Publications by Area

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Medical Device
Cellular Networks and Mobile Devices Social Networks
Internet Control Plane Privacy and Censorship-resistance Peer-to-Peer Systems
Cloud/Storage/File Systems Group Key Agreement and Admission Control Wireless Sensor/Ad-hoc Networks
Applied Cryptography


Medical Device

  • Ghost Talk: Mitigating EMI Signal Injection Attacks against Analog Sensors
    Denis Foo Kune, John Backes, Shane Clark, Wenyuan Xu, Dan Kramer, Matthew Reynolds, Kevin Fu, and Yongdae Kim
    IEEE Symposium on Security & Privacy (Oakland 2013) (To appear)
  • Towards a safe Integrated Clinical Environment: A communication security perspective
    Denis Foo Kune, Eugene Vasserman, Krishna Venkatasubramanian, Yongdae Kim, Insup Lee
    ACM Workshop on Medical Communication Systems (MedCOMM 2012)

Cellular Networks and Mobile Devices

Social Networks

Internet Control Plane

Privacy and Censorship-resistance

Cloud Computing/Storage and File Systems

Peer-to-Peer Systems and Network Coordinate Systems

Wireless Sensor/Ad-hoc Networks

Group Key Agreement and Admission Control

Applied Cryptography

Etc.

  • On the Design of Stream Ciphers and a Hash Function Suitable to Smart Card Application,
    Y. Kim, S. Lee, and S. Park,
    In Proceedings of CARDIS, Smart Card Research and Advanced Application: Second International Conference, Amsterdam, September, 1996. 
  • How to Use Exponent Permutations in Cryptography: Classifications and Applications,
    S. Park, S. Chee, K. Kim, Y. Kim, and S. Lee,
    In Proceedings of International Conference on Cryptology and Information Security, ROC, December, 1996.
  • On the Security of Lin-Chang-Lee Public Key Cryptosystem,
    S. Park, Y. Kim, and K. Kim,
    Journal of the Korean Institute of Information Security and Cryptography, 1996.


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