isa2008 conference program

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The 2nd International Conference on InformationSecurity and Assurance (ISA 2008)

Second International Conference on Information International Conference on Information Security

and Assurance (ISA 2008) will be held on April 24th ~ 26th 2008, in Busan, Korea.

ISA 2008 will be the most comprehensive conference focused on the various aspects of advances

in Information Security and Assurance. The concepts of Security and Assurance are emerging

rapidly as an exciting new paradigm to provide reliable and safe life services.

Our Conference provides a chance for academic and industry professionals to discuss recent

progress in the area of Communication and Networking including modeling, simulation and novel

applications associated with the utilization and acceptance of computing devices and systems.

ISA2008 is a successor of the 1st International Workshop on Information Assurance in Networks

(IAN 2007, Jeju-island, Korea, December, 2007)

The goal of this conference is to bring together the researchers from academia and industry as

well as practitioners to share ideas, problems and solutions relating to the multifaceted aspects of

Information Technology.

Topics of Conference

The main topics include but will not be limited to:

(Excellent surveying works in these areas are welcome, too.)

1) Security Engineering and Its Application

2) Security and Assurance in Operational Area

3) Security and Assurance in Technology Area

4) Security and Assurance in Commercial Area

5) Security and Assurance in Military Area

6) Others


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Welcome Message from the Conference Organizers

Welcome to the 2008 International Conference on Information Security and Assurance (ISA 2008).

On behalf of the conference committees, we thank you for your participation, and hope that you

will enjoy the presentations and social programs offered in this conference.

ISA 2008 will be the most comprehensive conference focused on the various aspects of advances

in Information Security and Assurance. The concepts of Security and Assurance are emerging

rapidly as an exciting new paradigm to provide reliable and safe life services.

Our Conference provides a chance for academic and industry professionals to discuss recent

progress in the area of Communication and Networking including modeling, simulation and novel

applications associated with the utilization and acceptance of computing devices and systems.

ISA2008 is a successor of the 1st International Workshop on Information Assurance in Networks

2007, Jeju-island, Korea, December, 2007)The goal of this conference is to bring together the

researchers from academia and industry as well as practitioners to share ideas, problems and

solutions relating to the multifaceted aspects of Information Technology.We are grateful in particular to the following speakers who kindly accepted our invitation and,

in this way, helped to meet the objectives of the conference:

Belur V. Dasarathy Information Fusion Technologies Consultant

Byeongho Kang University of Tasmania

The success of ISA 2008would not have been possible without the huge support from our

sponsors and the work of our chairs, and these are listed in the following pages. Moreover, we

would like to thank the 5th International Workshop, AMSE 2008 chairs and the special sessions

SPPC 2008 and ESRPI 2008 organizers for contributions that have added variety to the topicsrepresented.

With best regards,

Hong-Sub Lee (Soonchunhyang University, Korea)

Tai-hoon Kim (Hannam University, Korea)

Wai Chi Fang (NASA JPL, USA)

Honorary Chair and General Chairs


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Welcome Message from the Program Co-chairs

We would like to extend our welcome and express our gratitude to all of the authors of

submitted papers and to all of the attendees, for their contributions and participation.

In ISA 2008, the second international conference, the number of 459 submitted papers it has

attracted is very impressive. The international character of the conference is reflected in the fact

that submissions came from 20 countries.

The submitted abstracts and papers went through a thorough reviewing process. As a result,

122 articles were accepted for the ISA 2008 proceedings published by IEEE, reflecting (but not

limited to) the following areas:

1) Security Engineering and Its Application

- Security Level Definition Criteria and Its Application- Security Requirements Engineering

- Security in System/Software/Product Development Site

- Security in Development Processes

- Security Maturity Model

- Security Evaluation Criteria and Methodology

- New Idea, Theory and Paradigm for Security

- etc

2) Security and Assurance in Operational Area

- Security Policy, Strategy and Management

- Authentication and Identity Management- Security Education and Training

- Personnel Security and Privacy

- Trust Negotiation, Establishment and Management

- Vulnerability, Threat, and Risk Analysis

- etc

3) Security and Assurance in Technology Area

- Agent and Mobile Code Security

- Authorization and Access Control


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- Biometrics Security and Applications

- Computer Forensics

- Cryptographic Protocols

- Data Integrity and Privacy

- Database Security

- Intrusion Detection and Prevention- Distributed System Security

- Key Management and Recovery

- Mobile and Ad hoc network security

- Operating System Security

- Secure Hardware and Software Design

- Smartcards and Chip Security

- RFID, Sensor Network, Ubiquitous Computing Security

- etc

4) Security and Assurance in Commercial Area

- Cell phone, PDA, and Potable Device Security- Biometrics Products and its Applications

