MobiSecServ 2018 - Fourth Conference On Mobile And Secure Services, 24-25 February 2018
Conference Venue: Miami Beach, FL 33141, USA
Papers will be published in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library
IEEE Catalog Number: CFP18RAC-ART
ISBN: 978-1-5386-3253-6
IEEE Conference Number: 42506
Full and Short Papers deadline: The third MobiSecServ was held in February 2017 at Miami Beach, see the conference website, and the Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Mobile and Secure Services
The second MobiSecServ was held in February 2016 at the Gainesville University, see the conference website, and the Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Mobile and Secure Services
The first MobiSecServ was held in February 2015 at the Gainesville University, see the conference website, and the Proceedings of the First International Conference on Mobile and Secure Services
An early version of MobiSecServ was organized in February 2014 at the Gainesville University, see the workshop website
The University of Florida (UF) is a major, public, comprehensive, land-grant, research university. With more than 50,000 students, UF is now one of the largest universities in the nation. UF has a 2,000-acre campus and more than 900 buildings (including 170 with classrooms and laboratories).
Telecom ParisTech is an international and multidisciplinary French research centre for digital technology, which combines disciplinary expertise at the highest level and a unique capacity for a cross-disciplinary and interdisciplinary approach across all the sectoral areas in direct response to the socio-economic issues of the digital revolution.
Research at Telecom ParisTech relies on 172 faculty members, 14 engineers and technicians, 70 post-PhDs, 60 visiting scientists, 285 PhD students, producing an average of 625 international publications and 20 patents.
The contractual turnover is about 10.8M€. Saturday February 24th 2018 Sunday February 25th 2018
The goal of the "Conference on Mobile Applications, Security, and Services" is to explore the challenges, issues and opportunities both for academic researchers and industrial innovators.
The conference welcomes contributions addressing (but not limited to) the following topics:
Proximity communication technologies for mobile (NFC, Bluetooth Low Energy, ZibBee,…), secure transactions over proximity communications;
Trust for mobile applications and services, Secure Elements, SIM frameworks; SecureSD, (including Google Vault) platforms; Single Wire Protocol (SWP); Trusted Service Manager (TSM); Secure over the air (OTA) services, Flash over the
air (FOTA)Hardware Secure Module (HSM)
New mobile secure architectures. Host Card Emulation (HCE). Trusted Execution Environment (TEE).
New services and business perspectives New payment applications; Apple Pay, Android Pay, Samsung Pay Services; Crypto Currencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum);
secure tokenisation technologies; proximity communication for access control; automotive industry perspectives; applications for the consumer industry; applications for smart cities; Internet Of Things (IoT) new perspectives;
Mobile Applications for Social Networks.
Deployment experimentsand testing for IoT Platforms, payments, transport, ticketing, access control, couponing, macro localization (Tags).
October 16th 2017 November 6th 2017
The submission link for EDAS is the following:
https://edas.info/newPaper.php?c=23957
December 14th 2017 Papers Acceptance/Rejection notification
We have problems for pdf downloading on the EDAS website. This problem should be resolved now.
The registration is open https://admin.dnac.org/registration/registration.php?Conference=Mobi2018
In case of problems contact the chair: mobisecserv2018-chairs@edas.info
Previous Conferences
A video of MobiSecServ 2015 is available at this link
A video of this previous event is available at this link
About the University of Florida and Telecom ParisTech
Program
Conference Location
Atlantic Meeting Room, 2nd level
Carillon Hotel, 6801 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33141, USA
9h30-10h30: Tutorial: "Cloud of Secure Elements Services For Blockchain", Andreas Lux, Pascal Urien
Blockchain addresses are computed from elliptic curves public keys. All blockchain transactions are authenticated by ECDSA signatures. Therefore the secure storage and use of private keys is a critical issue for blockchain systems. The hijacking of private keys implies the lost of associated crypto currencies. This talk introduces the use of secure elements and RACS servers in order to deliver trusted blockchain services. Secure elements are widely deployed in banking cards. RACS (Remote Call APDU) is an IETF draft compatible with the SIM Server technology. An open version is available on github.
Andreas Lux is the CEO of the Implementa Company.
Pascal Urien is professor at Telecom ParisTech, and coFounder of the EtherTrust Company.
