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Cyberattacks

open access: yes, 2022
A cyberattack is a technology-enabled attack that compromises the cybersecurity of a person or an organisation and targets their information assets. Such compromises are detrimental to customer trust and brand reputation and often have severe financial ...
Paraskevas, Alexandros   +1 more
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On cyberattack mechanisms

International Journal of Web and Grid Services, 2013
Cybercrimes and cyberattacks have become serious threats to the internet-based life and work of people and organisations. Cyberdefenders and law enforcement have been waging a losing war against the determined and clever cybercriminals and cyberwarriors. The primary elements of cyberattack include hacking, malware, and DDoS attacks. This paper provides
Jaehyuk Choi 0002   +4 more
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Cyberattacks

Introduced in 2008 by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto, it was designed for recording. While its initial application was limited to digital currency, its potential quickly transcended the confines of cryptocurrency, sparking the interest of industries government.
Syed Hassan Imam Gardezi   +6 more
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Deterring Strategic Cyberattack

IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2011
Protecting critical infrastructure from cyberattacks by other nations is a matter of considerable concern. Can deterrence play a role in such protection? Can lessons from nuclear deterrence-the most elaborated and successful version of deterrence-be adapted to the cyber case?
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Cyberattack Classificator Verification

2017
Cyber security is an integral part of security system of any advanced country. Given the fact that the number of cyber attacks constantly increase with concurrent increase of their technological complexity, the paper proposes a new classifier structure to speed up detection of unauthorized interference while maintaining the established accuracy ...
Igor Korobiichuk   +4 more
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Economically Complex Cyberattacks

IEEE Security and Privacy Magazine, 2005
Most people working in cyber security recognize that the interconnections and complexities of our economy can have a huge effect on the destructiveness of cyber attacks. They refer casually to "network effects," "spillover effects" or "knock-on effects." Yet there is little understanding of how such effects actually work, what conditions are necessary ...
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