- Firewall, IDS, Anti-virus, and other Security Products

- E-Commerce and E-Government Security

- Intellectual Property Protection

- Internet and Web Services Security

- etc

5) Security and Assurance in Military Area

- Information Warfare and Countermeasures

- Cyber-attack and Cyber-terrorism

- Anti-tamper and TEMPEST

- Physical Security and Soldier Security

- E-bomb and Electronic Attack

- Tactical Communication and Network Security

- Sensor-to-shooter/Command Control System Security

- etc

6) Others


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Achieving such a high quality of proceedings would have been impossible without the huge

work that was undertaken by the International Program Committee members. We take this

opportunity to thank them for their great support and cooperation.

Sincerely yours,

Deok Gyu Lee (ETRI, Korea)

Kirk P. Arnett (MississippiStateUniversity, U.S.A)

Sajid Hussain (Acadia University, Canada)

Program Chairs


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ISA 2008 is organized by

Honorary Chair:

Hong-Sub Lee (Soonchunhyang University, Korea)

General Co-Chairs:

Tai-hoon Kim (Hannam University, Korea)

Wai Chi Fang (NASA JPL, USA)

Program Co-Chairs:

Deok Gyu Lee (ETRI, Korea)

Kirk P. Arnett (MississippiStateUniversity, USA)

Sajid Hussain (Acadia University, Canada)

Workshop Co-Chairs:

Yan Zhang (Simula Research Laboratory, Norway)

International Advisory Board:

Dianhui Wang (La Trobe University, Australia)

Dominik Slezak (Inforbright, Poland)

Edwin H-M. Sha (University of Texas at Dallas, USA)

Gil-cheol Park (HannamUniversity, Korea)

Haeng-kon Kim (Catholic University of Daegu, Korea)Hai Jin (Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China)

Jong Hyuk Park (Kyungnam University, Korea)

Justin Zhan (Carnegie Mellon University, USA)

Kouichi Sakurai (Kyushu University, Japan)

Kyoil Chung (ETRI, Korea)

Laurence T. Yang (St Francis Xavier University, Canada)

Radu G. Andrei (PluraTech, USA)

Stan Matwin (University of Ottawa, Canada)

Tanya Vladimirova (University of Surrey, UK)


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Tony Shan (University of Phoenix, USA)

Tughrul Arslan (Unviersity of Edinburgh, UK)

Publication Co-Chair:

Yong-ik Yoon (Sookmyung Women's University, Korea)

Publicity Co-Chairs:

Antonio Coronato (ICAR-CNR, Italy)

Byung-gyu No (KISA, Korea)

Damien Sauveron (Universit de Limoges/CNRS, France)

Hua Liu (Xerox Corporation, USA)

Kevin Raymond Boyce Butler (Pennsylvania State University, USA)

Seok-soo Kim (Hannam University, Korea)

Soo-Cheol Hwang (Inha Technical College, Korea)

System Management Chair:

Sang-Soo Yeo (Kyushu University, Japan)


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Program Committee

Abdelwahab Hamou-Lhadj (Concordia University, Canada)

Ahmet Koltuksuz (Izmir Institute of Technology, Turkey)

Ajay Kumar (Indian Institute of Technology Deihi, India)

Albert Levi (Sabanci university, Turkey)

Andreas Jacobsson (Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden)

Arosha Bandara (The Open University, UK)

Audun Josang (QUT, Australia)

Bingyang Zhou (Australian Catholic University, Australia) Bruno Crispo (Faculty of Science,

Netherland)

Carlo Ghezzi (Politecnico di Milano, Italy)

Chantana Chantrapornchai (Silpakorn University, Tailand)

Chengcui Zhang (University of Alabama at Birmingham, UK)

Chin-Laung Lei (National Taiwan University, Taiwan)Chin-Tser Huang (University of South Carolina, USA)

D. Manivannan (University of Kentucky, USA)

Daniel Port (University of Hawaii, USA)

Dharma P. Agrawal (University of Cincinnati, USA)

Edward David Moreno (UEA & BenQ, Manaus, AM, Brazil)

Gerard Damm (Alcatel-Lucent, USA)

Gerald Schaefer (Aston University, UK)

Geyong Min (University of Bradford, UK)

Hakan Duman (British Telecom, UK)

Han-Chieh Chao (National Ilan University I-Lan, Taiwan)Hironori Washizaki (National Institute of Informatics, Japan)

