Hit 'em where it hurts

Doupé, Adam; Egele, Manuel; Caillat, Benjamin; Stringhini, Gianluca; Yakin, Gorkem; Zand, Ali; Cavedon, Ludovico; Vigna, Giovanni

doi:10.1145/2076732.2076740

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“…An international iCTF competition provides feedback in the form of a scoreboard, which is also used during the game to inform the competitors of the score development and status of their services [13].…”

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Visual Feedback for Players of Multi-Level Capture the Flag Games: Field Usability Study

Ošlejšek

Rusňák

Burska

et al. 2019

2019 IEEE Symposium on Visualization for Cyber Security (VizSec)

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Visual Feedback for Players of Multi-Level Capture the Flag Games: Field Usability Study

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Rusňák

Burska

et al. 2019

2019 IEEE Symposium on Visualization for Cyber Security (VizSec)

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Cyber-Attack Forecast Modeling and Complexity Reduction Using a Game-Theoretic Framework

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Control of Cyber-Physical Systems

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Formulating Cyber-Security as Convex Optimization Problems

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Abstract. Mission-centric cyber-security analysts require a complete overview and understanding of the state of a mission and any potential threats to their completion. To facilitate this, we propose optimizationbased algorithms that can be used to predict in real-time how an attacker may try to compromise a cyber-mission with a limited amount of resources, based on a model that takes into account potential damage to the mission and probabilistic uncertainty. Two different optimization schemes are considered: one where all the mission data is known a priori to the attacker and another where system identification and a moving horizon optimization is used to produce the estimates based on historical data. Our schemes are compared with real attacks carried our by human players in the 2011 international Capture The Flag (iCTF) hacking competition.

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Hit 'em where it hurts

Cited by 33 publications

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Visual Feedback for Players of Multi-Level Capture the Flag Games: Field Usability Study

Visual Feedback for Players of Multi-Level Capture the Flag Games: Field Usability Study

Cyber-Attack Forecast Modeling and Complexity Reduction Using a Game-Theoretic Framework

Formulating Cyber-Security as Convex Optimization Problems

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