Petroleum Geology of South Carlton Field, Lower Tuscaloosa Pilot Sand,"Clarke and Baldwin Counties, Alabama: ABSTRACT"

  • Ernest A. Mancini, J. Wayne Payton
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—In order to secure vital personal and organizational system we require timely intelligence on cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities. Intelligence about these threats is generally available in both overt and covert sources like the National Vul-nerability Database, CERT alerts, blog posts, social media, and dark web resources. Intelligence updates about cybersecurity can be viewed as temporal events that a security analyst must keep up with so as to secure a computer system. We describe CyberTwitter, a system to discover and analyze cybersecurity intelligence on Twitter and serve as a OSINT (Open–source intelligence) source. We analyze real time information updates, in form of tweets, to extract intelligence about various possible threats. We use the Semantic Web RDF to represent the intelligence gathered and SWRL rules to reason over extracted intelligence to issue alerts for security analysts.

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Ernest A. Mancini, J. Wayne Payton. (1981). Petroleum Geology of South Carlton Field, Lower Tuscaloosa Pilot Sand,"Clarke and Baldwin Counties, Alabama: ABSTRACT". AAPG Bulletin, 65. https://doi.org/10.1306/03b597d3-16d1-11d7-8645000102c1865d

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