Hongji Yang (De Montfort University, UK)

J. H. Abbawajy (Deakin University, Australia)

Jan deMeer (Brandenburg Technical University, German)

Jari Veijalainen (University of Jyvaskyla, FINLAND)

Javier Garcia Villalba (Complutense University of Madrid, Spain)

Javier Lopez (University of Malaga, Spain)

Jeng-Shyang Pan (National Kaohsiung University of Applied Sciences, Taiwan)

Jiang (Leo) Li (Howard University, USA)


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Jonathan I. Maletic (Kent State University, USA)

Jonathan Lee (National Central university, Taiwan)

Jongmoon Baik (ICU, Korea)

Jordi Castell-Roca (Rovira i Virgili University, Spain)

Jordi Forne (University of Catalonia, Spain)

Josef Bigun (Halmstad University, Sweden) Jun Bi (Tsinghua University, China)

Katrin FRANKE (Gjovik University College, Norway)

Kenichi Takahashi (ISIT, Japan)

Kerry Ward (University of Nebraska at Omaha, USA)

Kevin Butler (Pennsylvania State University, USA)

Kiumi Akingbehin (University of Michigan, USA)

Kyung Seok Kim (Chungbuk National University, Korea)

Larbi Esmahi (Athabasca University, Canada)

Luigi Buglione (Atos Origin, Italy)

MalRey LEE (Chonbuk National University, Korea)

Maria Tortorella (Universita' degli studi del sannio, Italy)

Marios Savvides (Carnegie Mellon University, USA)

Martin Drahansky (Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic)

Michael Tunstall (University College Cork, Ireland)

Ning Zhang (University of Manchester, UK)

Nizamettin AYDIN (Bahcesehir University, TURKEY)

Paolo Falcarin (Politecnico di Torino, Italy)

Pierre Dusart (University of Limoges, France)

Pierre-Franois Bonnefoi (University of Limoges, France)

Prabhat K.Mahanti (University of New Brunswick, Canada)

Qi Shi (Liverpool John Moores University, UK)

Rainer Malaka (University of Bremen, German)

Reinhard Schwarz (Fraunhofer IESE, German)

Rob Rittenhouse (McMurry University, USA)

Rodrigo Fernandes de Mello (University of Sao Paulo, Brazil)

Serge Chaumette (University Bordeaux 1, France)

Slobodan Petrovic (Gjovik University College, Norway)

Stan Kurkovsky (Central Connecticut State University, USA)


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Stefanos Gritzalis (University of the Aegean, Greece)

Sudhirkumar Barai (Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India)

Thomas M. Gatton (National University, Canada)

Tony Shan (University of Phoenix, USA)

Umberto Villano (Universita' del Sannio, Italy)

Victor Winter (University of Nebraska at Omaha, USA)Vincent Hsu (L1-Identity Solutions, USA)

Yann-Gal Guhneuc (Universit de Montral, Canada)

Yeong Deok Kim (Woosong Univertisy, Korea)

Yoshiaki Hori (Kyushu University, Japan)

Yooyeong Lee (National Institue of Standards and Technology, USA)


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Invited Talk

Incremental learning method in traffic anomaly detection systems

Dr. Byeong Ho Kang

Professor, University of Tasmania, Australia

Abstract

Traffic anomaly detection is a standard task for network administration and security systems.

Traffic anomaly is caused by mechanical faults, fraudulent behaviour or human errors. Anomaly

detection is about how to detect the faults or fraud from normal situation (Hodge and Austin,

2004). As people share more information across Internet, many approaches have been proposed to

automate this task.

Many of these approaches attempt to develop a sophisticated model to represent the full range of

normal traffic behaviour. As well as this, the model can be used to identify anomalies. However,

it is not easy to develop such model because it requires large amount of training data and it

does not guarantee that data set covers all normal and abnormal patterns in the domain. In

addition to this, it is more difficult because the domain itself changes rapidly, changing hardware

and software.

In this talk, a different approach using incremental knowledge acquisition method known as

Ripple Down Rules will be introduced as a solution for the development and maintenance of

domain model. RDR assumes that the current model detecting anomaly is always incomplete andshould be updated on the fly. Therefore, human experts should be able to reconstruct or update

the domain model again for newly identified abnormal cases. This seems to be obvious but

traditional expert system studies have shown that this can not be easily done, known as

knowledge acquisition bottleneck. The main problem is how the system can validate and verify

the changes for the new cases.

RDR has been used in various expert system developments and has proven that it can maintain

domain knowledge well regardless of the amount of domain knowledge. It proposed a new

mechanism that ensures the verification and validation process while it is learning a new model.


