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Publication starting date	2009
h-index	11
i10-index	14
Citations	337
Issue per year	2
No. of volumes	9
No. of issues	17
No. of articles	92
No. of review papers	7
No. of research papers	85
No. of pages	1485
No. of references	2995
No. of contributors	255
No. of databases	22

The ISC International Journal of Information Security (ISeCure) is a peer reviewed scholarly publication by Iranian Society of Cryptology. ISeCure is published biannually in print and online with full texts of articles made available for free on the website of the journal under ISeCure open access policy. ISeCure is devoted to publishing theoretical scholarship on a variety of topics related to information security. The intended audience of the journal is any person with an interest in information security from an academic perspective such as engineers, mathematicians and computer scientists. A partial list of topics for review by the journal can be found in the Aims and Scope section. Manuscript types for submission are research papers, review papers, case reports, short communications and letters to the editor. More information about the policies of the journal can be found on the About Journal and mostly in the Publication Ethics pages. To start a new submission, please first read the Guide for Authors page for detailed information about manuscript format, style and other requirements. Manuscript submission, refereeing and publishing are completely free of charge. New manuscripts should be submitted online by the corresponding author through the website after registration.

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Current Issue: Volume 9, Issue 1, Winter and Spring 2017

Editorial
1		Editorial
	Page 1-2
	M. R. Aref
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2		An efficient certificateless signcryption scheme in the standard model
	Page 3-16
	P. Rastegari; M. Berenjkoub
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3		Side channel parameter characteristics of code injection attacks
	Page 17-26
	E. Aerabi; M. Kaykha; M. Fazeli; A. Patooghy; A. Akbari
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4		LPKP: location-based probabilistic key pre-distribution scheme for large-scale wireless sensor networks using graph coloring
	Page 27-39
	A. R. Ahadipour; A. R. Keshavarz-Haddad
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5		A new security proof for FMNV continuous non-malleable encoding scheme
	Page 41-51
	A. Mortazavi; M. Salmasizadeh; A. Daneshgar
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6		Dwarf frankenstein is still in your memory: tiny code reuse attacks
	Page 53-72
	A. A Sadeghi; F. Aminmansour; H. R. Shahriari
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7		An automatic test case generator for evaluating implementation of access control policies
	Page 73-91
	M. Safarzadeh; M. Taghizadeh; B. Zamani; B. Tork Ladani
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8		Persian Abstract
	Page 93-98

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Iranian Society of Cryptology
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Professor M.R. Aref

Print ISSN	2008-2045
Online ISSN	2008-3076

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The ISC International Journal of Information Security (ISECURE)

Editorial

Editorial

ORIGINAL RESEARCH PAPER

An efficient certificateless signcryption scheme in the standard model

Side channel parameter characteristics of code injection attacks

LPKP: location-based probabilistic key pre-distribution scheme for large-scale wireless sensor networks using graph coloring

A new security proof for FMNV continuous non-malleable encoding scheme

Dwarf frankenstein is still in your memory: tiny code reuse attacks

An automatic test case generator for evaluating implementation of access control policies

Persian Abstract