STRINT Submissions for publication

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1. Privacy Protected Email | Phillip Hallam-Baker
2. Opportunistic Encryption for MPLS | Stephen Farrell, Adrian Farrrelll
3. Overcoming the Friend-or-Foe Paradigm in Secure Communication | Sebastian Gajek, Jan Seedorf, Marc Fischlin, Oezguer Dagdalen
4. Flows and Pervasive Monitoring | Ted Hardie
5. BetterCrypto.org Applied Crypto Hardening | Aaron Zauner, L. Aaron Kaplan
6. A Complimentary Analysis | Andrei Robachevsky, Christine Runnegar, Karen O'Donoghue, Mat Ford
7. Trust Issues with Opportunistic Encryption | Scott Rose, Stephen Nightingale, Doug Montgomery
8. Challenges with End-to-End Email Encryption | Jiangshan Yu, Vincent Cheval, Mark Ryan
9. Strengthening the path and strengthening the end-points | Xavier Marjou, Emile Stephan, Jean-Michel Combes, Iuniana Oprescu
10. SIP is Difficult | Jon Peterson
11. Thoughts of Strengthening Network Devices in the Face of Pervasive Surveillance | Dacheng Zhang, Fuyou Miao
12. Opportunistic Encryption for HTTP URIs | Mark Nottingham
13. Cyberdefense­Oriented Multilayer Threat Analysis | Yuji Sekiya, Daisuke Miyamoto, Hajime Tazaki
14. A Threat Model for Pervasive Passive Surveillance | Brian Trammel, Daniel Borkmann, Christian Huitema
15. Why Provable Transparency is Useful Against Surveillance | Ben Laurie
16. Withheld
17. Monitoring message size to break privacy - Current issues and proposed solutions | Alfredo Pironti
18. Withheld
19. Making The Internet Secure By Default | Michael H. Behringer, Max Pritkin, Steinthor Bjarnason
20. Increasing HTTP Transport Confidentiality with TLS Based Alternate Services | Patrick McManus
21. Balance - Societal security versus individual liberty | Scott Cadzow
22. Strengthening the Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) Peter Saint-Andre
23. The Internet We Want or the Internet We Deserve? | David Rogers
24. Beyond Encrypt Everything: Passive Monitoring | Mark Donnelly, Sam Hartman
25. Examining Proxies to Mitigate Pervasive Surveillance | Eliot Lear, Barbara Fraser
26. Spontaneous Wireless Networking to Counter Pervasive Monitoring | Emmanuel Baccelli, Oliver Hahm, Matthias Wählisch
27. Is Opportunistic Encryption the Answer? Practical Benefits and Disadvantages | John Mattsson
28. Clearing off the Cloud over the Internet of Things | Carsten Bormann, Stefanie Gerdes, Olaf Bergmann
29. Withheld
30. The Trust-to-Trust Model of Cloud Services | Alissa Cooper, Cullen Jennings
31. Linkability Considered Harmful | Leif Johansson
32. Simple Opportunistic Encryption | Andrea Bittau, Michael Hamburg, Mark Handley, David Mazières, Dan Boneh
33. An Architecture for a Secure Cloud Collaboration System | Cullen Jennings, Suhas Nandakumar
34. Security and Simplicity | Steven Bellovin
35. Privacy at the Link Layer | Piers O’Hanlon, Joss Wright, Ian Brown
36. Erosion of the moral authority of middleboxes | Joe Hildebrand
37. Policy Responses, Implications and Opportunities | Joseph Lorenzo Hall
38. Is it time to bring back the hosts file? | Peter Eckersley
39. Service concentration | Larry Masinter
40. Levels of Opportunistic Privacy Protection for Messaging-Oriented Architectures | Dave Crocker, Pete Resnick
41. What is fingerprinting? | Nicholas Doty
42. Eradicating Bearer Tokens for Session Management | Philippe De Ryck, Lieven Desmet, Frank Piessens, Wouter Joosen
43. STREWS Web-platform security guide: security assessment of the Web ecosystem | Martin Johns, Lieven Desmedt
44. Pervasive Attack: A Threat Model and Problem Statement | Richard Barnes, Bruce Schneier, Cullen Jennings
45. Cryptech - Building a More Assured HSM with a More Assured Tool-Chain | Randy Bush
46. Replacing passwords on the Internet AKA post-Snowden Opportunistic Encryption | Ben Laurie, Ian Goldberg
47. End-User Concerns about Pervasive Internet Monitoring: Principles and Practice | Tara Whalen, Stuart Cheshire, David Singer
48. Developer-Resistant Cryptography | Kelsey Cairns, Graham Steel
49. Kai Engert's Position Paper | Kai Engert
50. Mike O'Neill's Position Paper | Mike O'Neill
51. Detecting MITM Attacks on Ephemeral Diffie-Hellman without Relying on a PKI in Real-Time Communications | Alan Johnston
52. Trust & Usability on the Web, a Social/Legal perspective | Rigo Wenning, Bert Bos
53. Hardening Operations and Management Against Passive Eavesdropping | Bernard Aboba
54. A few theses regarding privacy and security | Andreas Kuckartz
55. Meet the new threat model, same as the old threat model | Eric Rescorla
56. It’s Time for Application-Centric Security | Yuan Gu
57. Sabatini Monatesti position paper | Sabatine Monatesti
58. Trust problems in pervasive monitoring | Melinda Shore, Karen O'Donoghue
59. Beyond “Just TLS Everywhere”: From Client-encrypted Messaging to Defending the Social Graph | Harry Halpin, George Danezis
60. Network Security as a Public Good | Wendy Selzer
61. Statement of Interest on behalf of the W3C TAG | Dan Appelquist
62. Improving Security on the Internet | Hannes Tschofenig
63. Protecting customer data from government snooping | Orit Levin
64. Privacy Aware Internet Development Initiative 2014| Achim Klabunde
65. The Internet is Broken: Idealistic Ideas for Building a NEWGNU Network| Christian Grothoff, Bartlomiej Polot, Carlo von Loesch
66. Opportunistic Keying as a Countermeasure to Pervasive Monitoring| Stephen Kent