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The evaluation study shows that it performs as the conventional system does while it provides a

new function, updating a domain model in real time.

About Dr. Byeong Ho Kang

Dr. Byeong Ho Knag is a senior lecturer at the School of Computing, University of Tasmania,Australia and a head of Research and Development of a joint venture company, kmAgent

Pty.Ltd.,Hobart Australia. He received his Ph.D from the University of New South Wales, Sydney

in 1996 and has worked in the Advanced Research Lab. HITACHI, Japan and Hoseo Univerity,

Korea, before he joined the University of Tasmania in 2000. He also has worked in research and

development projects with industries and research organizations, the Smart Internet Collaborative

Research Centre, in Australia, the Asian Office of Aerospace Research Department, US in Japan.

His research includes basic Knowledge Acquisition methods and many applied researches in

Internet systems as well as medical expert systems. His work appears to be one of the few

examples of research that has gone beyond criticizing the dominant assumptions and attempted to

develop and apply different types of systems based on alternate assumptions.

He has been involved in the development of several commercial AI products, an expert system

development tool, an Intelligent Help Desk System, Web based information monitoring and

classification systems, etc. He has been involved in the foundation of several joint venture

companies in Australia and Korea. At present, the Tasmanian State Library is using his Web

monitoring system for the Tasmanian government Web site.

He has published many papers in refereed journals, conference proceedings and book chapters in

these areas and has been involved in many conference and workshops as conference chair or

program committee member. He recently organized the 19th Australian Joint Conference on

Artificial Intelligence 2006 in Hobart, the Pacific Knowledge Acquisition Workshop in China 2006

and in New Zealand 2004.


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Invited Talk

Multi-Source Information Fusion

An Overview in the Context of Information Security and Assurance

Dr. Belur V. Dasarathy

Fellow IEEE

Information Fusion Technologies Consultant

Editor-in-Chief, Information Fusion

http://belur.no-ip.com

[email protected]

Abstract

This lecture will offer an introductory overview of the evolving field of Information Fusion with a

view to delineate its role in the context of Information Security and Assurance, the theme of the

conference. The presentation will start with a brief introduction to the field of multi-sensor,

multi-source information fusion and underlying taxonomies touching upon the three facets of

architectures, algorithms, and applications. The Information Security and Assurance Issues have

been addressed in the Information Fusion domain as an intrusion detection problem. Accordingly,

the talk will discuss the role of information fusion in enhancing the performance of intrusion

detection systems as one among the more popular and upcoming application areas.

About Dr. Belur V. Dasarathy

Dr. Belur V. Dasarathy, IEEE Fellow, is an independent consultant serving multiple defense and

commercial clients in the areas of multi-sensor multi-source information fusion, target

discrimination and recognition, pattern recognition, image analysis and other related topics, for the

design and development of automated intelligent decision systems arising in a variety of

strategic/tactical defense-related problems as well as other commercial/ civilian applications. Dr.

Dasarathy has over 175 publications and is the author of three IEEE Computer Society Press

books: Decision Fusion, Nearest Neighbor (NN) Norms: NN Pattern Classification Techniques, and

Image Data Compression: Block Truncation Coding.


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His prior professional affiliations include Distinguished Scientist/Senior Principal Engineer at

Dynetics, Inc.; Senior Technical Manager/Senior System Consultant at Intergraph Corporation;

Computer Scientist at Computer Sciences Corporation; Assistant Professor at Indian Institute of

Science, Visiting Professor at Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas; Adjunct Professor at

Univ. of Alabama.

He is the founding (an entrepreneurial accomplishment funded by Elsevier) and current

Editor-in-chief of the International Journal on Information Fusion, published by Elsevier, the very

first journal dedicated to this evolving field. He was one of the key founding members of the

board of directors of the International Society on Information Fusion (ISIF) and served in that

capacity for a couple of years afterwards. He is the organizer and chairman of the annual SPIE

Conferences on Sensor Fusion since 1997 and on data mining, intrusion detection, and network

security since 1999.

He has delivered lectures as keynote invited speaker at very many national and International

Conference including. 2006 IDGA Conference on Night Vision Systems, Washington, DC; 2006

IEEE Intl Conf on Multisensor Fusion and Integration for Intelligent Systems, Germany; 2006

Biologically Inspired Information Fusion, UK; ISSNIP '04 Melbourne, Australia; ICHMI'04,

Bangalore, India; ICCC'04 Vienna, Austria, ICAR 03 Coimbra, Portugal, Fusion Workshop 02 china,

Intl. Conf. on Industrial Technology 2000 - India; SNRAFI 01 - Spain; Workshop on Environmental

Fusion - Sept. 00, Greece, Recpad 00 Portugal; Intl. Conf. on Applications of Pattern Recognition

1998- England, etc., etc.

