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2018 6th International Conference on Future Internet of Things and Cloud Workshops (FiCloudW), 2018
The following paper proposes a security scheme applied to microgrids, using symmetric and asymmetric encryption algorithms, digital signatures, hash functions, and SSL certificates to comply with confidentiality, authentication, and integrity aspects in a grid implemented with Raspberry Pi 3 nodes.
Sebastian Cruz-Duarte +2 more
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The following paper proposes a security scheme applied to microgrids, using symmetric and asymmetric encryption algorithms, digital signatures, hash functions, and SSL certificates to comply with confidentiality, authentication, and integrity aspects in a grid implemented with Raspberry Pi 3 nodes.
Sebastian Cruz-Duarte +2 more
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Communications of the ACM, 2012
Increased attention to cybersecurity has not resulted in improved cybersecurity.
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Increased attention to cybersecurity has not resulted in improved cybersecurity.
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IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2010
This issue of FGM adds a prong to the CISO's rack of antlers by creating a cybersecurity index instrumental to hedging that CISO's risks. How? By engaging collaborators in economics and finance—where there is no shortage of indices representing different types of "exposures" and judgment-based risk measures.
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This issue of FGM adds a prong to the CISO's rack of antlers by creating a cybersecurity index instrumental to hedging that CISO's risks. How? By engaging collaborators in economics and finance—where there is no shortage of indices representing different types of "exposures" and judgment-based risk measures.
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Computer, 2016
Randomizing software characteristics can help thwart cyberattacks by denying critical information about a target system previously known to an attacker.
John C. Knight +4 more
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Randomizing software characteristics can help thwart cyberattacks by denying critical information about a target system previously known to an attacker.
John C. Knight +4 more
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Computer, 2017
We need our computing systems to perform as intended, unaffected by adversaries big or small.
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We need our computing systems to perform as intended, unaffected by adversaries big or small.
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IT Professional, 2010
Enterprise security, often considered a burden for system administrators and users alike, is one of the most rapidly evolving areas of IT. The articles in this issue can help IT professionals who want to be intelligent providers or consumers of secure products and services.
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Enterprise security, often considered a burden for system administrators and users alike, is one of the most rapidly evolving areas of IT. The articles in this issue can help IT professionals who want to be intelligent providers or consumers of secure products and services.
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IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2011
Estimates of losses to cybercrime vary widely. In 2010, Internet crime loss by individuals totaled $560 million. Phishing alone resulted in $120 million per quarter. A Symantec-commissioned StrategyOne report found that 65 percent of computer users have spent 28 hours and $300 dealing with cybercrime; McAfee estimated a $1 trillion global cost.
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Estimates of losses to cybercrime vary widely. In 2010, Internet crime loss by individuals totaled $560 million. Phishing alone resulted in $120 million per quarter. A Symantec-commissioned StrategyOne report found that 65 percent of computer users have spent 28 hours and $300 dealing with cybercrime; McAfee estimated a $1 trillion global cost.
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Scientific American, 2011
An opinion piece is presented on cybersecurity, malware, and scanning computer systems. The author argues that malware can be incredibly dangerous but is extremely difficult to scan for, since it does not have identifying characteristics, can hide infect devices including laptops, smartphones, and servers, and cannot be recognized by examining lines of
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An opinion piece is presented on cybersecurity, malware, and scanning computer systems. The author argues that malware can be incredibly dangerous but is extremely difficult to scan for, since it does not have identifying characteristics, can hide infect devices including laptops, smartphones, and servers, and cannot be recognized by examining lines of
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