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IoT/Embedded vs. Security : Learn from the Past, Apply to the Present, Prepare for the Future

2018

It is expected there will be 50 billion IoT/embedded connected devices by 2020. At the same time, multiple recent studies revealed that IoT/embedded devices and their software/firmware is plagued with weaknesses and vulnerabilities. Moreover, various recent and prominent attacks, such as the Mirai botnet targeting Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) IoT/embedded devices, and the ROCA attack targeting secure embedded hardware chips (in their many form-factors), clearly demonstrate the need to secure the many layers and components of the highly fragmented and heterogeneous ecosystem of IoT/embedded devices. In this paper we aim to explore, discuss and exemplify some research aspects and direction…

sulautettu tietotekniikkaesineiden internetsecuritytietoturva
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Exploring determinants of different information security behaviors

2016

Aim: The aim was to introduce new explanatory construct, namely illegitimate tasks from Stress-as-Offense-to-Self Theory (SOS), to better understand information security behavior (ISB). In addition, more commonly used constructs from Deterrence theory (DT) and Protection Motivation Theory (PMT) were used to explain ISB. This study also investigated several behaviors separately to evaluate the generalizability of the behavioral determinants. Methods: Four ISBs, namely general ISP compliance (ISP), not copying sensitive information to the unsecured USB drive (USB), locking or logging out from the computer (LOG), and not writing down passwords (PSW). Formal and informal sanctions from DT, thre…

suojautuminenDeterrence TheoryInformation security behaviorStress-as-Offense-to-Self TheorytietoturvaProtection Motivation Theory
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Anomaly detection approach to keystroke dynamics based user authentication

2017

Keystroke dynamics is one of the authentication mechanisms which uses natural typing pattern of a user for identification. In this work, we introduced Dependence Clustering based approach to user authentication using keystroke dynamics. In addition, we applied a k-NN-based approach that demonstrated strong results. Most of the existing approaches use only genuine users data for training and validation. We designed a cross validation procedure with artificially generated impostor samples that improves the learning process yet allows fair comparison to previous works. We evaluated the methods using the CMU keystroke dynamics benchmark dataset. Both proposed approaches outperformed the previou…

ta113AuthenticationpääsynvalvontaComputer scienceaccess control02 engineering and technologycomputer.software_genreKeystroke dynamicstodentaminen020204 information systems0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringBenchmark (computing)Unsupervised learningauthentication020201 artificial intelligence & image processingAnomaly detectionData miningtietoturvadata securitycomputer
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Is My Office 365 GDPR Compliant? : Security Issues in Authentication and Administration

2018

The General Data Protection Regulation, commonly referred as GDPR, will be enforced in all European Union countries in May 2018. GDPR sets requirements for processing EU citizens’ personal data regardless of the physical location of the organisation processing the data. Over 40 percent of European organisations are using Office 365. Microsoft claims that Office 365 service is GDPR compliant, and has provided tools to help Office 365 customers to ensure their GDPR compliancy. In this paper, we present some security issues related to the very foundation of Office 365 service, namely Azure Active Directory and administrative tools, and assess their GDPR compliancy. Our findings reveal that per…

ta113Computer scienceinformation securityOffice 365Microsoft OfficeComputer securitycomputer.software_genreAuthentication (law)pilvipalvelutGDPRtietoturvacomputerAdministration (government)Azure
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A Network-Based Framework for Mobile Threat Detection

2018

Mobile malware attacks increased three folds in the past few years and continued to expand with the growing number of mobile users. Adversary uses a variety of evasion techniques to avoid detection by traditional systems, which increase the diversity of malicious applications. Thus, there is a need for an intelligent system that copes with this issue. This paper proposes a machine learning (ML) based framework to counter rapid evolution of mobile threats. This model is based on flow-based features, that will work on the network side. This model is designed with adversarial input in mind. The model uses 40 timebased network flow features, extracted from the real-time traffic of malicious and…

ta113Computer scienceintrusion detectionmobile threatsFeature extractionEvasion (network security)concept-driftAdversaryComputer securitycomputer.software_genreFlow networkMobile malwareanomaly detectionVariety (cybernetics)haittaohjelmatmachine learningkoneoppiminenmobiililaitteetMalwaretietoturvacomputerHumanoid robot
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Support vector machine integrated with game-theoretic approach and genetic algorithm for the detection and classification of malware

