Protected: [review #9] Decision and Game Theory for Security | 10-11th International Conference, GameSec 2019-2020
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[review #8] Decision and Game Theory for Security | 12th International Conference, GameSec 2021
Decision and Game Theory for Security: 12th International Conference, GameSec 2021 Virtual Event, October 25-27, 2021 Proceedings
Protected: [review #7] Deceptive Attack and Defense Game in Honeypot-Enabled Networks for the Internet of Things
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[review #6] Decision and Game Theory for Security | 13th International Conference, GameSec 2022
Decision and Game Theory for Security: 13th International Conference, GameSec 2022 Pittsburgh, PA, USA, October 26-28, 2022 Proceedings
[review #5] Deceptive routing in relay networks
In this paper, we study a proactive defense mechanism against jamming in multi-hop relay networks, in which one or more network sources introduce a deceptive network flow along a disjoint routing path.
Protected: [review #4] Game Theory | paper summary
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[review #3] Game Theory | Types of Interactions, Equilibrium Concepts
Game Theory | Types of Interactions, Equilibrium Concepts
Hazra, T.; Anjaria, K. Applications of game theory in deep learning: A survey. Multimed. Tools Appl. 2022, 81, 8963–8994.
[review #2] A Game-theoretic Taxonomy and Survey of Defensive Deception for Cybersecurity and Privacy
Categorize the game theory of defensive deception for cybersecurity and privacy, and review papers that investigate it.
[review #1] Do You Really Need to Disguise Normal Servers as Honeypots?
Reviewing “Do You Really Need to Disguise Normal Servers as Honeypots?” papers and looking for improvements
Game Theory 11 – chap22. Job-market signaling
Learn about the first application of signaling, job-market signaling by Michael Spence.