Financial Cryptography

FC++3 - Advances in Financial Cryptography, Number Three

A quick glance at the calendar reveals that it has been a year since the last FC++. Too long, so amends must be made! Our experiment in peer-reviewed, pre-review continues. Advances in Financial Cryptography, Number Three is released as three blog posts to follow.

This issue introduces capabilities, software engineering and dash of economics, all with relevance to this year's emerging security crisis.

Mark Miller, Robust Composition: Towards a Unified Approach to Access Control and Concurrency Control
Philipp Gühring, Concepts against Man-In-The-Browser Attacks
Ian Grigg, The Market for Silver Bullets

Our mission is to solicit comments, feedback, and criticism from peers in the financial cryptography community in order to polish these documents for wider publication. To that end there will be 3 blog entries following, each with the abstract of the paper concerned. You can comment directly on the blog, or at a pinch mail the author directly.

For earlier issues, see #1 and #2. Great content, great comments - thanks to all the critics out there and sharpen that pen again.

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