CERIAS Tech Report 2004-03 RTML: A ROLE-BASED TRUST-MANAGEMENT MARKUP LANGUAGE

RTML: A Role-based Trust-management Markup Language

RT is a framework for Role-based Trust Management [20]. In comparison with systems like SPKI/SDSI and KeyNote, the advantages of RT include: a declarative, logic-based semantic foundation, support for vocabulary agreement, strongly-typed credentials and policies, more flexible delegation structures, and more expressive support for Separation-of-Duty policies. This paper describes advances in th...

CERIAS Tech Report 2004-18 E-NOTEBOOK MIDDLEWARE FOR ACCOUNTABILITY AND REPUTATION BASED TRUST IN DISTRIBUTED DATA SHARING COMMUNITIES

This paper presents the design of a new middleware which provides support for trust and accountability in distributed data sharing communities. One application is in the context of scientific collaborations. Multiple researchers share individually collected data, who in turn create new data sets by performing transformations on existing shared data sets. In data sharing communities building tru...

CERIAS Tech Report 2004-15 THE TROJAN MADE ME DO IT: A FIRST STEP IN STATISTICAL BASED COMPUTER FORESNICS EVENT RECONSTRUCTION

CERIAS Tech Report 2003-23 A GENERALIZED TEMPORAL ROLE BASED ACCESS MODEL FOR DEVELOPING SECURE SYSTEMS

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