To uncover vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them. To fortify systems against evolving threats. To innovate defenses for a safer digital future. Because security isn’t optional—it’s essential. We research to protect, prevent, and pioneer resilience in an interconnected world.
To simulate complex systems before they fail. To optimize performance, predict risks, and design resilient architectures. Because accurate models save time, money, and lives. We innovate to turn theoretical precision into real-world solutions for industries, climates, and technologies.
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Backdoor attacks pose serious security risks in modern network environments, particularly on Windows and Linux-based Operating Systems (OSs) in server systems, often serving as entry points for advanced persistent threats (APTs). Traditional Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS) face challenges in detecting these evolving threats due to their dependence on signature-based detection methods. This paper
Remote Access Services (RAS)—including protocols such as Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), Secure Shell (SSH), Virtual Network Computing (VNC), Telnet, File Transfer Protocol (FTP), and Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP)—are essential to modern network infrastructures, particularly with the rise of remote work and cloud adoption. However, their exposure significantly increases the risk of brute-force attacks (BFA),
Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Fingerprinting-based Indoor Positioning Systems (IPS) offer several key advantages over other indoor positioning technologies, including cost-effectiveness with high accuracy and passive tracking of entities’ location without Global Positioning System (GPS) dependence. However, achieving a satisfactory accuracy performance of the WLAN fingerprinting-based IPS is still challenging, as it is affected by