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An improved forward integrity protocol for mobile agents

Yao et al., 2003

Document ID
1089357362315349340
Author
Yao M
Foo E
Peng K
Dawson E
Publication year
Publication venue
International Workshop on Information Security Applications

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Forward integrity is an important mobile agent security property. Forward integrity in mobile agents guarantees that results contained in a mobile agent from previously visited servers cannot be changed by a malicious server. Many mobile agent forward integrity protocols are …
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