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Paper Title
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Author(s)
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Page
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Preface
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v
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Biographies of
Conference Chairs, Programme Chair, Keynote Speaker and Mini-track Chairs
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vii
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Biographies of
contributing authors
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ix
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The Evolution of
Information Operations, Contracts across the DoD: Opportunities for Growth in
the Future for Academics
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Edwin Leigh Armistead1 and Thomas Murphy2
1Edith Cowan University, Australia
2Northlight Technologies, USA
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1-8
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On Manipulability
of Algorithms
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Sviatoslav Braynov
University of Illinois
at Springfield IL USA
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9-16
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Developing a
Framework to Improve Information Assurance Battlespace Knowledge
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Adam Bryant and
Michael Grimaila
Air Force Institute of Technology, Fairborn,
OH, USA
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17-24
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Security Risks in
USAF Geospatial Information Sharing
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Scott Bryant
and Michael Grimaila
Air Force Institute of Technology Fairborn,
OH, USA
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25-32
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Performance Impact
of Connectivity Restrictions and Increased Vulnerability Presence on
Automated Attack Graph Generation
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James Cullum,
Cynthia Irvine and Tim Levin
Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey,
CA, USA
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33-46
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Analyzing Security
Measures for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks Using
Attack and Protection Trees
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Kenneth Edge,
Richard Raines, Rusty Baldwin, Michael Grimaila, Christopher Reuter and
Robert Bennington
Wright-Patterson AFB, Fairborn,Oh, USA
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47-56
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A Study of DNS
Traffic Patterns on a Large Autonomous System
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Sid Faber1and
Bert Lundy2
1Software Engineering Institute, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
2Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, USA
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57-68
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Development of a
Defensive Cyber Damage Assessment Framework
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Larry Fortson
and Michael Grimaila
Air Force Institute of Technology, Fairborn,
OH, USA
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69-76
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Anti-Forensics:
Techniques, Detection and Countermeasures
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Simson
Garfinkel
Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey,
CA, USA
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77-84
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IPv6: World Update
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Kenneth Geers
and Alexander Eisen
NCIS Washington, DC, USA
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85-94
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Leap in the Dark:
An Attempt to Theorize Personnel Anomaly Detection for Countering Insider
Threats
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Shuyuan Mary Ho
Syracuse University, NY, USA
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95-100
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Conceptual Design
of a Microfluidics Suppressor to Protect against Potentially Lethal Printing
Devices: A Scenario-based Physical Cyber Security Measure
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Berg Hyacinthe1
and Yves Anglade2
1Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA
2Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, FL, USA
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101-110
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‘Virtual’
Security Teaching Techniques – Teaching IA methods using VMWare Teams
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Derek Isaacs
Colorado Technical
University, and Boecore Inc, Colorado Springs CO,
USA
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111-116
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Differential Power
Analysis Attacks against AES Circuits Implemented on a FPGA
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Keisuke Iwai,
Minoru Sasaki and Takakazu
Kurokawa National Defense Academy, Japan
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117-122
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Categorization of
Profiles for PSYOPs: Can Technology Help?
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Magdi Kamel,
Mark Eramo, and Christopher Sutter
Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey,
CA, USA
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123-132
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Implications of
Information Flow Priorities for Interorganizational Crisis Management
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Tuija Kuusisto1,
Rauno Kuusisto2 and Mark Nissen3
1Ministry of Defence, Helsinki, Finland 2National Defence
University, Helsinki, Finland
3Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, USA
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133-140
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Thinking
Strategically About Information Operations
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Irving Lachow
and Robert Miller
National Defense University, Washington,
DC, USA
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141-146
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Intrusion
Detection in open Source Software via Dynamic Aspects
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William Mahoney
and William Sousan
University of Nebraska
at Omaha, NE, USA
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147-154
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Fine-Grain Security
for Military-Civilian-Coalition Operations Though Virtual Private Workspace
Technology
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R William Maule
and Shelley Gallup
Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey,
CA, USA
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155-162
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Creating Hardware-based
Primitives that Facilitate the Exposure of State Information Useful for
Security Related Monitoring
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Stephen Mott
and Paul Williams
Air Force Institute of Technology, Fairborn,
OH, USA
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163-170
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Graphical Based
user Authentication with Embedded Mouse Stroke Dynamics
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Ken Revett1, Sergio Tenreiro de Magalhaes2 and
Henrique Santos2
1University of Westminster, London,Uk
2University do Minho, Portugal
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171-176
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Planning Cost-Effective
Deceptive Resource Denial in Defense to Cyber-Attacks
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Neil Rowe
U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, CA,
USA
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177-184
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Experiments with a
Testbed for Automated Defensive Deception Planning for Cyber-Attacks
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Neil Rowe, Han
Goh, Sze Lim, and Binh Duong
U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, CA,
USA
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185-194
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Modified RSL as a
Countermeasure Against Differential Power Analysis
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Minoru Sasaki,
Keisuke Iwai and Takakazu
Kurokawa National Defense Academy, Japan
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205-216
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A Framework for Relating
Cyberspace Operations to the Cognitive and Physical Domains
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Tiffiny Smith1, Pamela Woolley2, Robert Mills1, and Richard Raines1
1Air
Force Institute of Technology, Fairborn, OH, USA
2 Fairchild AFB WA, USA
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217-224
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Similarity Analysis
of Malicious Executables
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Anthonius
Sulaiman, Sandeep Mandada, Srinivas Mukkamala and Andrew Sung
New Mexico Tech, Socorro,NM,
USA
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225-232
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Using Deception
for assuring Security
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Stilianos
Vidalis, Eric Llewellyn and Chrostopher
Tubbs
University of Wales, Newport
,UK
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233-240
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The Design Space
of Metamorphic Malware
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Andrew
Walenstein1, Rachit Mathur2, Mohamed Chouchane1, and Arun Lakhotia1
1University
of Louisiana at Lafayette,
LA, U.S.A.
2McAfee
Avert Labs, Beaverton, OR, U.S.A
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241-248
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Information
Terrorism in the New Security Environment
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Ken Webb
RNSA and Edith Cowan University, Perth,
Western Australia
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249-256
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Inter-Network Operations
Center Dial-By- ASN (INOC-DBA), a Hotline for Critical
Internet Infrastructure Management
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Bill Woodcock1 and Ross Stapleton- Gray2
1Packet
Clearing House, Berkeley, CA, USA
2Internet
Awareness, Inc., Berkeley, CA, USA
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257-262
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SME Security in
the Digital age
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Don Milne1, John McCarthy2,and Bryan Mills2
1Buckinghamshire
Chilterns University College, High Wycombe, UK
2Service
Tec Global Services Ltd, UK
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263-270
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