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Mobile Communications

Technology, tools, applications, authentication and security IFIP World Conference on Mobile Communications 2 – 6 September 1996, Canberra, Australia

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  • © 1996

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Editors:
  1. José L. Encarnação

    1. Fraunhofer — IGD, Darmstadt, Germany

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  2. Jan M. Rabaey

    1. EECS Department, University of California, Berkeley, USA

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Part of the book series: IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology (IFIPAICT)

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Table of contents (34 chapters)

  1. Mobile Technology, Tools and Applications

    1. Mobile Communication Architectures

      1. An adaptive data distribution system for mobile environments
        • Sascha Kümmel, Alexander Schill, Karsten Schumann, Thomas Ziegert
        Pages 159-166
      2. Object oriented system architecture and strategies for the exchange of structured multimedia data with mobile hosts
        • J. Bönigk, U. von Lukas
        Pages 167-178

    2. QoS-Management and Resource Discovery for Mobile Communication

      1. Agents skills and their roles in mobile computing and personal communications
        • M. Mendes, W. Loyolla, T. Magedanz, F. M. Assis Silva, S. Krause
        Pages 181-204
      2. A Global QoS Management for Wireless Network
        • My T. Le, Jan Rabaey
        Pages 205-218
      3. Resource Discovery Protocol for Mobile Computing
        • Charlie Perkins, Harry Harjono
        Pages 219-236

  2. Trusting in Technology, Authentication, Security

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 237-237
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    2. The Future of Smart Cards : Technology and Application

      • Vincent Cordonnier
      Pages 239-242

    3. Industrial State-of-the-Art Report

      1. Use of smart cards for security applications by Deutsche Telekom
        • Bernd Kowalski
        Pages 245-246

    4. Protocols for Authentication, Secure Communication and Payment

      1. An Authentication and Security Protocol for Mobile Computing
        • Yuliang Zheng
        Pages 249-257
      2. Design of Secure End-to-End Protocols for Mobile Systems
        • V. Varadharajan, Y. Mu
        Pages 258-266
      3. Yet Another Simple Internet Electronic Payment System
        • J. Zhao, C. Dong, E. Koch
        Pages 267-274

    5. General Security Aspects in Mobile Communication

      1. Difficulties in Achieving Security in Mobile Communications
        • L. Nurkic
        Pages 277-284
      2. GSM Digital Cellular Telephone System A Case Study of Encryption Algorithms
        • Tony Smith
        Pages 285-298

    6. New Security Algorithms and Methods

      1. A new algorithm for smart cards
        • Ch. Marco, P. Morillo
        Pages 301-308
      2. A New Approach to Integrity of Digital Images
        • D. Storck
        Pages 309-316
      3. How to Protect Multimedia Applications
        • Eckhard Koch
        Pages 317-320

    7. Secure Mobile Applications

      1. Phone card application and authentication in wireless communications
        • C. H. Lee, M. S. Hwang, W. P. Yang
        Pages 323-329
      2. Real-time mobile EFTPOS: challenges and implications of a world first application
        • S. R. Elliot
        Pages 330-338

  3. Back Matter

    Pages 339-342
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About this book

Mobile computing is one of the biggest issues of computer technology, science and industry today. This book looks at the requirements of developing mobile computing systems and the challenges they pose to computer designers. It examines the requirements of mobile computing hardware, infrastructure and communications services. Information security and the data protection aspects of design are considered, together with telecommunications facilities for linking up to the worldwide computer infrastructure. The book also considers the mobility of computer users versus the portability of the equipment. The text also examines current applications of mobile computing in the public sector and future innovative applications.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Fraunhofer — IGD, Darmstadt, Germany

    José L. Encarnação

  • EECS Department, University of California, Berkeley, USA

    Jan M. Rabaey

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