The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security (CERIAS)

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Information Assurance and Security (CERIAS)

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Limitations of the Kerberos Authentication System

Steve M. Bellovin, Michael Merritt
Added 2002-07-26

Distributed Garbage Collection for Network Objects

Andrew Birrell, David Evers, Greg Nelson, Susan Owicki, Edward Wobber
Added 2002-07-26

UNIX Security in a Supercomputing Environment

Matt Bishop
Added 2002-07-26

Privacy-Enhanced Electronic Mail

Matt Bishop
Added 2002-07-26


A Proactive Password checker

Matt Bishop
Added 2002-07-26

Password Management

Matt Bishop
Added 2002-07-26


Spoolers and Links, Version 4.1

Matt Bishop
Added 2002-07-26

Sendmail Wizardry

Matt Bishop
Added 2002-07-26



The Seaview Formal Security Policy Model

Teresa F. Lunt, Dorothy E. Denning, Roger R. Schell, Mark Heckman, William R. Shockley

This report describes a formal security policy model for a secure relational database system.  This model is intended to meet the formal model requirement specified in the DoD Trusted COmputer System Evaluation Criteria.  The model is formulated in two layers, one corresponding to a reference monitor thta enforces mandatory security, and the second defining multilevel relations and formulazing policies for labeling new and derived data, data consistency, discretionary security, and transaction consistency.  The development of a formal security policy model is the second task of the SeaView Project to design a multilevel secure database system meeting the Criteria for Class A1.

Added 2002-07-26


The Bulgarian and Soviet Virus Factories

Vesselin Bontchev
Added 2002-07-26