most citedThe Key Authority - Secure Key Management in Hierarchical Public Key Infrastructures

6 citations · 14 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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5 papers

cs.SE20051 cited

The Workshop - Implementing Well Structured Enterprise Applications

A. Wiesmaier, V. Karatsiolis, M. Lippert +1

We specify an abstraction layer to be used between an enterprise application and the utilized enterprise framework (like J2EE or .NET). This specification is called the Workshop. I…

cs.CR2004

Using LDAP Directories for Management of PKI Processes

V. Karatsiolis, M. Lippert, A. Wiesmaier

We present a framework for extending the functionality of LDAP servers from their typical use as a public directory in public key infrastructures. In this framework the LDAP server…

cs.CR20041 cited

Planning for Directory Services in Public Key Infrastructures

V. Karatsiolis, M. Lippert, A. Wiesmaier

In this paper we provide a guide for public key infrastructure designers and administrators when planning for directory services. We concentrate on the LDAP directories and how the…

cs.CR20046 cited

The Key Authority - Secure Key Management in Hierarchical Public Key Infrastructures

A. Wiesmaier, M. Lippert, V. Karatsiolis

We model a private key`s life cycle as a finite state machine. The states are the key`s phases of life and the transition functions describe tasks to be done with the key. Based on…

cs.CR20046 cited

Outflanking and securely using the PIN/TAN-System

A. Wiesmaier, M. Fischer, M. Lippert +1

The PIN/TAN-system is an authentication and authorization scheme used in e-business. Like other similar schemes it is successfully attacked by criminals. After shortly classifying…