

Findings

 
 

Fine-Grained Access Control and Application Security Findings

 
 

Language-Based Security: Software Fault Isolation and Proof Carrying Code Findings

 
 

Denial of Service

 
 

Findings

 
 

References

 

5

TRUSTWORTHY SYSTEMS FROM UNTRUSTWORTHY COMPONENTS

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Introduction

 
 

Replication and Diversity

 
 

Amplifying Reliability

 
 

Amplifying Security

 
 

Findings

 
 

Monitor, Detect, Respond

 
 

Limitations in Detection

 
 

Response and Reconfiguration

 
 

Perfection and Pragmatism

 
 

Findings

 
 

Placement of Trustworthiness Functionality

 
 

Public Telephone Network

 
 

Internet

 
 

Minimum Essential Information Infrastructure

 
 

Findings

 
 

Nontraditional Paradigms

 
 

Finding

 
 

References

 

6

THE ECONOMIC AND PUBLIC POLICY CONTEXT

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Risk Management

 

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