CANS 2018 - 17th International Conference on Cryptology and Network Security

The International Conference on Cryptology And Network Security (CANS) is a recognized annual conference, focusing on all aspects of cryptology, and of data, network, and computer security, attracting cutting-edge results from world-renowned scientists in the area. CANS 2018 will be held in Naples (Italy) in collaboration with Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR) and Parthenope University of Naples. Earlier editions were held in Taipei ('01), San Francisco ('02), Miami ('03), Xiamen ('05), Suzhou ('06), Singapore ('07), Hong Kong ('08), Kanazawa ('09), Kuala Lumpur ('10), Sanya ('11), Darmstadt ('12), Parary ('13), Crete ('14), Marrakesh ('15), Milan ('16) and Hong Kong ('17). All accepted papers will be presented at the conference and will appear in the conference proceedings, which will be published by Springer in the LNCS series.
Topics of Interest
Areas of interest include (but are not restricted to):
Access ControlAnonymity & PseudonymityApplied CryptographyAttacks & Malicious CodeAuthentication, IdentificationBiometricsBlock & Stream CiphersBlockchain Security and PrivacyCryptographic Algorithms and PrimitivessCryptographic ProtocolsCyberphysical SecurityData and Application SecurityData and Computation Integrity Data ProtectionDenial of Service ProtectionDistributed Systems SecurityEmbedded System SecurityFormal Methods for SecurityHash FunctionsIdentity ManagementKey ManagementLanguage-Based SecurityMalware Analysis and DetectionNetwork SecurityPeer-to-Peer Security & PrivacyPrivacy-Enhancing TechnologiesPublic Key CryptographySecure Distributed ComputingSecurity ArchitecturesSecurity MetricsSecurity ModelsSecurity PoliciesSecurity and Privacy for Big DataSecurity and Privacy in the CloudSecurity in Content DeliverySecurity in CrowdsourcingSecurity in Grid ComputingSecurity in the Internet of ThingsSecurity in Location ServicesSecurity in Pervasive SystemsSecurity in Social NetworksSensor Network SecurityTrust ManagementUsable SecurityVirtual Private Networks