4th International Conference on i-Warfare & Security

Proceedings of ICIW 2009
The 4^th International Conference on i-Warfare & Security
held at the Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town, Breakwater Campus, Cape Town, South Africa
26-27 March 2009

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Paper Title	Author(s)	Page No.
Preface		iii
Biographies of Conference Chairs, Programme Chair, Keynote Speaker and Mini-track Chairs		v
Biographies of contributing authors		vii
On the use of Internet Voting on Compromised Computers	Philippe Beaucamps¹, Daniel Reynaud-Plantey¹, Jean-Yves Marion¹ and Eric Filiol^{2 1}Equipe CARTE – LORIA, Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy Cedex France²Army Signals Academy, Rennes, France	1-9
2D Verses 3D Tactical Supremacy in Urban Operations	Chris Flaherty Visiting Fellow, the University of New South Wales, Australia	10-17
The Changing Nature of Leadership in Finnish Military Organisational Culture: The Melting of Mechanistic Command and Control in Media-Networked Circumstances	Aki-Mauri Huhtinen National Defence University, Helsinki, Finland	18-26
Warning to Information Operations Planners: Ignore the Information-Seeking Patterns and the Legal Protection of Information Warfare Victims in the Middle East at Your Peril	Berg Hyacinthe Université de Paris-Assas School of Law, CERSA-CNRS, France Infosense Technologies and Research, Inc., USA	27-34
The Role of Funding and Training for the Management of the Computer Forensics Investigation	Hamid Jahankhani¹, Amie Taal² and Kenneth Revett^{3 1}School of Engineering and Information Sciences, Middlesex University, UK ²Ex-law enforcement officer, Metropolitan Police, UK ³University of Westminster, London, UK	35-42
A Model for Peace Support Operations: An Overview of the ICT and Interoperability Requirements	Louise Leenen, Mapule Modise and Herman le Roux DPSS, Council for Industrial and Scientific Research, Pretoria, South Africa	43-52
Is Buying and Transacting Online Easier and Safer Than Down Town? : An Emerging Economy Perspective	Edna Martim¹, Moses Dlamini¹, Darelle van Greunen², Jan Eloff ³and Marlien Herselman^{4 1}SAP Research CEC Pretoria, South Africa ²Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, South Africa ³University of Pretoria³,South Africa ⁴Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South Africa	53-59
Analyzing Functional Entropy of Software Intent Protection Schemes	Todd McDonald, Eric Trias, and Alan Lin Air Force Institute of Technology, Wright Patterson, USA	60-67
Laws and Regulations of USAF Military Operations in Cyberspace	Thomas Moore, Michael Grimaila, and Dennis Strouble Air Force Institute of Technology, Wright Patterson, USA	68-76
Let Your Fingers Do the Fighting: Pre-Acquisition Exploits - The Technology Crucible	John Nugent University of Dallas Graduate School of Management, Texas, USA	77-84
Computer Network Attack (CNA) Exploit and Vulnerability Trends for Department of Defence Red and Blue Assessment Teams	David Rohret CSC, Inc., San Antonio, Texas, USA	85-89
VoIP Over MANETs: A Performance Analysis of OLSR	Noreen Santos, Barry Mullins, Rusty Baldwin and Ryan Thomas Air Force Institute of Technology, Dayton, Ohio, USA	90-100
Developing an Academic Curriculum in Information Operations: The First Steps	Corey Schou¹, Julie Ryan² and Leigh Armistead^{3 1}Idaho State University, Pocatello, Idaho, USA ²George Washington University, Washington DC, USA ³Edith Cowan University, Perth, Australia	101-110
A Statistical Analysis of Large Passwords Lists, Used to Optimize Brute Force Attacks	Renier Pelser van Heerden and Johannes Vorster CSIR, Pretoria, South Africa	111-128
Towards a Conceptual Framework for Cyberterrorism	Namosha Veerasamy Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), Pretoria, South Africa	129-137
Considerations for Management from the Onset of Information Terrorism	Ken Webb Edith Cowan University, Perth, Western Australia	138-145

Updated 17 March 2009