ISIJ 18: Cybercrime and Cybersecurity
This volume of Information & Security discusses several aspects of cybercrime and cybersecurity, focusing in particular on technical research in this field. It examines issues such as fraud detection and prevention, security protocols for outsourcing data, and authentication schemes on the Internet. It also contains articles presenting cybersecurity as a relative concept and assessing cybersecurity as a private good. The "Monitor" section provides a comprehensive list of cybersecurity-related internet resources.
Editor:
Petya Ivanova
Editorial
"Securing Cyberspace." Information & Security: An International Journal 18 (2006): 5-10.
Reviewed articles
"Cybersecurity as a Relative Concept." Information & Security: An International Journal 18 (2006): 11-24.
"Money Laundering Techniques with Electronic Payment Systems." Information & Security: An International Journal 18 (2006): 27-47.
"Credit Card Fraud Detection Using Self-Organizing Maps." Information & Security: An International Journal 18 (2006): 48-63.
"Choosing t-out-of-n Secrets by Oblivious Transfer." Information & Security: An International Journal 18 (2006): 67-84.
"Security Protocols for Outsourcing Database Services." Information & Security: An International Journal 18 (2006): 85-108.
"Secure User-Friendly Remote Authentication Schemes." Information & Security: An International Journal 18 (2006): 111-121.
"An Efficient and Secure Remote Authentication Scheme Using Smart Cards." Information & Security: An International Journal 18 (2006): 122-133.
ISIJ Monitor
"Managing Cybersecurity Resources: A Cost-Benefit Analysis." Information & Security: An International Journal 18 (2006): 137-147.
"Cybersecurity-Related Internet Sources." Information & Security: An International Journal 18 (2006): 148-149.