Dr. Dasarathy was the 1997 IEEE Region 3 Outstanding Engineer, a recipient of the IEEE Third

Millennium Medal, 1996 IEEE Huntsville Section Outstanding Engineer. He was the Chairman of

the First Rocket City Seminar conducted by IEEE Huntsville Section. He was the technical

vice-chair for IEEE Autotestcon 2002. He has organized and chaired special sessions on

Information Fusion and Data Mining at many IEEE sponsored conferences including IEEE Decision

and Control 1998, International Joint Conference on Neural Networks 1999, IGARSS 2000,

IECON-2000, . He has also been on the technical committee of various other IEEE sponsored or

cosponsored conferences on pattern recognition, image processing, International Workshop on

Web-based Support Systems and many other areas too numerous to recall. He was the lead/chair

of data fusion and mining sub-committee under the Intelligent Systems Committee for the IEEE

Industrial Electronics Society.


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April 24th, 2008Registration Open 08:20 ~

09:30~

11:00

Technical SessionSession 1 Session 4 Session 5

MUE 2008 General ISA 2008 General ISA 2008 General Youngsoo Kim Kyung-Hyune Rhee Eun-Jun Yoon

Jinju Hall Pado Hall Bada Hall

09:30~

09:45

Reconfigurable Depth Buffer

Compression Design for 3D

Graphics System

Implementation and Analysis

of New Lightweight

Cryptographic Algorithm

Suitable for Wireless Sensor

Networks

Secure Deniable Authenticated

Key Establishment for Internet

Protocols

Tzung-Rung Jung, Lan-DaVan, Wai-Chi Fang, Teng-Yao

Sheu

Woo Kwon Koo, HwaseongLee, Yong Ho Kim, Dong

Hoon Lee

Meng-Hui Lim, Sanggon Lee,Youngho Park, Sangjae Moon

09:45~

10:00

A Video Sharing Platform with

Data Grid Technology for

Mobile Devices

Integrating Trust and Role for

Secure Interoperation in

Multi-Domain Environment

Combined ANN and

Lagrangian Relaxation Method

for Unit Commitment

Scheduling

Chao-Tung Yang, Chun-Jen

Chen, Chien-Jung Huang,

Hung-Yen Chen

Jianfeng Lu, Ruixuan Li,

Zhengding Lu

Zhen Liu, Ning Tan, Jinsong

Han

10:00~

10:15

A Performance-Effective and

High-Scalable Grid FileSystem

Experimental Evaluation of

Different Intensity Distributionsfor Palmprint Identification

Secure Deniable

Authentication Protocol Basedon ElGamal Cryptography

Chin-Chen Chu, Ching-Hsien

Hsu

Yanqiang Zhang, Zhengding

Qiu, Dongmei Sun

Eun-Jun Yoon, Kee-Young

Yoo

10:15~

10:30

Intelligent security for

inter-space surveillance

applications

SSDR - Reconfigurable

Firewall: Reconfiguration

Model Impact

An Intrusion Detection System

in Mobile AdHoc networks

Geon-Woo Kim, Jong-Wook

Han, Sang-Wook Kim

Fabio Dacencio Pereira,

Edward David Moreno

Ordonez, Cesar Giacomini

Penteado, Fernando Augusto

SaniKommu Madhavi


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Garcia Muzzi

10:30~

10:45

FMCS: A File Replication and

Consistency Strategy in Data

Grids

Information leakage via

electromagnetic emanation

and effectiveness of averaging

technique

A Security Protocol Compiler

Generating C Source Codes

Chao-Tung Yang, Chun-PinFu, Chien-Jung Huang,

Ching-Hsien Hsu

Hidema TanakaShinsaku Kiyomoto, Haruki

Ota, Toshiaki Tanaka

10:45~

11:00

Optimized Implementation of

Ray Tracing on Cell

Broadband Engine

A Forward-Secure Signature

with Backward-Secure

Detection

Improvement of a

Fingerprint-Based Remote

User Authentication Scheme

Bo Li, Hai Jin, Zhiyuan Shao,

Yong Li, Xin LiuDai-Rui Lin, Chih-I Wang

Jing Xu, Wentao Zhu,

Dengguo Feng

11:00~

12:00

Invited Speaking - Jinju HallDr. Han-Chieh Chao

Cross-Layer Design in 3G Wireless Networks and Beyond

12:00~

13:00Lunch Time

13:00~

14:00

Invited Speaking - Jinju HallDr. Stephen S. Yau

Development of Adaptive Service-based Systems in Ubiquitous Computing

Environments

14:00~

15:00

Invited Speaking - Jinju HallDr. Hyoung Joong Kim

Multimedia Hashes for Ubiquitous Applications

15:00~

15:30Coffee Break

15:30~

17:45Technical Session


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Session 6 Session 9 Session 10

