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Simeon (simos) Xenitellis



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Associates event-driven security vulnerabilities with Information Warfare and provides a technical background.

Abstract: Hacker Warfare is the type of Information Warfare that involves the inflicting of damage to the digital infrastructure of the enemy by exploiting security vulnerabilities. In this paper we discuss for the first time the exploitation of event-driven systems in order to inflict this type of damage. As an attacker may use command line parameters and network data to exploit security vulnerabilities in local and network applications respectively, he can use events against event-driven applications. (Update)

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Xenitellis, S. (2002b). `A New Avenue of Attack: Event-driven System Vulnerabilities'. Proceedings of European Conference on Information Warfare and Security, MCIL. Pp. 177-185. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/xenitellis02new.html   More

@inproceedings{ xenitellis2002a,
  author = "Symeon (simos) Xenitellis",
  title = "A New Avenue of Attack: Event-driven System Vulnerabilities",
  organization = "European Conference in Information Warfare",
  publisher = "MCIL", 
  year = 2002,
  month = "July",
  pages = "177-185",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/xenitellis02new.html" }
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