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A Secure Lightweight Currency Service Provider, Chih-Wen Hsiao, David Turner, Keith Ross Jan 2004

A Secure Lightweight Currency Service Provider, Chih-Wen Hsiao, David Turner, Keith Ross

Theses Digitization Project

The main purpose of this project is to build a bank system that offers a friendly and simple interface to let users easily manage their lightweight currencies. The Lightweight Currency Protocol (LCP) was originally proposed to solve the problem of fairness in resource cooperatives. However, there are other possible applications of the protocol, including the control of spam and as a general purpose medium of exchange for low value transactions. This project investigates the implementation issues of the LCP, and also investigates LCP bank services to provide human interface to currency operations.


Mathematical Security Models For Multi-Agent Distributed Systems, Chunyan Ma Jan 2004

Mathematical Security Models For Multi-Agent Distributed Systems, Chunyan Ma

Theses Digitization Project

This thesis presents the developed taxonomy of the security threats in agent-based distributed systems. Based on this taxonomy, a set of theories is developed to facilitate analyzng the security threats of the mobile-agent systems. We propose the idea of using the developed security risk graph to model the system's vulnerabilties.


Information Security Program Development, William Ward Wells Jan 2004

Information Security Program Development, William Ward Wells

Theses Digitization Project

This project reviews Arrowhead Credit Union's Information Security Program structure and contents.


A Secure Client/Server Java Application Programming Interface, Tawfik Lachheb Jan 2004

A Secure Client/Server Java Application Programming Interface, Tawfik Lachheb

Theses Digitization Project

The purpose of this project is to develop a generic Java Application Programming Interface (API) that would be used to provide security and user privacy to functions such as data transfer, key management, digital signature, etc.