Julio César Hernández Castro

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Name	Affiliation	Papers
JULIO CÉSAR HERNÁNDEZ CASTRO	Univ Carlos III Madrid, Av Univ 30, Leganes 28911, Spain	41
Collaborators	Citations	PageRank
60	189	37.03
Referers	Referees	References
422	476	264

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Publications (41 rows)

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Title	Citations	PageRank	Year
An In-Depth Study Of The Jisut Family Of Android Ransomware	0	0.34	2018
Source identification for mobile devices, based on wavelet transforms combined with sensor imperfections	5	0.43	2014
A genetic tango attack against the David-Prasad RFID ultra-lightweight authentication protocol	8	0.50	2014
Bypassing information leakage protection with trusted applications.	4	0.51	2012
Cryptanalysis of Cho et al.'s Protocol, A Hash-Based Mutual Authentication Protocol for RFID Systems.	5	0.51	2011
Prime number generation using memetic programming	0	0.34	2011
On the Strength of Egglue and Other Logic CAPTCHAs.	2	0.38	2011
Studying the pseudo random number generator of a low-cost RFID tag.	0	0.34	2011
A Strong Authentication Protocol Based on Portable One-Time Dynamic URLs	0	0.34	2010
Shedding Some Light on RFID Distance Bounding Protocols and Terrorist Attacks	10	0.58	2009
Steganalysis of Hydan	0	0.34	2009
An Ultra Light Authentication Protocol Resistant to Passive Attacks under the Gen-2 Specification	5	0.45	2009
Cryptanalysis of Syverson's Rational Exchange Protocol	1	0.36	2008
Cryptanalysis of the RSA-CEGD protocol	0	0.34	2008
Automated Design of Cryptographic Hash Schemes by Evolving Highly-Nonlinear Functions	2	0.46	2008
Non-standard Attacks against Cryptographic Protocols, with an Example over a Simplified Mutual Authentication Protocol	0	0.34	2008
CSteg: Talking in C Code - Steganography of C Source Code in Text.	0	0.34	2008
Cryptanalysis of the SASI Ultralightweight RFID Authentication Protocol with Modular Rotations	20	0.91	2008
Heuristic Search For Non-Linear Cryptanalytic Approximations	0	0.34	2007
Evolving hash functions by means of genetic programming	7	0.94	2006
Finding state-of-the-art non-cryptographic hashes with genetic programming	7	0.87	2006
Attacks on port knocking authentication mechanism	4	0.72	2005
Evolutionary computation in computer security and cryptography	3	0.39	2005
Security in Information Systems, Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Security in Information Systems, WOSIS 2005, In conjunction with ICEIS2005, Miami, USA, May 2005	31	8.29	2005
The strict avalanche criterion randomness test	16	1.19	2005
Secure Communications in Multi-Agent Systems Protecting KQML	0	0.34	2004
Finding Efficient Distinguishers For Cryptographic Mappings, With An Application To The Block Cipher Tea	4	0.53	2004
Beware of the Security Software	0	0.34	2004
Security In Information Systems, Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Security In Information Systems, WOSIS 2004, In conjunction with ICEIS 2004, Porto, Portugal, April 2004	36	10.19	2004
Filtering Spam at E-Mail Server Level with Improved CRM114.	1	0.43	2004
Hiding Data in Games	0	0.34	2004
Using Hierarchical Knowledge Structures to Implement Dynamic FAQ Systems	1	0.37	2004
Forecasting Time Series by Means of Evolutionary Algorithms	3	0.63	2004
New results on the genetic cryptanalysis of TEA and reduced-round versions of XTEA	3	0.43	2004
Introduction To The Applications Of Evolutionary Computation In Computer Security And Cryptography	3	0.51	2004
Finding Efficient Nonlinear Functions by Means of Genetic Programming	0	0.34	2003
Protection of Multiagent Systems	0	0.34	2003
On MAR'S s-boxes strength against linear cryptanalysis	0	0.34	2003
Genetic Cryptoanalysis of Two Rounds TEA	7	0.63	2002
Project WebOracle: Developing an advanced web server security assesment tool	0	0.34	2001
Distinguishing TEA from a Random Permutation: Reduced Round Versions of TEA Do Not Have the SAC or Do Not Generate Random Numbers	1	0.41	2001