ISA 2008 General ISA 2008 General ISA 2008 GeneralHan-Chieh Chao Yeong-Deok Kim Kee-Young Yoo

Jinju Hall Pado Hall Bada Hall

15:30~

15:45

A new forensic image format

for high capacity disk storage

Breaking a Smart Card basedSecure Password

Authentication Scheme

IDEA: A New Intrusion

Detection Data Source

Sang Su Lee, Tae-Sik Park,

Sang-Uk Shin, Sung-Kyong

Un, Do-Won Hong

Eun-Jun Yoon, Kee-Young

Yoo

William Mahoney, William

Sousan

15:45~

16:00

InvestigatingWireless Sensor

Network Lifetime using a

Realistic Radio

Communication Model

A Survey for Open Shortest

Path First Weight Setting

(OSPFWS) Problem

Incident-driven memory

snapshot for full-virtualized OS

using interruptive debugging

techniques

Michael Mallinson, Sajid

Hussain, Jong Hyuk Park

Ahmed Abo Ghazala, Ayman

El Sayed

Ruo Ando, Youki

Kadobayashi, Youichi Shinoda

16:00~

16:15

UMOST : Ubiquitous

Multimedia Framework for

Context-aware Session

Mobility

Secure Delegation Model

based on SAML in Ubiquitous

Environments

Collaborative Privacy

Management System

YongJu LeeKyu Il Kim, Hae Kyung Lee,

Ung Mo Kim

InJoo Jang, Hyeong Seon

Yoo

16:15~

16:30

IMAGE-BASED MODELING

OF VIRTUAL PAGODA OF

CHINA

Fine Granulation Access

Rights for Information Flow

Control in Object Oriented

Systems

Biometric Handshake Protocol

on Telebiometric System

Mechanism for National

Infrastructure

Wu Guo, Yi Li, Wenhui Li,

Meiying Sun

Allaoua Maamir, Abdelaziz

Fellah, Lina A. Salem

Yong-Nyuo Shin, YongJunLee, Woochang Shin,

Jin-Young Choi

16:30~

16:45

Cognitive Modeling in Medical

Pattern Semantic

Understanding

Improved Impossible

Differential Cryptanalysis of

ARIA

Use of LFSR for Sensor

Network Security: A New

Approach

Lidia Ogiela, Ryszard

Tadeusiewicz, Marek OgielaShenhua Li, Chunyan Song

Kalpana Sharma, Vikash

Varun, Rohit Kumar, Vikrant

Jain

16:45~ An IMS based Inter-Working A Static Java Birthmark A3RP : Anonymous and


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17:00

Solution for Multimedia

Service in a Converged

Network

Based on Operand Stack

Behaviors

Authenticated Ad Hoc Routing

Protocol

Zhongwen ZhuHeewan Park, Hyun-il Lim,

Seokwoo Choi, Taisook Han

Jung Ha Paik, Bum Han Kim,

Dong Hoon Lee

17:00~

17:15

OPTIMAL REQUANTIZERSELECTION FOR MPEG-4

VIDEO

A Unified Threat Model forAssessing Threat in Web

Applications

Secure authentication onWiMAX with Neural

Cryptography

Anand B. Deshpande, Hemant

V. KamatXiaohong Li, Ke He Dong Hu, YuYan Wang

17:15~

17:30

Video customization system

using Mpeg standards

Implicit Detection of Hidden

Processes with a

Local-Booted Virtual Machine

Strategic Planning for

Information Security and

Assurance

Svetlana Kim, Yong-Ik YoonYan Wen, Jinjing Zhao,

Huaimin WangDaniel Port

17:30~

17:45

Genetic Algorithm for ShortestDriving Time in Intelligent

Transportation Systems

Windows Registry and Hiding

Suspects Secret in Registry

Catalog of Metrics for

Assessing Security Risks ofSoftware throughout the

Software Development Life

Cycle

Chu-Hsing Lin, Jung-Chun

Liu, Jui-Ling Yu, Chia-Jen LiYoungsoo Kim, Dowon Hong

Khalid Sultan, Abdeslam

En_Nouaary, Abdelwahab

Hamou-Lhadj


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09:00~

11:00

Technical SessionSession 14 Session 15 Session 16

ISA 2008 General ISA 2008 General AMSE + SPPCWai Chi Fang Byeongho Kang Byoung-soo Koh

