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'Cryptography Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples' tutorials were cited in an 'Issues in Information Systems' paper in 2013.

The Cryptography Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Examples tutorials were cited in an "Issues in Information Systems" paper in 2013.

Subject: DISTRIBUTED KEY SYSTEMS: ENHANCING SECURITY, FAULT TOLERANCE
   AND DISASTER RECOVERY IN CLOUD COMPUTING
Date: Aug 31, 2013
Author: Erich Rice, Paul Safonov, and Dennis Guster
   from Saint Cloud State University
Source: http://www.iacis.org/iis/2013/320_iis_2013_444-451.pdf

ABSTRACT
Cloud computing has increased the need for sound and sophisticated
security strategies. Although encryption is the primary mechanism to
provide security in data transmission, cloud computing offers both
advantages and disadvantages to enhancing the encryption process.
Encryption algorithms currently available are robust, but are well
known and require a “key” to make a session unique. Therefore, if
the key is compromised the encryption can be unlocked no matter how
robust the algorithm. In the classical model, a node in a network
contains the entire key, and if compromised, then potentially the
entire cloud’s security could be breached. Also, if the key were
destroyed then all the data it protects could be lost, because the
data couldn’t be unencrypted. Therefore, splitting the key and
storing portions on multiple nodes within a cloud would make it more
difficult to compromise or lose the key. Further, the key could be
striped (like a RAID, Redundant Array of Independent Disks) so if
distributed across multiple nodes some could fail and the key could
still be recovered. This methodology could create greater security,
while providing greater fault tolerance by allowing retrieval of the
entire key even if some nodes were compromised or destroyed.

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