An Empirical Study on the Performance of Java/.Net Cryptographic APIs

Francia, Guillermo A.; Francia, Rahjima

doi:10.1080/10658980701784602

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“…Our findings on the desktop platform are quite similar with those reported in [3]. However, they are quite different on AES compared to the .NET CF 3.5.…”

Section: Results For Net Framework 35supporting

confidence: 92%

Performance of the Controlled Randomness Protocol on .NET Compact Framework Embedded Systems

Stefanidis

Voyiatzis²,

Serpanos³

2011

2011 4th IFIP International Conference on New Technologies, Mobility and Security

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The Controlled Randomness Protocol (CRP) for management of cryptographic keys is a method to improve the security level of secure communication protocols. We assess the performance of the CRP when implemented on embedded systems running the .NET Compact Framework. We present our findings from two different platforms: one smartphone running .NET Compact Framework 3.5 and one smartphone running .NET Compact Framework 4.0.Our assessment verifies that when implemented in the .NET Compact Framework, the controlled randomness protocol imposes a configurable and tolerable amount of overhead computation while it offers a significant security improvement compared to a conventional implementation of a key management protocol.

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“…Our findings on the desktop platform are quite similar with those reported in [3]. However, they are quite different on AES compared to the .NET CF 3.5.…”

Section: Results For Net Framework 35supporting

confidence: 92%

Performance of the Controlled Randomness Protocol on .NET Compact Framework Embedded Systems

Stefanidis

Voyiatzis²,

Serpanos³

2011

2011 4th IFIP International Conference on New Technologies, Mobility and Security

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“…One earlier study (Francia & Riis, 2013) had particular difficulties in studying Spanish teachers: when a survey was conducted, the response rate was below 15% (Francia, 2020). Using another data collection method could increase the chances of acquiring information about Spanish teachers' perspectives, which are largely unknown to date and are invaluable when studying professional development in practice.…”

Section: Data Collection Proceduresmentioning

confidence: 99%

“As a teacher, you have to take the initiative”: An intertextual study of the enactment of subject-specific professional development for teachers of Modern Languages/Spanish

Rottenberg

2021

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Denna studie undersöker genomförandet (Ball et al., 2012) av spansk ämnesspecifik lärarfortbild-ning i det svenska skolsystemet. Med utgångspunkt i policytexter på nationell nivå undersöks två olika typer av data från en pendlingskommun nära en storstad: texter på kommunalnivå och skol-nivå samt intervjuer med lärare i ämnet. Materialet analyseras med hjälp av intertextualitetsanalys för att förstå översättningsprocesser till texter och praxis. Studien visar att spansk ämnesspecifik fortbildning är frånvarande på skolorna när det gäller översättningsprocesser till texter. Med undantag för en fristående skola nämns ämnesspecifik fortbildning överhuvudtaget inte i texterna. När det gäller översättningsprocesser till praxis visar studien för övrigt att det är enstaka lärarinsatser som ger upphov till fortbildningstillfällen, i många fall på lärarnas fritid. Analysen av översättnings-processer till texter ger inte tillräckligt med information om ämnesspecifik fortbildning. Utifrån detta faktum kan man dra slutsatsen att en modell som kombinerar analysen av dessa processer med analysen av översättningsprocesser till praxis samt jämför båda ger fördjupad information om ämnesspecifik fortbildning. Detta tyder på att analysmodellen med fördel kan tillämpas för att studera andra kommuner och även andra ämnen för att bättre förstå genomförandet av ämnes-specifik fortbildning.

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“…Scientific studies performed in the past [18]- [21], as well as more contemporary attempts at benchmarking [22] seem to indicate that the performance of Java (and Java EE), as well as C# (and thus ASP.NET and ASP.NET Core) depends on particular tasks they are applied to.…”

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Performance Comparison of Java EE and ASP.NET Core Technologies for Web API Development

Kronis

Uhanova

2018

Applied Computer Systems

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The paper describes the implementation of organic benchmarks for Java EE and ASP.NET Core, which are used to compare the performance characteristics of the language runtimes. The benchmarks are created as REST services, which process data in the JSON format. The ASP.NET Core implementation utilises the Kestrel web server, while the Java EE implementation uses Apache TomEE, which is based on Apache Tomcat. A separate service is created for invoking the benchmarks and collecting their results. It uses Express with ES6 (for its async features), Redis and MySQL. A web-based interface for utilising this service and displaying the results is also created, using Angular 5.

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An Empirical Study on the Performance of Java/.Net Cryptographic APIs

Cited by 5 publications

References 5 publications

Performance of the Controlled Randomness Protocol on .NET Compact Framework Embedded Systems

Performance of the Controlled Randomness Protocol on .NET Compact Framework Embedded Systems

“As a teacher, you have to take the initiative”: An intertextual study of the enactment of subject-specific professional development for teachers of Modern Languages/Spanish

Performance Comparison of Java EE and ASP.NET Core Technologies for Web API Development

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