Usage of game theory in the internet wide scan

Arzhakov, Anton V.

doi:10.1109/eiconrus.2018.8316856

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“…Based on the multi-layered intrusion detection framework, two players form out a non-cooperative Bayesian game. Game theory is used in wide scan [31] for analyzing mass scanning problem. A scanner and its target act as players in an antagonistic game.…”

Section: Game Theory For System Analysismentioning

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A Game-Theoretic Analysis for Distributed Honeypots

Shi

Feng

2019

Future Internet

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A honeypot is a decoy tool for luring an attacker and interacting with it, further consuming its resources. Due to its fake property, a honeypot can be recognized by the adversary and loses its value. Honeypots equipped with dynamic characteristics are capable of deceiving intruders. However, most of their dynamic properties are reflected in the system configuration, rather than the location. Dynamic honeypots are faced with the risk of being identified and avoided. In this paper, we focus on the dynamic locations of honeypots and propose a distributed honeypot scheme. By periodically changing the services, the attacker cannot distinguish the real services from honeypots, and the illegal attack flow can be recognized. We adopt game theory to illustrate the effectiveness of our system. Gambit simulations are conducted to validate our proposed scheme. The game-theoretic reasoning shows that our system comprises an innovative system defense. Further simulation results prove that the proposed scheme improves the server’s payoff and that the attacker tends to abandon launching attacks. Therefore, the proposed distributed honeypot scheme is effective for network security.

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Section: Game Theory For System Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

A Game-Theoretic Analysis for Distributed Honeypots

Shi

Feng

2019

Future Internet

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“…Economy has long used this approach to analyze corporate behavior in the market, so that it can determine strategies for interacting in the market. Besides in the economic field, game theory has been used to solve some problems in the communication system [11] [12] and internet [13] [14]. This paper explains how game theory can be applied in ecotourism data collection applications.…”

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Gamification to Improve Digital Data Collection in Ecotourism Management

Supriyanto

Fahana

Handoko³

2018

2018 2nd East Indonesia Conference on Computer and Information Technology (EIConCIT)

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Data needs of ecotourism managers are quite high. Data is used to improve service and quality. However, there is not much data availability and tends to be difficult to collect. Even though they have used information technology to facilitate data collection, they have not yet obtained maximum results. The reason is that managers do not manage information technology properly and not many tourists participate in filling in information technology content. The advancement of information technology especially online-based social networks actually provides a lot of data. But the manager has difficulty retrieving the data, because it requires unique keywords or markers. Keywords or markers are needed for the process of withdrawing data from internet. This marker also makes it easy to cluster very large amounts of data. This paper describes how to design of digital data collection systems uses the gamification approach. Using game strategy theory and game elements such as rewards and leaderboard. The goal is to attract tourists or visitors to share photos, videos and stories through social media. This system is very simple, utilizing existing information technology and social media. Thus more tourists are interested and motivated to share, more data collection they have, so that management and improvement of ecotourism services can run better.

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Usage of game theory in the internet wide scan

Cited by 2 publications

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A Game-Theoretic Analysis for Distributed Honeypots

A Game-Theoretic Analysis for Distributed Honeypots

Gamification to Improve Digital Data Collection in Ecotourism Management

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