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Evaluation of Reinforcement Learning for Autonomous Penetration Testing using A3C, Q-learning and DQN
Norman Becker, Daniel Reti, Evridiki V. Ntagiou +2
Penetration testing is the process of searching for security weaknesses by simulating an attack. It is usually performed by experienced professionals, where scanning and attack too…
Act as a Honeytoken Generator! An Investigation into Honeytoken Generation with Large Language Models
Daniel Reti, Norman Becker, Tillmann Angeli +4
With the increasing prevalence of security incidents, the adoption of deception-based defense strategies has become pivotal in cyber security. This work addresses the challenge of…
Secure (S)Hell: Introducing an SSH Deception Proxy Framework
Daniel Reti, David Klaaßen, Simon Duque Anton +1
Deceiving an attacker in the network security domain is a well established approach, mainly achieved through deployment of honeypots consisting of open network ports with the sole…
Escape the Fake: Introducing Simulated Container-Escapes for Honeypots
Daniel Reti, Norman Becker
In the field of network security, the concept of honeypots is well established in research as well as in production. Honeypots are used to imitate a legitimate target on the networ…
Deep Down the Rabbit Hole: On References in Networks of Decoy Elements
Daniel Reti, Daniel Fraunholz, Janis Zemitis +2
Deception technology has proven to be a sound approach against threats to information systems. Aside from well-established honeypots, decoy elements, also known as honeytokens, are…
Demystifying Deception Technology:A Survey
Daniel Fraunholz, Simon Duque Anton, Christoph Lipps +5
Deception boosts security for systems and components by denial, deceit, misinformation, camouflage and obfuscation. In this work an extensive overview of the deception technology e…