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Comparative Analysis of Master-Key and Interpretative Key Management (IKM) Frameworks

Saman Shojae, Azizah Bt Abdul Manaf, Mazdak Zamani

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The process of generating, distributing and revoking a cryptographic key is called key management (Piper & Murphy, 2002; Fumy & Landrock, 1993). Key management is a very challenging area between cryptographers and attackers, and since finding keys of approved cryptographic techniques computationally is impossible, attackers prefer to somehow breach the key management process instead of trying to crack keys (Techateerawat & Jennings, 2007).

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The process of generating, distributing and revoking a cryptographic key is called key management (Piper & Murphy, 2002; Fumy & Landrock, 1993). Key management is a very challenging area between cryptographers and attackers, and since finding keys of approved cryptographic techniques computationally is impossible, attackers prefer to somehow breach the key management process instead of trying to crack keys (Techateerawat & Jennings, 2007).

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The process of generating, distributing and revoking a cryptographic key is called key management (Piper & Murphy, 2002; Fumy & Landrock, 1993). Key management is a very challenging area between cryptographers and attackers, and since finding keys of approved cryptographic techniques computationally is impossible, attackers prefer to somehow breach the key management process instead of trying to crack keys (Techateerawat & Jennings, 2007).

Key concepts: Key (lock), Process management, Engineering, Computer science, Computer security

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