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DESCRIPTION:Ph.D. Committee:  Drs. Junjie Zhang (advisor)\, Michelle Cheath
 am\, Bin Wang\, and Phu H. Phung (University of Dayton) ABSTRACT:Security 
 has become of the most significant concerns for our cyberspace.  Securing 
 the cyberspace\, however\, becomes increasingly challenging.  This can be 
 attributed to the rapidly growing diversities and complexity of the modern
  cyberspace.  Specifically\, it is not any more dominated by connected per
 sonal computers (PCs)\; instead\, it is greatly characterized by cyber-phy
 sical systems (CPS)\, embedded systems\, dynamic services\, and human-comp
 uter interactions [28]. Securing modern cyberspace therefore calls for a m
 ulti-faceted approach capable of systematically integrating these emerging
  characteristics. This dissertation presents our novel and significant sol
 utions towards this direction.   Specifically\, we have devised automated\
 , systematic security solutions to three critical aspects of our modern cy
 berspace including i) cyber-physical systems\, ii) dynamic web services\, 
 and iii) social networks.  This dissertation makes the following contribut
 ions.  First\, we have conducted systematic vulnerability assessment for a
  real-world\, complex CPS\, namely Unmanned Systems Autonomy Services (UxA
 S). Our assessment has identified a set of exploitable vulnerabilities. Se
 cond\, we have designed an adaptive traffic morphing algorithm to conceal 
 CPS communications into background network traffic. Third\, we have design
 ed a CPS self-destruct model and studied the security-and-performance trad
 e-off using probabilistic model checking.   Finally\, we have designed a n
 ovel detection system to detect suspicious behaviors in an online emotiona
 l support system.
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LOCATION:405L Russ Engineering (Tait Conference Room)
SUMMARY:Ph.D. Dissertation Proposal Defense Securing Modern Cyberspace Usin
 g A Multi-Faceted Approach By Yu Li
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 e-securing-modern-cyberspace-using-multi-faceted-approach-yu
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