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2020 – today
- 2023
[c31]Yuji Suga
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POSTER: A Card-Based Protocol that Lets You Know How Close Two Parties are in their Opinions (agree/disagree) by Using a Four-Point Likert Scale. ACNS Workshops 2023: 716-721- [c30]Yuji Suga:
A classification for commutative three-element semigroups with local XOR structure and its implementability of card-based protocols. ICCE-Taiwan 2023: 543-544 - 2022
- [c29]Dan Yamamoto, Yuji Suga, Kazue Sako:
Formalising Linked-Data based Verifiable Credentials for Selective Disclosure. EuroS&P Workshops 2022: 52-65 - [c28]Yuji Suga:
How to implement non-committed card protocols to realize AND operations satisfying the three-valued logics. CANDARW 2022: 370-374 - [c27]Yuji Suga:
A classification proof for commutative three-element semigroups with local AND structure and its application to card-based protocols. ICCE-TW 2022: 171-172 - [c26]Yuji Suga:
ICH 3-party model for claims distribution on the blockchain and their application to the e-KYC-e model. LifeTech 2022: 512-513 - [e2]Yuji Suga, Kouichi Sakurai, Xuhua Ding, Kazue Sako:
ASIA CCS '22: ACM Asia Conference on Computer and Communications Security, Nagasaki, Japan, 30 May 2022 - 3 June 2022. ACM 2022, ISBN 978-1-4503-9140-5 [contents] - 2020
- [j1]Yuji Suga:
Editor's Message to Special Issue of Real World Cryptography, Security and Privacy. J. Inf. Process. 28: 462-463 (2020) - [c25]Yuji Suga, Masaki Shimaoka, Masashi Sato, Hirotaka Nakajima:
Securing Cryptocurrency Exchange: Building up Standard from Huge Failures. Financial Cryptography Workshops 2020: 254-270 - [c24]Yuji Suga:
Simple authentication methods with pseudo IDs and derivative passwords. ICCE-TW 2020: 1-2
2010 – 2019
- 2019
- [c23]Yuji Suga:
Formulation of Information Hiding Model for One-Time Authentication Methods Using the Merkle Tree. EIDWT 2019: 363-373 - 2018
- [c22]Yuji Suga:
Status Survey of SSL/TLS Sites in 2018 After Pointing Out About "Search form" Issues. CANDAR Workshops 2018: 483-485 - [c21]Yuji Suga:
An algebraic interpretation of the XOR-based Secret Sharing Schemes. ISITA 2018: 228-231 - 2017
- [c20]Yuji Suga:
Browser's "search form" issues and countermeasures. APNOMS 2017: 358-361 - [c19]Yuji Suga:
Sausage-Style One-Time Authentication Schemes. BWCCA 2017: 658-667 - [c18]Yuji Suga:
An Extension of \((2, m(m+1)/2)\)-Threshold Secret Sharing Schemes. NBiS 2017: 935-945 - 2016
- [c17]Yuji Suga:
Generalized Graph-Based Visual Secret Sharing Schemes for Multiple Secrets. IMIS 2016: 614-619 - [c16]Shinichi Goto, Keiichi Iwamura, Yuji Suga, Kitahiro Kaneda:
Secret Sharing Scheme and Key Sharing Scheme Suitable for Clustered Sensor Networks. WINSYS 2016: 172-180 - 2015
- [c15]Yuji Suga:
Consideration of the XOR-operation Based Secure Multiparty Computation. IMIS 2015: 506-510 - [e1]Keisuke Tanaka, Yuji Suga:
Advances in Information and Computer Security - 10th International Workshop on Security, IWSEC 2015, Nara, Japan, August 26-28, 2015, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 9241, Springer 2015, ISBN 978-3-319-22424-4 [contents] - 2014
- [c14]Yuji Suga:
Visualization of SSL Setting Status Such as the FQDN Mismatch. IMIS 2014: 588-593 - [c13]Yuji Suga:
Classification of Generalized Graph-type (2, n)-Visual Secret Sharing Schemes and Optimal Construction for Multiple Secrets. ICS 2014: 746-755 - [c12]Yuji Suga:
SSL/TLS Servers Status Survey about Enabling Forward Secrecy. NBiS 2014: 501-505 - 2013
- [c11]Yuji Suga:
New Constructions of (2, n)-Threshold Secret Sharing Schemes Using Exclusive-OR Operations. IMIS 2013: 837-842 - [c10]Yuji Suga:
A Fast (2, 2^m)-Threshold Secret Sharing Scheme Using m Linearly Independent Binary Vectors. NBiS 2013: 539-544 - 2012
- [c9]Yuji Suga:
Interactive Fingerprint. AINA Workshops 2012: 1023-1026 - [c8]Yuji Suga:
SSL/TLS Status Survey in Japan - Transitioning against the Renegotiation Vulnerability and Short RSA Key Length Problem. AsiaJCIS 2012: 17-24 - [c7]Yuji Suga:
Countermeasures and Tactics for Transitioning against the SSL/TLS Renegotiation Vulnerability. IMIS 2012: 656-659 - [c6]Yuji Suga:
Access Control Methods Suitable for Stream Contents Delivery Cloud Services by Using Hash-Chain Based Key Derivation Schemes. NBiS 2012: 794-798 - 2011
- [c5]Yuji Suga:
Optimal Constructions of Visual Secret Sharing Schemes for the Graph Access Structure. IMIS 2011: 634-638 - [c4]Yuji Suga:
A Fair Exchange Protocol for Attribute Certification. INCoS 2011: 457-461 - 2010
- [c3]Yuji Suga:
Encryption Methods for Restricted Data Limited in Value Range. ICCSA (4) 2010: 284-295 - [c2]Yuji Suga:
A Low-Cost Key Derivation Scheme for Hierarchy-Based Access. NBiS 2010: 564-568
2000 – 2009
- 2005
- [c1]Yuji Suga:
New Paradigm in Graph-Based Visual Secret Sharing Scheme by Accepting Reversal in Black-White Images. SEC 2005: 525-536
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