Network coding, as a promising networking technique to improve a network's throughput, scalability, and robustness, has gained a great deal of attention since its inception with the seminal paper "Network Information Flow" (R. Ahlswede, N. Cai, S.-Y. R. Li, and R. W. Yeung, IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, IT-46, pp. 1204-1216, 2000) . Theoretically, network coding can indeed improve the throughput and robustness of a network. However, before network coding technique can be really applied and accepted in practical scenarios, we must carefully address its unique security challenges. Otherwise, people may not have enough confidence to impel this technique. For example, due to its multicast in nature, when network coding technique benefits a network, the network would become fragile when attacks (e.g., pollution attacks) exist. Although it has been witnessed in recent years that many research efforts have been carried out to solve the network coding security challenges in secrecy and pollution attacks based on not only information theory techniques but also cryptographic techniques, the security challenges of network coding are still far from being perfectly solved. Therefore, for network coding security research, the future is challenging, but the reward is also attractive.

   It would be useful to create an up-to-date bibliography on secure network coding and make it available on the Internet. So we try our best to maintain a complete list of all secure network coding.

   In general, we are including literatures in English, which are published in conference proceedings, journals, and some unpublished technical reports or dissertations. We would appreciate knowing of any errors in this list, as well as any literatures that should be added. Please e-mail to us.