particular bank / large bank / convergent algorithm / product groups / lowsecurity site / bank customers / bank products / e.g. public relations firms / web authentication example / linear influence networks / bank / Web Authentication Consider / email communications / asynchronous algorithm / security services / synchronous algorithm / natural iterative algorithm / retail sites / web site security / Example linear influence network / web security / Internet users / school reunion web site / airline baggage security / through advertising / online merchants / /
Organization
Stanford University / /
Person
Nash Equilibrium / R. Ann Miura-Ko / John Mitchell / Benjamin Yolken / Nash Equilibria / Nicholas Bambos / /
Position
author / central planner / affected player / general model for network games / autonomous player / W. Player / players player / player / /
Product
Sender ID Whitepaper / /
ProvinceOrState
Nebraska / /
Technology
following algorithm / public key / DNS / natural iterative algorithm / synchronous algorithm / convergent algorithm / ABRD algorithm / digital signature / corresponding asynchronous algorithm / computed using an ABRD algorithm / /
Security decision-making among interdependent organizations R. Ann Miura-Ko, Benjamin Yolken, John Mitchell, and Nicholas Bambos Stanford University Abstract In various settings, such as when customers use the same