Understanding vulnerabilities by refining taxonomy

Ahmad, Nurul Haszeli; Aljunid, S. A.; Manan, Jamalul-lail Ab

doi:10.1109/isias.2011.6122789

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“…In addition, continuing with the application of the snowball technique [25] to the conceptual models indicated in the previous articles, the following conceptual models of ontologies and taxonomies have been considered for this proposal: [26], focused on asset ontologies per user; [27], focused on asset ontologies; [28], paper focused on taxonomy of impacts on assets; [29], focused on mobile asset taxonomy; [30], focused on threat taxonomy; [31], focused on taxonomy of voice over IP threats; [32], focused on attack ontology; [33], focused on attack taxonomy; [34], focused on vulnerability taxonomy; [35], focused on vulnerability taxonomy based on information attributes; [36], paper focused on vulnerability taxonomy; and [37], focused on vulnerability taxonomy.…”

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AVARCIBER: a framework for assessing cybersecurity risks

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