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Aghaei, Ehsan; Al-Shaer, Ehab

doi:10.1145/3314058.3318167

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“…From the manuscript no. Table 1 Results of radiocarbon analysis: measured F 14 C and corresponding 14 C age, δ 13 C measured by AMS on graphite sample, all samples contained ca. 1 mg of carbon.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Thus, the following results offer perspectives on documents mainly from the second millennium. Since the dating of some documents has been subject of discussions and disputes, the results of 14 C presented here can help enhance our understanding of their history. We also hope that results of our campaign will give an incentive to apply scientific dating to other philological fields on the one hand, and to attract the attention of scholars in physics to the potential that these measurements have for the improvement of the technique as well as its application on philology on the other hand.…”

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confidence: 95%

“…Many of his notes rightly point to open debates within the community of Qurʾān researchers. However, he disregards (or cannot resolve) the problem that triggered the interest in applying 14 Cdating to Qurʾānic manuscripts in the first place: early Qurʾān manuscripts cannot be sufficiently dated by paleography, philology or the study of colophons, obscuring their age. We are convinced and stay optimistic that with a growing number of analyzed samples from Oriental and Qurʾānic manuscripts (Aghaei and Marx 2021), radiocarbon dating will prove its significance as in the course of time it finds growing acceptance in field of manuscript studies.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…We provide in the following pages a short description of each manuscript from which the samples for the 14 C analysis have been taken. In the description we elaborate the debates about the dates of the selected manuscripts to clarify how the additional information provided by 14 C-dating will advance the historical/philological discussion.…”

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Radiocarbon Dating of Manuscripts Kept in the Central Library of the University of Tehran

Aghaei

Bahrololoumi²,

Hajdas³

et al. 2023

Radiocarbon

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This article discusses radiocarbon dating results of documents preserved at the Central Library of the University of Tehran (hereafter, CLUT) as part of the project “Irankoran.” The paper adds new evidence to an ongoing campaign of dating Qurʾāns and Oriental manuscripts by the Corpus Coranicum Project. The dated manuscripts include one kūfī fragment of the Qurʾān on parchment (no. 10950) and a selection of Islamic and Persian manuscripts, all from the second millennium: the Arabic dictionary Muǧmal al-Luġah (Meškāt no. 203), the medical encyclopedia Ḏaḫīrah-ye Kh w ārazmšāhī (no. 5156), the epic Panǧ Ganǧ of Neẓāmī (no. 5179), the book of wisdom Ādāb al-Falāsifah (no. 2165) attributed to Ḥunayn b. Isḥāq (d. 873 CE), and one of the oldest extant manuscripts of the Avesta Wīdēwdād (no. 11263). Although the authenticity of their colophons is disputed, radiocarbon dating supports the dates of the colophons; even in cases where they were suspected of being tampered with, they most likely present the accurate original dates of the corresponding manuscripts. Only in the case of Ādāb al-Falāsifah (no. 2165), radiocarbon dating of the parchment has identified the manuscript as non-authentic. Inconsistent carbon dating results of two samples taken from Ḏaḫīrah-ye Khwārazmšāhī (no. 5156) and Panǧ Ganǧ (no. 5179) provide evidence of later replaced/added leaves.

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confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 95%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Radiocarbon Dating of Manuscripts Kept in the Central Library of the University of Tehran

Aghaei

Bahrololoumi²,

Hajdas³

et al. 2023

Radiocarbon

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“…Legoy[101] evaluated different multi-label text classification models to retrieve TTPs from textual sources based on the ATT&CK framework and developed a tool for extracting ATT&CK Tactics and Techniques from cyber threat reports to a structured format. Aghaei et al[102] suggested using machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing to map CVE to CAPEC and ATT&CK automatically and found the appropriate mitigation for each CVE. By mapping the MITRE ATT&CK Matrix to the NIST cyber security framework, Kwon et al[103] offered approaches and practical solutions to cyber threats.…”

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A Survey of MulVAL Extensions and Their Attack Scenarios Coverage

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Organizations employ various adversary models to assess the risk and potential impact of attacks on their networks. A popular method of visually representing cyber risks is the attack graph. Attack graphs represent vulnerabilities and actions an attacker can take to identify and compromise an organization's assets. Attack graphs facilitate the visual presentation and algorithmic analysis of attack scenarios in the form of attack paths. MulVAL is a generic open-source framework for constructing logical attack graphs, which has been widely used by researchers and practitioners and extended by them with additional attack scenarios. This paper surveys all of the existing MulVAL extensions and maps all MulVAL interaction rules to MITRE ATT&CK Techniques to estimate their attack scenarios coverage. This survey aligns current MulVAL extensions along unified ontological concepts and highlights the existing gaps. It paves the way for the systematic improvement of MulVAL and the comprehensive modeling of the entire landscape of adversarial behaviors captured in MITRE ATT&CK.

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