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KronNet a lightweight Kronecker enhanced feed forward neural network for efficient IoT intrusion detection. [PDF]

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Ullah S, Wu J, Kamal MM, Saudagar AKJ.
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A lightweight trusted framework for secure data exchange and threat mitigation in IoT-enabled healthcare environments. [PDF]

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Samant PK, Pathak V, Ahmad W, Alabdultif A.   +3 more
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A new adaptive federated learning approach for privacy preserving UAV anomaly detection under non-IID distributions. [PDF]

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Bithi M, Masud ME, Hossain MA.
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A hybrid multi-node QKD-ECC architecture for securing IoT networks. [PDF]

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Chaturvedi R, Sahu D, Singh BP, Prakash S, Yang T, Rathore RS, Cengiz K, Ivković N.   +7 more
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Security Evaluation of Provably Secure ECC-Based Anonymous Authentication and Key Agreement Scheme for IoT. [PDF]

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Park K, Kim M, Park Y.
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EVMCSDLT: Electric vehicle mobile charging system using distributed ledger technology. [PDF]

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Deshmukh N, Khairnar V, Vora D, Jovanovic A, Mouël FL.   +4 more
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A Novel Architecture for Mitigating Botnet Threats in AI-Powered IoT Environments. [PDF]

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Memos VA, Stergiou CL, Bermperis AI, Plageras AP, Psannis KE.   +4 more
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Cecoin: A decentralized PKI mitigating MitM attacks

Future Generation Computer Systems, 2020
Abstract For numerous applications, it is essential to reliably link a public key with its owner. The current solution is to employ the well-known Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), represented by a trusted certificate authority (CA), to fulfill this assignment by signing the certificate for the public key after validating its owner.
Bo Qin, Jikun Huang, Qin Wang, Xizhao Luo, Bin Liang, Wenchang Shi   +5 more
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The Password Reset MitM Attack

2017 IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy (SP), 2017
We present the password reset MitM (PRMitM) attack and show how it can be used to take over user accounts. The PRMitM attack exploits the similarity of the registration and password reset processes to launch a man in the middle (MitM) attack at the application level.
Nethanel Gelernter, Senia Kalma, Bar Magnezi, Hen Porcilan   +3 more
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