Information Security and Digital Forensics

1. Front Matter

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2. Analysis of Denial of Service Attacks in IEEE 802.11s Wireless Mesh Networks

   • Divya, Sanjeev Kumar

   Pages 1-10

3. A Semi-fragile Watermarking Algorithm for Authenticating 2D Engineering Graphics Based on Log-Polar Transformation

   • Fei Peng, Re-Si Guo, Chang-Tsun Li, Min Long

   Pages 11-18

4. On the Repudiability of Device Identification and Image Integrity Verification Using Sensor Pattern Noise

   • Chang-Tsun Li, Chih-Yuan Chang, Yue Li

   Pages 19-25

5. Virtualization Efficacy for Network Intrusion Detection Systems in High Speed Environment

   • Monis Akhlaq, Faeiz Alserhani, Irfan U. Awan, John Mellor, Andrea J. Cullen, Pravin Mirchandani

   Pages 26-41

6. Face Recognition Using Balanced Pairwise Classifier Training

   • Ziheng Zhou, Samuel Chindaro, Farzin Deravi

   Pages 42-49

7. Forensic Investigation of the Soft-Modded PlayStation Portable (PSP)

   • Qin Zhou, Nigel Poole

   Pages 50-56

8. Smart Logic - Preventing Packet Loss in High Speed Network Intrusion Detection Systems

   • Ahsan Subhan, Monis Akhlaq, Faeiz Alserhani, Irfan U. Awan, John Mellor, Andrea J. Cullen et al.

   Pages 57-65

9. Parameter Based Access Control Model for Mobile Handsets

   • Dasun Weerasinghe, Raj Muttukrishnan, Veselin Rakocevic

   Pages 66-75

10. Ethical Dilemmas in Teaching Computer and Internet Security

    • Brian Tompsett

    Pages 76-81

11. Overview of SIP Attacks and Countermeasures

    • Fadi El-moussa, Parmindher Mudhar, Andy Jones

    Pages 82-91

12. Security Challenges in Multihop Wireless Mesh Networks–A Survey

    • Divya, Sanjeev Kumar

    Pages 92-101

13. A Security Architecture to Protect Against Data Loss

    • Clive Blackwell

    Pages 102-110

14. A Simple Method for Improving Intrusion Detections in Corporate Networks

    • Joshua Ojo Nehinbe

    Pages 111-122

15. Detecting Sybils in Peer-to-Peer File Replication Systems

    • K. Haribabu, Chittaranjan Hota, Saravana

    Pages 123-134

16. Adaptive Clustering Method for Reclassifying Network Intrusions

    • Nehinbe Ojo Joshua

    Pages 135-146

17. Technology Perspective: Is Green IT a Threat to IT Security?

    • Dimitrios Frangiskatos, Mona Ghassemian, Diane Gan

    Pages 147-154

18. An Adaptive Fusion Framework for Fault-Tolerant Multibiometrics

    • S. Chindaro, Z. Zhou, M. W. R. Ng, F. Deravi

    Pages 155-162

19. Cross-Enterprise Policy Model for e-Business Web Services Security

    • Tanko Ishaya, Jason R. C. Nurse

    Pages 163-171

20. Challenges of Identity Management – A Context in Rural India

    • Rajanish Dass, Sujoy Pal

    Pages 172-183

ISDF 2009, the First International Conference on Information Security and Digital Forensics, was held at City University London during September 7-8, 2009. The c- ference was organized as a meeting point for leading national and international - perts of information security and digital forensics. The conference was rewarding in many ways; ISDF 2009 was an exciting and vibrant event, with 4 keynote talks, 25 invited talks and 18 full-paper presentations and those attending had the opportunity to meet and talk with many distinguished people who are responsible for shaping the area of information security. This conference was organized as part of two major research projects funded by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council in the areas of Security and Digital Forensics. I would like to thank all the people who contributed to the technical program. The most apparent of these are the Indian delegates who all accepted our invite to give presentations at this conference. Less apparent perhaps is the terrific work of the members of the Technical Program Committee, especially in reviewing the papers, which is a critical and time-consuming task. I would like to thank Raj Rajarajan (City University London) for making the idea of the ISDF 2009 conference a reality with his hard work. Last but not least, I would like to thank all the authors who submitted papers, making the conference possible, and the authors of accepted papers for their cooperation. Dasun Weerasinghe

• access control
• algorithms
• authentication
• biometrics
• cloud computing
• cyber terrorism
• identity management
• identity theft
• mobile dev
• online fraud
• p2p security
• privacy
• security
• ubiquitous computing
• watermarking

• School of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences Northampton Square, City University, London, United Kingdom

  Dasun Weerasinghe

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