SNP 2014 - Special Session: Secure Network Protocols

Secure Network protocols define the processes and methodology to secure network data from any illegitimate attempt to review or extract the contents of data. The special session on Secure Network Protocols aims to bring together all the key researchers in related fields to present their cutting edge work and discuss the future directions of research.
Topics:Vulnerabilities of existing protocols and applications, Design of new secure or resilient network protocols, Security enhancements to existing networking protocols, Deployment study of secure protocols on the Internet, Security in future Internet architectures, Key distribution/management, Intrusion detection and response, Incentive systems for P2P systems and MANET routing, Secure protocol configuration and deployment, Challenges and security protocols for social networks, Secure channel establishment in disadvantaged networks, Network forensics.