Pado Hall Bada Hall TaeJongDae Hall

09:00~

09:15

Live Forensic Analysis of a

Compromised Linux System

Using LECT (Linux Evidence

Collection Tool)

Design and Implementation

for EPC System Method to

Authentication and

Cryptography

A Traffic Analysis of

Authentication Methods for

Proxy Mobile IPv6

Joonho Choi, Antonio Savoldi,

Paolo Gubian, Seohkee Lee,Sangjin Lee

Dae-jung Kim, Jeong-jai Kim,

Seung-min Lee, Moon-seogJun

Jong-Hyouk Lee, Tai-Myoung

Chung

09:15~

09:30

A Novel Reputation Model for

Mobile Agent-Based

E-Commerce Systems

Cryptographic key

management for SCADA

systems - issues and

perspectives

EXCEPTION-AWARE DIGITAL

RIGHTS MANAGEMENT

ARCHITECTURE

EXPERIMENTATION

Zaobin Gan, Yijie LiLudovic Pietre-Cambacedes,

Pascal Sitbon

Jean-Henry Morin, Michel

Pawlak

09:30~

09:45

A Rapid and Efficient

Pre-deployment Key Scheme

for Secure Data

Transmissions in SensorNetworks Using Lagrange

Interpolation Polynomial

Smart Card-Based

Three-Party Key Exchange

without Server's Assistance

An Authentication Mechanism

of Digital Contents in

Pervasive ComputingEnvironment

Hua-Yi Lin, De-Jun Pan,

Zhi-Ren Qiu

Yong Hun Kim, Taek Young

Youn, Young Ho Park, Seok

Hee Hong

Eun-Gyeom Jang, Yong-Rak

Choi

09:45~

10:00

An Organizational Framework

for Building Secure Software

Anomaly Detection Using

LibSVM Training Tools

A Study on an Effective

Group Management Scheme

for Secure Multicast

Transmission in MIPv6

Abdelwahab Hamou-Lhadj, Chu-Hsing Lin, Jung-Chun Hoon Ko, Yong-Jun Lee,


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Abdelkrim Hamou-Lhadj Liu, Chia-Han HoKyung-Sang Sung, Hae-Seok

Oh and Yongtae Shin

10:00~

10:15

Detection of Hidden

Information in Forensic Tools

E-commerce and E-commerce

Fraud in Saudi Arabia

Security Engineering in IT

Governance for University

Information System

Yeog Kim, Jewan Bang,Sangjin Lee, Jongin Lim

Saleh Alfuraih Ho-Yeol Kwon

10:15~

10:30

Deciding Optimal Entropic

Thresholds to Calibrate the

Detection Mechanism for

Variable Rate DDoS Attacks

in ISP Domain

Implementation and Automatic

Testing for Security

Enhancement of Linux Based

on Least Privilege

Performance Analysis of

STBC Based on STTC

System

Anjali Sardana, Ramesh JoshiGaoshou Zhai, Jie Zeng,

Miaoxia Ma, Liang Zhang

Chulgyu Kang, Changheon

Oh

10:30~

10:45

CRYPTEX Model for Software

Source code

S3PR: Secure Serverless

Search Protocols for RFID

Attribute-based Signature

Scheme

ByungRae Cha

Sheikh Ahamed, FarzanaRahman, Endadul Hoque,

Fahim Kawsar, Tatsuo

Nakajima

Guo Shanqing

10:45~

11:00

A Group Rekeying Scheme

for Location-aware Sensor

Networks

Maximizing Return on Security

Safeguard Investment with

Constraint Satisfaction

MIMO-OFDM for the Better

Quality Link of Wireless

Network

Subir Biswas, Syed Afzal,

Young-hun Park, Dong-kyoo

Kim

Taek Lee, Dohoon Kim, Hoh

In

Long Bora, Heau Jo Kang,

Yoon Ho Kim

11:00~

12:00

Invited Speaking - TaeJongDae HallDr. Byeongho Kang

Incremental learning method in traffic anomaly detection systems

12:00~

13:00Lunch Time

13:00~

15:30Technical Session


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Session 20 Session 21 Session 22

