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Evaluation of adaptive attacker models [PDF]
In this paper, we model attacker behaviour. We have implemented a usual, i.e., omniscient, attacker and our adaptive attacker. We are going to compare these two models to find whether there is a significant difference between them. We consider the comparison from the attacker point of view and from the point of view of the defender (which wants to ...
Krautsevich L, Yautsiukhin A
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Modeling and Preventing Phishing Attacks
2005A first contribution of this paper is a theoretical yet practically applicable model covering a large set of phishing attacks, aimed towards developing an understanding of threats relating to phishing. We model an attack by a phishing graph in which nodes correspond to knowledge or access rights, and (directed) edges correspond to means of obtaining ...
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Towards Modelling Adaptive Attacker’s Behaviour
2013We describe our model for the behaviour of an attacker. In the model, the attacker has uncertain knowledge about a computer system. Moreover, the attacker tries different attack paths if initially selected ones cannot be completed. The model allows finer-grained analysis of the security of computer systems.
Leanid Krautsevich +2 more
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Minimization of Fatalities in a Nuclear Attack Model
Operations Research, 1969This paper considers a two-sided war game in which one side (the defender) must first deploy its defenses, consisting of both a passive defense (shelters), and an active defense (anti-missile missiles); the other side (the attacker) then decides how to aim its missiles.
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The Canadian Entomologist, 1959
Any realistic mathematical model of insect pest population dynamics to be used in maximizing control efficiency must mimic the effects of weather, the habitat, other organisms of various specles, food, and chemicals applied by man. However. before such a model can be constructed.
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Any realistic mathematical model of insect pest population dynamics to be used in maximizing control efficiency must mimic the effects of weather, the habitat, other organisms of various specles, food, and chemicals applied by man. However. before such a model can be constructed.
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International Journal of Safety and Security Engineering, 2014
S. Al-Fedaghi, Samer Moein
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S. Al-Fedaghi, Samer Moein
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Attack and System Modeling Applied to IoT, Cloud, and Mobile Ecosystems
ACM Computing Surveys, 2021João Bernardo Ferreira Sequeiros +2 more
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Do Not Model the Attacker (Transcript of Discussion)
2011Tuomas Aura: You criticised the fact that tools have built in assumptions, but this depends on the tool user. If you think of things such as program-defining tools, or program checkers, something that you want someone to use over and over again, they should do things automatically, and get it right most of the time. In that case you don't want the user
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