07 March 2001
4th International Information Hiding Workshop
Holiday Inn University Center, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
25 - 27 April 2001
"Many researchers are interested in hiding information or, conversely, in preventing others from doing so. As the need to protect digital intellectual property grows ever more urgent, this research is of increasing interest to both the academic and business communities. Current research themes include: copyright marking of digital objects, covert channels in computer systems, detection of hidden information, subliminal channels in cryptographic protocols, low-probability-of-intercept communications, and various kinds of anonymity services ranging from steganography through anonymous communication to digital elections. An international workshop on Information Hiding held in 1996 at the Isaac Newton Institute in Cambridge (Springer LNCS 1174) brought together these closely linked areas of study. The workshop proved to be a success, and the research community followed it up with a second one in 1998 in Portland (Springer LNCS 1525) and a third one in 1999 in Dresden (Springer LNCS 1768). "
Program committee:
Ross Anderson (Cambridge
University, UK)
David Aucsmith (Intel
Corp, USA)
Jean-Paul Linnartz
(Philips Research, Netherlands)
Steven Low (California
Institute of Technology, USA)
John McHugh (SEI/CERT,
USA) -
General Chair Ira
Moskowitz (Naval Research Laboratory, USA) -
Program Chair Fabien
Petitcolas (Microsoft Research, UK)
Andreas Pfitzmann
(Dresden University of Technology, Germany)
Jean-Jacques Quisquater
(Universit'e Catholique de Louvain, Belgium)
Mike Reiter (Bell
Labs, Lucent Technologies, USA)
Michael Waidner (IBM
Zurich Research Lab, Switzerland)
More information: http://chacs.nrl.navy.mil/IHW2001
or contact ihw@itd.nrl.navy.mil