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TOC:

1. Search engines: a growing contributor to
security risk
Pages 87-88
Dr Eugene Schultz

2. Lycos crosses the line
Pages 89-90
Dr Eugene Schultz

3. Security views: Malware Update
Pages 91-98

4. Information Security governance: COBIT or
ISO 17799 or both?
Pages 99-104
Basie von Solms

5. The economic approach of information
security
Pages 105-108
Theodosios Tsiakis and George Stephanides

6. Keyjacking: the surprising insecurity of
client-side SSL
Pages 109-123
John Marchesini, S.W. Smith and Meiyuan Zhao

7. Analysis of end user security behaviors
Pages 124-133
Jeffrey M. Stanton, Kathryn R. Stam, Paul
Mastrangelo and Jeffrey Jolton

8. Cryptanalyses of two key assignment schemes
based on polynomial interpolations
Pages 134-138
Shyh-Yih Wang and Chi Sung Laih

9. Dealing with packet loss in the Interactive
Chained Stream Authentication protocol
Pages 139-146
Francesco Bergadano and Davide Cavagnino

10. ISRAM: information security risk analysis
method
Pages 147-159
Bilge Karabacak and Ibrahim Sogukpinar

11. Empirical evaluation of SVM-based masquerade
detection using UNIX commands
Pages 160-168
Han-Sung Kim and Sung-Deok Cha

12. An improvement on efficient anonymous
auction protocols
Pages 169-174
Rui Jiang, Li Pan and Jian-Hua Li

Computers and Security Volume 24 Issue 2 March 2005

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