Trusted client

Known as: Trusted-Client

In computing, a trusted client is a device or program controlled by the user of a service, but with restrictions designed to prevent its use in ways…

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2017

We investigate the use of the SPDZ multiparty computation platform to facilitate secure cloud storage of graphstructured data…

2017

The notion of Internet attacks has been well-known in the area of computer networks for a long time now. The effects of these…

2016

Bitcoin is gaining more popularity because it is designed initially to reduce the transaction cost and improve the online payment…

2016

2014

Video streaming is one of the most important and growing application in multimedia communication due to reduction of storage and…

2013

Most current cloud provisioning involves a data center model, in which clusters of machines are dedicated to running cloud…

2013

This thesis presents an approach for designing secure web applications that use client-side encryption to keep user data private…

2010

We present a system that enables secure user authentication by leveraging a portable USB-based trusted device. The heart of our…

2002

The system (400A-B) to perform the method and wherein the method is provided. The method includes receiving a request from the…

1989

The client-server distributed network model was analyzed from a security perspective, and an expanded client-server model which…