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Futuristic cyber-attacks

International Journal of Knowledge-based and Intelligent Engineering Systems, 2018
In the present day, human beings are living in a world which is networked together, ranging from online banking to connected physical infrastructures. The network security that was once optional has now become an exigency. Cyber-attacks have now emerged as one of the prime concerns globally.
S. Sibi Chakkaravarthy   +4 more
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Predicting Consequences of Cyber-Attacks

2020 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data), 2020
Cyber-physical systems posit a complex number of security challenges due to interconnection of heterogeneous devices having limited processing, communication, and power capabilities. Additionally, the conglomeration of both physical and cyber-space further makes it difficult to devise a single security plan spanning both these spaces.
Prerit Datta   +3 more
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Deception in Cyber Attacks

2007
Cyberspace, computers, and networks are now potential terrain of warfare. We describe some effective forms of deception in cyberspace and discuss how these deceptions are used in attacks. After a general assessment of deception opportunities in cyberspace, we consider various forms of identity deceptions, denial-of-service attacks, Trojan horses, and ...
Rowe, Neil C., Custy, E. John
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Cyber-attacks and banking intermediation

Economics Letters, 2023
Using data from 2144 U.S. banks over the period 2011-2019, this article highlights that cyber-attacks affect bank intermediation through a reduction in deposit collection, and credit supply.
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Scalable Detection of Cyber Attacks

2011
Attackers can exploit vulnerabilities to incrementally penetrate a network and compromise critical systems. The enormous amount of raw security data available to analysts and the complex interdependencies among vulnerabilities make manual analysis extremely labor-intensive and error-prone. To address this important problem, we build on previous work on
Massimiliano Albanese   +3 more
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Cyber-Attacks, Cryptocurrencies and Cyber Security

2023
This paper provides comprehensive evidence on the effects of cyber-attacks (cyber-crime, cyber espionage, cyber warfare and hacktivism) and cyber security on the risk-adjusted returns, realised volatilities and trading volumes of the three main cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin).
Caporale GM   +3 more
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Foiling cyber attacks

2017 International Conference on Cyber Security And Protection Of Digital Services (Cyber Security), 2017
The article attempts to analyse at a conceptual and practical level whether it is possible to foresee and foil cyber attacks. It argues that cyber threat intelligence is a sensitive and novel approach to doing so in that it departs from the traditional more reactive options used until now.
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Verifying cyber attack properties

Science of Computer Programming, 2017
Abstract The heterogeneous, evolving and distributed nature of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) means that there is little chance of performing a top down development or anticipating all critical requirements such devices will need to satisfy individually and collectively.
Colin O'Halloran   +2 more
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Cyber Attacks

2007
Information systems (computers and networks) are increasingly the targets of attacks ranging from vandalism to serious crimes (Richardson, 2003). Since government systems are valuable resources for a society, it is important to protect them from such attacks.
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Neutralizing Cyber Attacks: Techniques of Neutralization and Willingness to Commit Cyber Attacks

American Journal of Criminal Justice, 2021
Cyber attacks on critical infrastructure by ideology-based hackers may have both significant financial costs and public safety consequences. Scholars have been increasingly using Sykes and Matza’s (1957) techniques of neutralization to better understand the commission of various forms of cybercrime, including that of computer hacking.
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