2013

Abstract. —In the modern world, a rapid growth of mali- cious software production has become one of the most signifi- cant threats to the network security. Unfortunately, wides pread signature-based anti-malware strategies can not help to de tect malware unseen previously nor deal with code obfuscation te ch- niques employed by malware designers. In our study, the prob lem of malware detection and classification is solved by applyin g a data-mining-based approach that relies on supervised mach ine- learning. Executable files are presented in the form of byte a nd opcode sequences and n-gram models are employed to extract essential features from these sequences. Feature vectors o btained are…

ta113Network securitybusiness.industryComputer scienceFeature vectorFeature extractionuhatBytecomputer.file_formatMachine learningcomputer.software_genrehaittaohjelmatSupport vector machineObfuscation (software)ComputingMethodologies_PATTERNRECOGNITIONnetworknetwork securityMalwareData miningArtificial intelligenceExecutabletietoturvabusinesscomputer2013 IEEE Globecom Workshops (GC Wkshps)
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Creating modern blue pills and red pills

2019

The blue pill is a malicious stealthy hypervisor-based rootkit. The red pill is a software package that is designed to detect such blue pills. Since the blue pill was originally proposed there has been an ongoing arms race between developers that try to develop stealthy hypervisors and developers that try to detect such stealthy hypervisors. Furthermore, hardware advances have made several stealth attempts impossible while other advances enable even more stealthy operation. In this paper we describe the current status of detecting stealth hypervisors and methods to counter them. peerReviewed

tekninen rikostutkintaforensicsvirtualisointikyberrikollisuusinformation securitytietoturvakyberturvallisuusvirtualizationtietomurtoverkkohyökkäykset
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Reducing the Time to Detect Cyber Attacks : Combining Attack Simulation With Detection Logic

2021

Cyber attacks have become harder to detect, causing the average detection time of a successful data breach to be over six months and typically costing the target organization nearly four million dollars. The attacks are becoming more sophisticated and targeted, leaving unprepared environments easy prey for the attackers. Organizations with working antivirus systems and firewalls may be surprised when they discover their network has been encrypted by a ransomware operator. This raises a serious question, how did the attacks go undetected? The conducted research focuses on the most common pitfalls regarding late or even non-existent detection by defining the root cause behind the failed detec…

threat detectionorganisaatiotTK5101-6720threat analysiscyber defensetietotekniikkacybersecurity frameworktestauscyber attack simulationTelecommunicationsimulointisoctietoturvakyberturvallisuusverkkohyökkäyksetexploitationpalomuurit (tietoturva)
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Sähköpostin välityksellä tehtävä tietojenkalastelu

2017

Tämä kirjallisuuskatsauksena tehty kandidaatintutkielma tarkastelee tietojenkalastelua esittelemällä sähköpostin välityksellä tapahtuvan tietojenkalastelun keinoja, suojautumistapoja ja syitä sille miksi se onnistuu. Tietojenkalastelua tapahtuu koko ajan maailmanlaajuisesti ja sen uhriksi voi joutua lähes kuka tahansa. Tietojenkalastelu aiheuttaa vuosittain mittavia taloudellisia vahinkoja sekä yksityisille ihmisille, että organisaatioille. Sähköposti on ollut yleisesti eniten käytetty alusta, jolla lähetetään tietojenkalasteluviestejä, ja vaikka teknologian kehittyessä tulee koko ajan uusia tapoja ja mahdollisuuksia lähettää tietojenkalasteluviestejä, niin sähköpostin välityksellä niitä lä…

tietojenkalasteluhaitta-ohjelmasähköpostikohdennettu tietojenkalastelutietoturva
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Tietojenkalastelun tavat ja suojautumiskeinot

2016

Tässä kandidaatin tutkielmassa käsitellään tietojenkalastelun tapoja ja erilaisia suojautumiskeinoja kirjallisuuskatsauksen keinoin. Tietojenkalastelu on jatku-vasti kasvava ilmiö, mikä ei rajoitu enää pelkästään sähköpostiin. Nykyään tietojenkalastelua esiintyy esimerkiksi tekstiviesteissä, pikaviesteissä ja yhteisöpalveluissa. Tietojenkalastelu voi aiheuttaa merkittäviä henkilökohtaisia ja taloudellisia vahinkoja sekä yrityksille että yksityishenkilöille. Tästä huolimatta käyttäjät eivät useinkaan ole tarpeeksi tietoisia tietojenkalastelun riskeistä ja käyttäjät nähdäänkin usein heikoimpana lenkkinä tietoturvassa. Tietojenkalastelun tavat kehittyvät koko ajan, eikä yhtä luodinkestävää rat…

tietojenkalastelusuojautuminenkäyttäjän manipulointitietoturvahyökkäys
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