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Harnessing AI and analytics to enhance cybersecurity and privacy for collective intelligence systems. [PDF]

PeerJ Comput Sci
Naeem MR, Amin R, Farhan M, Alotaibi FA, Alnfiai MM, Sampedro GA, Karovič V.   +6 more
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A Survey on Secure WiFi Sensing Technology: Attacks and Defenses. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Liu X, Meng X, Duan H, Hu Z, Wang M.
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SGO: Semantic Group Obfuscation for Location-Based Services in VANETS. [PDF]

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Ullah I, Shah MA.
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Assessing the Security Properties of Software Obfuscation

IEEE Security and Privacy, 2016
The battle between software obfuscation and reverse engineering has been ongoing for decades. Yet the degree of security that obfuscation actually guarantees remains unclear. Obfuscation's security properties and challenges to achieving a valid security property are evaluated.
Hui Xu 0009, Michael R. Lyu
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Methods and software for the orogram obfuscation

2009 International Siberian Conference on Control and Communications, 2009
On the basis of analysis of the obfuscation transformations the most rational set is given for automation of the obfuscation process. Design of Delphi software for automating obfuscation is proposed and described.
O.O. Shevtsova, D.N. Buintsev
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Information theory-based software metrics and obfuscation

Journal of Systems and Software, 2004
Abstract A new approach to software metrics using concepts from information theory, data compression, complexity theory and analogies with real physical systems is described. A novel application of software obfuscation allows an existing software package to be analysed in terms of the effects of perturbations caused by the obfuscator.
Steven Robert Kirk, Samantha Jenkins
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The performance cost of software obfuscation for Android applications

Computers and Security, 2018
Abstract Software security of Android applications is especially susceptible (vulnerable) to malicious reverse engineer than the native code based software, because its Java bytecode is easier to decompile and to reconstruct the original Java source code.
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Function Level Control Flow Obfuscation for Software Security

2014 Eighth International Conference on Complex, Intelligent and Software Intensive Systems, 2014
Software released to the user has the risk of reverse engineering attacks. Software control flow obfuscation is one of the techniques used to make the reverse engineering of software programs harder. Control flow obfuscation, obscures the control flow of the program so that it is hard for an analyzer to decode the logic of the program.
Vivek Balachandran, Sabu Emmanuel
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Obfuscated integration of software protections

International Journal of Information Security, 2020
To counter man-at-the-end attacks such as reverse engineering and tampering, software is often protected with techniques that require support modules to be linked into the application. It is well known, however, that attackers can exploit the modular nature of applications and their protections to speed up the identification and comprehension process ...
Jens Van den Broeck, Bart Coppens 0001, Bjorn De Sutter   +2 more
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Software protection with increased complexity and obfuscation

Proceedings of the 50th Annual Southeast Regional Conference, 2012
While many software solutions are provided through open source, the question of proprietary interest still remains. When outsourcing parts of a product's software development, there's a risk that the outsourcing partners will become competitors in the future.
Frank Tsui, Sheryl Duggins, Orlando Karam   +2 more
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