ACM CCS'99 CFP (fwd)

From: Jonathan Katz (jkatzat_private)
Date: Mon Jan 11 1999 - 09:57:56 PST

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    -Jon
    
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    Date: Fri, 8 Jan 1999 11:31:13 +0800 (SGT)
    From: Jianying Zhou <jyzhouat_private>
    To: aftat_private,
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        dns-securityat_private,
        Firewallsat_private,
        idsat_private,
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        www-buyinfoat_private,
        www-securityat_private
    Cc: Juzar Motiwalla <juzarat_private>,
        Desai Narasimhalu <desaiat_private>,
        Robert Deng <dengat_private>,
        Gene Tsudik <gtsat_private>,
        Jianying Zhou <jyzhouat_private>
    Subject: ACM CCS'99 CFP
    
    
                   6th ACM Conference on
           Computer and Communications Security
    
                    November 1-4, 1999
    
                 Kent Ridge Digital Labs
                        Singapore
    
    The ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (CCS)
    is a premier forum for the presentation of new research results
    and the identification of future research directions in the area
    of computer and communications security. The first five conferences
    were held in Fairfax, Virginia (1993 and 1994), New Delhi, India
    (1996), Zurich, Switzerland (1997) and San Francisco, California
    (1998). The 6th conference in the series will be held in Singapore
    on November 1-4 1999. CCS is sponsored by ACM SIGSAC.
    
    The preliminary call for paper for ACM CCS'99 is attached. For more
    details, please see the conference web page http://www.isi.edu/ccs99/
    



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