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Paper2018

Deceiving Attackers in Wireless Local Area Networks Using Decoys

Material reviewed: Abstract

This work proposes applying a cyber deception strategy in wireless local area networks, using decoys that are honeypots, to detect and characterize malicious activity such as the evil twin access point. The authors further describe how the same approach can be used to gather attacker activity information and to detect SSL stripping and DNS spoofing attacks.

NetworkHoneypotDecoy
Paper2018

Securing Internet of Things(IoT) Using HoneyPots

Material reviewed: Abstract

The authors describe the use of honeypots as a decoy-based technology deployed in a network, aimed at defending IoT devices from attacks and gathering information about the attacker's device. The paper presents how honeypots, acting as cost-effective deception models, entice attackers in order to preserve information against attacks.

IoTNetworkHoneypotDecoy
Paper2018

Visual Modeling of Cyber Deception

Material reviewed: Publisher metadata

Bibliographic record on visual modeling of deception. The abstract and findings still require review.

NetworkDecoy
Cristiano De Faveri, Ana Moreira
Paper2017

A Probabilistic Logic of Cyber Deception

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Bibliographic record on probabilistic logic of deception. The abstract and findings still require review.

NetworkDecoy
Sushil Jajodia, Noseong Park
Paper2017

Technologies to enable cyber deception

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Bibliographic record on technologies enabling deception. The abstract and findings still require review.

NetworkDecoy
Vincent E. Urias, William M.S. Stout
Paper2016

ACyDS: An adaptive cyber deception system

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Bibliographic record on an adaptive deception system. The abstract and findings still require review.

NetworkDecoy
Cho-Yu J. Chiang, Yitzchak M. Gottlieb
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Two factor honeytoken authentication (2FHA)

Material reviewed: Abstract

The thesis proposes an authentication framework combining multi-factor authentication with honeytoken-based deception techniques. It describes three successive architectures: static honeytokens to improve detection of compromised credentials, the 2FHA mechanism combining one-time passwords (Google Authenticator) with honeytokens, and a final architecture with session-bound honeytokens, blockchain-supported auditing, and smart contracts on Ethereum.

IdentityApplicationHoneytokenDecoy

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