Titlebook: Introduction to Cyberdeception; Neil C. Rowe,Julian Rrushi Textbook 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 deception.comp

hazard

膠水

Defensive Camouflage,hide valuable data and programs. Also, since it can also be used to conceal the perpetrators of an attack (Nunes et al. 2015), it can similarly conceal defenders. The techniques of Chap. . can aid camouflage, but there are others.

祝賀

False Excuses, bureaucracies (Wilson 2000), and large software systems are like bureaucracies with many of the same problems. Cybersystems under attack are being asked to do things that they should not want to do, so excuses can be an excellent defensive tactic. Cybersystems already use plenty of excuses in the f

Water-Brash

教育學(xué)

Measuring Deception,chapter will explain how to measure the degree to which behavior or objects are suspicious, of either those of cyberattackers or cyberdefenders. Measuring those of cyberattackers will enable us to decide when we are under attack, and measuring those of cyberdefenders will enable us to design the mos

蒸發(fā)

Software Engineering of Deceptive Software and Systems,n et al. (2015) provides a detailed top-down view of deception planning, and Bodmer et al. (2012) offers useful alternative approaches to operationalizing deception. Heckman et al. (2015) situates cyberdeception in the context of military operations planning, and Bodmer et al. (2012) is a good resou

Discrete

Decoy I/O Devices,g system usability and manageability. The idea is to display on a computer system evidence of the decoy I/O devices following Chap. . ideas. Their projection would make them appear as valid targets of interception and malicious modification, or as means of propagation to target machines. Good candid

ALOFT

Ceramic

Law and Ethics for Software Deception,ever, deception is not always permitted by laws, policies, and ethical principles. We need to consider these limits. We first examine ethics, the theory of under what circumstances some deception is acceptable, and then the legal problems that can be posed by cyberdeception.

Fallibility

Psychology of Deception,This chapter provides background on deception as a psychological phenomenon.