ISA 2008 General ISA 2008 General ESRPIHangbae Chang Hai Jin Sang-Soo Yeo

Pado Hall Bada Hall TaeJongDae Hall

13:00~

13:15

Cyber Criminal Activity

Analysis Models using Markov

Chain for Digital Forensics

Integrated Access Permission:Secure and Simple Policy

Description by Integration of

File Access Vector Permission

Incorporating Security

Requirements Engineering into

the Rational Unified Process

Do Hoon Kim, Hoh InTakuto Yamaguchi, Yuichi

Nakamura, Toshihiro TabataNancy R. Mead

13:15~

13:30

Password Generation of OTP

System using Fingerprint

Features

Design and Evaluation of a

Bayesian-filter-based Image

Spam Filtering Method

Privacy Preserving

Collaborative Social Network

ByungRae Cha, ChulWon KimMasahiro Uemura, Toshihiro

TabataGary Blosser

13:30~

13:45

Authenticated Group KeyDistribution for Unreliable

Sensor Networks

Research on SoftwareDependability Testing Profile

in Internet Environment

Privacy Preserving SQL

Queries

Hwaseong LeeChangjie Ma, Jing Zhao,

Guochang Gu, Xiaoyun MaHyun-A Park

13:45~

14:00

Design and Implementation of

a FAT File System for

Reduced Cluster Switching

Overhead

A Contemporary Technique to

Guarantee Quality of Service

(QoS) for Heterogeneous

Data Traffic

Network Intrusion Detection

using Cost-distribution based

Outlier Detection Scheme

Moonsoo Choi, Heemin Park,

Jaewook JeonCALDUWEL NEWTON P Komsit Prakobphol

14:00~

14:15

Towards Optimal Software

Rejuvenation in Wireless

Sensor Networks using

Self-Regenerative Components

Anonymous and Traceable

Authentication Scheme using

Smart Cards

Privacy Preserving in Jointing

Recommender Systems

Sazia Parvin, Dong Seong

Kim, Jong Sou Park

Seil Kim, Ji Young Chun,

Dong Hoon LeeChia-Lung Hsieh

14:15~

14:30

Foot Step Based Person

Identification Using Histogram

Similarity and Wavelet

Decomposition

Correlating Multi-Step Attack

and Constructing Attack

Scenarios Based on Attack

Pattern Modeling

Security Applications in

Dynamic Evolution Systems


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23/25


2. Conferenc Chiar

3. Program Chair

4. President of SERSC

5. Best Papers Award

17:30~21:00 Conference Dinner - TaeJongDae Hall


24/25



09:00~

10:00

Invited Speaking - TaeJongDae HallDr. Belur V. DasarathyMulti-Source Information Fusion - An Overview in the Context of Information

Security and Assurance

10:00~

12:00

Technical Session

Session 26 Session 27

ISA 2008 General ISA 2008 GeneralLaurence T. Yang Jianhua Ma

Pado Hall Bada Hall

10:00~

10:15

Security Research on WiMAX with Neural

Cryptography

A Comparative Study of RFID Solutions for

Security and Privacy: POP vs. Previous

Solutions

Dong Hu Krishan Sabaragamu Koralalage, Jingde Cheng

10:15~

10:30Towards a Security Cockpit

A Security Engineering Environment Based on

ISO/IEC Standards:

Providing Standard, Formal, and Consistent

Supports for Design,

Development, Operation, and Maintenance of

Secure Information Systems

Nguyen Pham, Loic Baud, Patrick BellotJingde Cheng, Yuichi Goto, Shoichi Morimoto,

Daisuke Horie

10:30~

10:45

A Model of sharing based multi-agent to

support adaptive service in ubiquitous

environment

Memory-Efficient Fuzzy Fingerprint Vault based

on the Geometric Hashing

Hyogun Yoon, Malrey LeeSungju Lee, Daesung Moon, Hanna Choi,

Yongwha Chung

10:45~

11:00

Teaching Computer Security using Xen in a

Virtual Environment

Towards Reliable Trust Management based on

Structural Trust Scopes of Distributed Roles

Dong Hu Gang Yin, Ning Zhou, Huaimin Wang

11:00~ Analyzing the Secure and Energy Efficient An Abnormal Area Scanning for Scalable and


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11:15Transmissions of Compressed Fingerprint

Images using Encryption and WatermarkingEnergy-Efficient SensorNet Fault Management

Seungwoo Hong, Hakjae Kim, Sungju Lee,

Yongwha ChungHayoung Oh, Kijoon Chae

12:00~

Conference Tour

Pusan City Tour with Lunch (Half Day Tour)

- Please visit tour desk : About $60 USD -

isa2008 conference program

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