Strong Mobile Authentication

Hassinen, Marko; Hyppönen, Konstantin

doi:10.1109/iswcs.2005.1547663

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“…An enhancement implementation with PK-SIM card for strong mobile authentication was also proposed in [18]. In the article, the mobile user's private keys are stored in the memory of this tamper resistant card.…”

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Security Strategy for Mobile Police Information System Using SMS

Wang

Chang

et al. 2008

Wireless Pers Commun

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As the well-developed civilian wireless network infrastructure was built and the mobile devices becoming increasingly widespread, many mobile police information systems were established to provide information for police anywhere and anytime. The (SMS) Short Message Service is a widely used communication means in these applications. But lacking of security for SMS makes it unsuitable for transmitting these confidential data. In this paper, we discuss the security requirements of the mobile police information system firstly, and then propose a security strategy for mobile police information system to transmit information confidentially over the public mobile network using SMS as a bearer, and describe the authentication and communication protocol in detail. Lastly a performance comparison of the mobile police information system working in secure mode with that working in ordinary mode is given.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The public key algorithms in use today are computationintensive, and it may be too expensive or too slow for the mobile application for each message exchange. Furthermore, the fact that the solution, either in [17] or [18], uses J2ME as the programming platform, prevents its pervasion.…”

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confidence: 99%

Security Strategy for Mobile Police Information System Using SMS

Wang

Chang

et al. 2008

Wireless Pers Commun

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“…Researchers consider this test set-up using a simply supported plate element as a simplified model to study the local buckling problem of the faces of sandwich panels (Hassinen, 2003). A similar compression test set-up was also used by Kech (1991) in his investigation to verify the improved equation developed for lightly profiled faces subject to local buckling and wrinkling effects.…”

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Experimental investigation and design of sandwich panels subject to local buckling effects

Pokharel

Mahendran

2003

Journal of Constructional Steel Research

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The use of sandwich panels in Australia has increased significantly in recent years due to their widespread structural applications in building systems. Structural sandwich panels generally used in Australia comprise of polystyrene foam core and thinner and high strength steel faces. The fully profiled sandwich panels, when subjected to axial compression and/or bending effects, are susceptible to local buckling failures. A research project was undertaken using a detailed experimental study on 50 foam-supported steel plate elements to investigate the local buckling and postbuckling behaviour of sandwich panels and to examine the adequacy of currently used effective width approach for design. Experimental results have revealed that current method is adequate for the steel plate elements with low b/t ratios.However, it appears to be inadequate for the plate elements with higher b/t ratios (slender plates). This paper presents the details of the experimental studies on polystyrene foam supported steel plates, the results, and the evaluation of current design rules for profiled sandwich panels subject to local buckling effects.

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“…Many mobile users have not been aware of the risks of mobile malware, and they may download Android application from third-party markets that can easily purvey malicious applications [32,31]. Even worse, attackers have already found out ways to evade detections [12]. Threats targeting smart phones and tablets are beginning to pose meaningful challenges to users, enterprises, and service providers alike.…”

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“…However, it seems thatthe attackers have found ways to evade detections [12]. To make matters worse, there are other, third-party markets that are available for downloading Android applications that can easily purvey malicious applications [32,31].…”

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confidence: 99%