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    Journal: Computers & Security

    Volume 9, Issue 8

    660 -- 675Harold Joseph Highland. Random bits & bytes
    677 -- 686Charles Cresson Wood. Fifteen major forces driving the civilian information security market
    689 -- 692Jack Bologna. Ethical issues of the information era
    693 -- 696David L. Lathrop. Perestroika and its implications for computer security in the U.S.S.R
    699 -- 714Ingrid M. Olson, Marshall D. Abrams. Computer access control policy choices
    715 -- 721Holger Bürk, Andreas Pfitzmann. Value exchange systems enabling security and unobservability
    723 -- 736Moshe Zviran, William J. Haga. Cognitive passwords: The key to easy access control

    Volume 9, Issue 7

    570 -- 586Harold Joseph Highland. Random bits & bytes
    587 -- 592Belden Menkus. The complexity of long haul data communication security
    593 -- 599Jon David. The Novell virus
    601 -- 603Bernard P. Zajac Jr.. Interview with Clifford Stoll
    605 -- 610Simon Banks. Security policy
    613 -- 619John M. Carroll. Do-it-yourself cryptography
    621 -- 630Claude Laferriere, G. Owen Higginson, Gordon G. Bell. Security architectures for textual databases
    631 -- 643S. J. Shepherd, P. W. Sanders, A. Patel. A comprehensive security system - the concepts, agents and protocols

    Volume 9, Issue 6

    470 -- 482Harold Joseph Highland. Random bits & bytes
    483 -- 487Belden Menkus. Why data communications are insecure
    489 -- 498John M. Carroll. Security and credibility in an information-intensive society
    503 -- 507Bernard P. Zajac Jr.. The 1990s - what will they hold?
    509 -- 511Keith Jackson. Confessions of a security consultant
    519 -- 528T. A. Parker. Application access control standards for distributed systems
    529 -- 537Simon Wiseman. Control of confidentiality in databases
    539 -- 546Lein Harn, Hung-Yu Lin. A cryptographic key generation scheme for multilevel data security

    Volume 9, Issue 5

    366 -- 378Harold Joseph Highland. Random bits & bytes
    379 -- 389Peter Winters. Secure systems design - an evolving national strategy
    391 -- 393Hans Gliss. East Germany - haven for software piracy
    395 -- 402Charles Cresson Wood. How many information security staff people should you have?
    403 -- 407Jon David. The numbers game
    411 -- 417Scott K. Jones, Clinton E. White Jr.. The IPM model of computer virus management
    431 -- 446Robert A. McKosky, Sajjan G. Shiva. A file integrity checking system to detect and recover from program modification attacks in multi-user computer systems
    459 -- 460Roger R. Schell, David Bailey. Taschenlexicon sicherheit der informationstechnik : by Dr. Hartmut Pohl with assistance from Ludger Hutte and Ursula Weiler, DATAKONTEXT-VERLAG Gmbh, Postfach 400253, D-5000 Koln 40, F.R.G., ISBN 3-89209-000-9, 1989

    Volume 9, Issue 4

    282 -- 294Harold Joseph Highland. Random bits & bytes
    295 -- 300Steven Homer. Setting standards in Europe
    301 -- 303Bernard P. Zajac Jr.. People: The "other" side of computer security
    309 -- 311Charlotte Klopp. Vulnerability awareness improves contingency planning
    313 -- 316Paul Evans. How can professional standards be set and maintained?
    319 -- 330Robert Cole. A model for security in distributed systems
    331 -- 338Lindsay C. J. Mercer. Fraud detection via regression analysis
    339 -- 346Karin P. Badenhorst, Jan H. P. Eloff. Computer security methodology: Risk analysis and project definition

    Volume 9, Issue 3

    196 -- 208Harold Joseph Highland. Random bits & bytes
    209 -- 213Belden Menkus. Understanding data communication security vulnerabilities
    223 -- 228I. S. Herschberg, Ronald Paans. Sloppy, sloppier, sloppiest
    229 -- 232Charlotte Klopp. More options for physical access control
    235 -- 244Claude Laferriere. A discussion of implementation strategies for secure database management systems
    245 -- 255Sead Muftic. Transaction protection by antennas
    257 -- 262Bart Preneel, Antoon Bosselaers, René Govaerts, Joos Vandewalle. Cryptanalysis of a fast cryptographic checksum algorithm

    Volume 9, Issue 2

    102 -- 109Harold Joseph Highland. Random bits & bytes
    111 -- 116Belden Menkus. How an audit trail aids in maintaining information integrity...as illustrated in retailing
    125 -- 130I. S. Herschberg, Ronald Paans. Friday the 13th, facts and fancies
    131 -- 137Ghannam M. Al-Dossary. Computer virus prevention and containment on mainframes
    139 -- 141Charlotte Klopp. Microcomputer security systems attempt to lock up desktops
    145 -- 152Josep Domingo-Ferrer, Llorenç Huguet i Rotger. Secure network bootstrapping: An algorithm for authentic key exchange and digital signitures
    153 -- 160Moshe Zviran, James C. Hoge, Val A. Micucci. SPAN - a DSS for security plan analysis
    161 -- 174Ronald Paans, I. S. Herschberg. Auditing the change management process

    Volume 9, Issue 1

    4 -- 11Harold Joseph Highland. Random bits & bytes
    13 -- 24Charles Cresson Wood. Principles of secure information systems design
    25 -- 31Bernard P. Zajac Jr.. Computer viruses: Can they be prevented?
    33 -- 35Charlotte Klopp. Software vendors capitalize on security needs
    41 -- 44Paul Evans, Tina Monk. Conference report: COMPSEC 89
    45 -- 49John M. Carroll. Conference report: 2300 brave virus threat to attend national security conference
    53 -- 58Peter Smulders. The threat of information theft by reception of electromagnetic radiation from RS-232 cables
    59 -- 66Lindsay C. J. Mercer. Tailor-made auditing of information systems for the detection of fraud
    67 -- 75John Burns 0003, Chris J. Mitchell. A security scheme for resource sharing over a network
    77 -- 84Raju Ramaswamy. A key management algorithm for secure communication in open systems interconnection architecture
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