10h30-11h00; Towards Improving the Security of Mobile Systems using Virtualization and Isolation
Jeremias Eppler, Dakota State University, USA
Yong Wang, Dakota State University, Madison, SD, USA
11h00-11h30: Secure Authentication Key Sharing between Mobile Devices Based on Owner Identity
Hideo Nishimura NTT, Japan
Yoshihiko Omori NTT, Japan
Takao Yamashita NTT, Japan
Satoru Furukawa NTT, Japan
11h30-12h00: Mobile Road Pothole Classification and Reporting with Data Quality Estimate
Ayush Vora, Rochester Institute of Technology, USA
Leon Reznik, Rochester Institute of Technology, USA
Igor Khokhlov, Rochester Institute of Technology, USA
12h00-12h30: Fast Secure Computation Based on a Secret Sharing Scheme for n < 2k - 1
Kyohei Tokita Tokyo University of Science, Japan
Keiichi Iwamura Tokyo University of Science, Japan
12h30-13h45: Lunch
13h45-14h15: Graph-Based Wormhole Attack Detection in Mobile Ad hoc Networks (MANETs)
Mohamaad Rmayti, Insa de Lyon, France
Youcef Begriche, IEEE, France
Rida Khatoun Telecom ParisTech, France
Lyes Khoukhi University of Technology of Troyes, France
Abdelhamid Mammer University of Ottawa, Canada
14h15-14h45: An Evaluation of a Virtual Network Function for Real-Time Threat Detection using Stream Processing
Martin E. Andreoni Lopez Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil & UFRJ, France
Antonio Lobato UFRJ, Brazil
Otto Carlos M. B. Duarte Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Guy Pujolle University Pierre et Marie Curie - Paris 6, France
14h45-15h15: Password-Protected Secret Sharing Scheme with the Same Threshold in Distribution and Restoration
Kentaro Tsujishita, Tokyo University of Science, Japan
Keiichi Iwamura, Tokyo University of Science, Japan
15h15-15h45: Performance Evaluation of MAC-Layer Trust Zones over Virtual Network Interfaces
Arne Wall University of Rostock Germany
Hannes Raddatz University of Rostock, Germany
Michael Rethfeldt University of Rostock & Institute of Applied Microelectronics and Computer Engineering, Germany
Peter Danielis University of Rostock, Germany
Dirk Timmermann University of Rostock, Germany
15h45-16h15: Attacks and Vulnerability Analysis of E-Mail as a Password Reset Point
Caleb Routh University of North Florida, USA
Brandon DeCrescenzo University of North Florida, USA
Swapnoneel Roy University of North Florida, USA
16h15-16h45: Break
16h45-17h15: An Overview of the EMV Protocol and Its Security Vulnerabilities
Nour El Madhoun, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, France
Emmanuel Bertin, Orange Labs, France
Guy Pujolle, University Pierre et Marie Curie - Paris 6, France
17h15-17h45: Towards Secure Elements For Trusted Transactions in Blockchain and Blochchain IoT (BIoT) Platforms
Pascal Urien Telecom ParisTech France
17h45-18h45: Welcome Hour, Carillon Hotel, Free for all registered participants
20h00: Social
Free for all registered participants.
Lola Restaurant & Grill
5555 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140, États-Unis
http://www.lolarestaurantgrill.com/
9h30-10h30: "Cyber Security for Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems (C-ITS)", Mounira Msahli, Rida Khatoun
Plenty of technologies have been deployed to evolve and manage Transport Systems. Recently academia and industry efforts are concentrated on road safety via Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems (C-ITS). Undeniably, as vehicular computing systems become interconnected, there will be a good target for malicious attacks by exploiting system vulnerabilities. Currently, the security and the privacy are becoming the central pieces of C-ITS requirements. In this context, we investigate the potential cyber attacks and privacy challenges of automated vehicles, with their special needs. We analyze the threats on cooperative automated vehicles in order to identify all security objectives. The Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) represents the major solution to meet ITS security needs. In literature, there are several trust models to specify and to implement the ITS PKI (ETSI, IEE, etc…). We discuss different ITS PKIs architectures and some examples of implementations. We present also several open research topics on cyber security of C-ITS.
Mounira Msahli is Research Project Manager, Innovation Team, IDnomic, Paris, France
Rida Khatoun is Associate Professor, Telecom ParisTech, France
10h30-11h00: Improvement of Privacy Protection Surveillance Camera System and its Applications
Kota Hoshino Tokyo University of Science, japan
Keiichi Iwamura, Tokyo University of Science, Japan
Kitahiro Kaneda, Tokyo University of Science, Japan
11H00-11h30: The Impact of Sand Propagation Environment on the Performance of Wireless Sensor Networks
Abdallah Aldosary, Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia
Abdulaziz S. Alsayyari,Shaqra University, Saudi Arabia
Saad Almesalm, Florida Institute of Technology, USA
11h30-12h00: Concept network design for a young Mars science station and Trans-planetary communication
Kanwalinderjit Kaur Gagneja Florida Polytechnic University & North Dakota State University, USA
12h00-12h30: Improvement and Implementation of Digital Content Protection Scheme Using Identity-based
Mutsumi Fujisaki Tokyo University of Science, Japan
Keiichi Iwamura Tokyo University of Science, Japan
Inamura Tokyo Denki University, Japan
Kitahiro Kaneda Tokyo University of Science, Japan
12h30: Lunch & Wrap Up
Important Dates
October 16th 2017 November 6th 2017 Full and Short Papers submission deadlineNovember 20th 2017 December 4th 2017 December 14th 2017 Papers Acceptance/Rejection notificationScope
We are looking for both research papers on new applications and presentations of deployment experiments or new business opportunities.
This conference aims to bring researchers and industrial experts together to discuss the latest frontiers of mobile technology and also novel applications that have not been thought of before.
In an always-on and everything connected context, mobile applications are more and more interacting with sensitive or personal resources hosted in cloud computing or Internet of Things infrastructure. As a consequence, security and trust are critical issues, and likely a prerequisite for the deployment of IoT frameworks.
Among other, the NFC technology enables communication in close proximity. With NFC mobiles surfacing the market so quickly, mobile operating systems are prepared for support with dedicated frameworks. This offers researchers and developers a great opportunity for getting quick traction with novel applications.
So far, the main close proximity enabled services deal with payment, access control, or ticketing. Commercial applications today mainly target mobile payments, or eTickets managed by transportation companies. The broad availability of communication technologies fertilizes research and development of novel applications and can go well beyond these intended applications.