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Most networks require that their users have "identities", i.e. have names that are fixed for a relatively long time, unique, and have been approved by a central authority (in order to guarantee their uniqueness). Unfortunately, this requirement, which was introduced to simplify the design of networks, has its own drawbacks. First, this requirement can lead to the loss of anonymity of communicating...
The need for secure communication in the Internet has led to the widespread deployment of secure application-level protocols. The current state- of-the-art is to use TLS, in conjunction with a password protocol. The password protocol, which we call a one-way password protocol (OPP), authenticates a user to a server, using a particular secret called the password. TLS has two functions: (1) It ensures...
Set the date range to filter the displayed results. You can set a starting date, ending date or both. You can enter the dates manually or choose them from the calendar.