This textbook surveys the knowledge base in automated and resilient cyber deception. It features four major parts: cyber deception reasoning frameworks, dynamic decision-making for cyber deception, network-based deception, and malware deception. An important distinguishing characteristic of this book is its inclusion of student exercises at the end of each chapter. Exercises include technical problems, short-answer discussion questions, or hands-on lab exercises, organized at a range of difficulties from easy to advanced,. This is a useful textbook for a wide range of classes and degree levels within the security arena and other related topics. It’s also suitable for researchers and practitioners with a variety of cyber security backgrounds from novice to experienced.
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Al-Shaer, E., Wei, J., Hamlen, K. W., & Wang, C. (2019). Autonomous Cyber Deception: Reasoning, Adaptive Planning, and Evaluation of HoneyThings. Autonomous Cyber Deception: Reasoning, Adaptive Planning, and Evaluation of HoneyThings (pp. 1–237). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-02110-8
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