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SeDiCom: A Secure Distributed Privacy-Preserving Communication Platform

Marsalek et al., 2018

Document ID
1343509184011110973
Author
Marsalek A
Prünster B
Suzic B
Zefferer T
Publication year
Publication venue
International Conference on Information Systems Security

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Efficient and secure electronic communication is crucial for successful business-to-business processes. Due to the weaknesses of e-mail communication, a shift towards instant messaging can also be observed in this context. However, reliance on instant-messaging …
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