Accepted Papers
Jonas  Andrulis, Jochen Haller and Christof Weinhardt. Multi-Agent
Simulation based Evaluation of the STORE Reputation  System
Marie  Elisabeth Gaup Moe, Bjarne Emil Helvik and Svein Johan
      Knapskog. Comparison of the Beta and the Hidden Markov  Models of Trust in Dynamic Environments
Atle Refsdal  and Ketil Stølen. Employing key indicators to provide a
      dynamic risk picture with a notion of confidence
Mozhgan  Tavakolifard, Peter Herrmann and Svein Johan Knapskog.
      Inferring Trust based on Similarity with TILLIT 
Kemal Bicakci,  Mustafa Yuceel, Burak Erdeniz, Hakan Gurbaslar and
        Nart Bedin Atalay. Graphical Passwords as Browser  Extension: Implementation
      and Usability Study     
Georgios  PITSILIS. Trust-enhanced Recommender Systems for Efficient
      On-line collaboration
Radoslaw  Nielek, Aleksander Wawer and Adam Wierzbicki. Spiral of
        hatred: social effects in buyer-seller cross-comments  left on Internet
      auctions    
Tzvi Chumash  and Danfeng Yao. SafePHP: Detection and Prevention of
      Insider Threats in DB Driven Web Services 
Mohamed Ahmed  and Stephen Hailes. Understanding the Requirements and
      Limitations of Reputation-Based Systems 
Christian  Damsgaard Jensen. Security in Wiki-Style Authoring Systems
      Systems
Omar Hasan,  Lionel Brunie, Jean-Marc Pierson and Elisa Bertino.
      Elimination of Subjectivity from Trust Recommendation
Reid Kerr and  Robin Cohen.  An Experimental Testbed for  Evaluation
      of Trust and Reputation Systems     
Adam J. Lee,  Marianne Winslett and Kenneth J. Perano. TrustBuilder2:
      A Reconfigurable Framework for Trust Negotiation
Sunitha  Ramanujam, Anubha Gupta, Latifur Khan, Steven Seida and
      Bhavani Thuraisingham. A Relational Wrapper for RDF  Reification   
Federico  Stagni, Alvaro Arenas, Benjamin Aziz and Fabio Martinelli.
      On Usage Control in Data Grids
Mozhgan  Tavakolifard, Peter Herrmann and Pinar Ozturk. Analogical
      Trust Reasoning   
Camilo Viecco  and Jean Camp. A Risk Based Approach To Limit The
      Effects of Covert Channels for Internet Sensor Data  Aggregators for Sensor Privacy
