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Enhanced Methods in Computer Security, Biometric and Artificial Intelligence Systems contains over 30 contributions from leading European researchers showing the present state and future directions of computer science research. "Methods of Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Agents" contains 13 contributions analyzing such areas of AI as fuzzy set theory, predicate logic, neural networks, clustering, data mining and others. It also presents applications of AI as possible solutions for problems like firm bankruptcy, soil erosion, flight control and others. "Information Technology Security" covers three important areas of security engineering in information systems: software security, public key infrastructure and the design of new cryptographic protocols and algorithms. "Biometric Systems" comprises 11 contributions dealing with face picture analysis and recognition systems. This chapter focuses on known methods of biometric problem solution as well as the design of new models.
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Enhanced Methods in Computer Security, Biometric and Artificial Intelligence Systems
Enhanced Methods in Computer Security, Biometric and Artificial Intelligence Systems
Edited by
Jerzy Peja6 Andrzej Piegat Technical University of Szczecin, Poland
GI - Springer
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Table of Contents Preface ................................................................................................................. ix
Chapter 1 Information Technology Security JANUSZ GORSKI How can we justify trust in software based systems? ........................................ 3 T O M S Z HEBISZ, E UGENIUSZ KURIA TA The capacity of ciphers fulfilling the accessibility of cryptograms...................13 V. BELETSKYI: D. BURAK Parallelization of the Data Encryption Standard (DES) algorithm ...................23 WITOLD MCKOW Linked authenticated dictionaries for certificate status verification..................35 IMED EL FRAI: JERZY PEJAS Integrated Payment System for Public Key Infrastructure Services .................47 JERZY PEJAS, IMED EL FRAY Some methods of the analysis and risk assessment in the PIU system services providers ..........................................................................................61 IGOR IMARGAS&SKI,KRZYSZTOF SZCZYPIORSKI VAST: Versatile Anonynous System for Web Users .....................................71 BARTOSZ SOKOL, V. N. YARMOLIK Cryptography and Steganography: teaching experience ..................................83 IMAREK JA CKIE WICZ, E UGENIUSZ KURIA TA Analysis of non-linear pseudo-noise sequences...........