A Study on Advanced Persistent Threats

By Ping Chen, Lieven Desmet, Christophe Huygens. Communications and Multimedia Security, 2014

369 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Computer Networks and Communications, Information Systems, Signal Processing

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/4576e1cb6fc07b4c5bfa7ecf3d2d9f1b245f809f

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Citations in the corpus

• A systems and control perspective of CPS security (2019, background): “A simple example of this stage is through an insider (like the case in Maroochy attack) or Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs), an attack in which the access of the system is given to an unauthorized user in a stealthy fashion for an extensive period of time [82].”
• A Survey on Advanced Persistent Threats: Techniques, Solutions, Challenges, and Research Opportunities (2019, background): “…information, as shown in our APT attack tree, usually involves social engineering techniques, reconnaissance performed on site, port scanning, and service scanning, which refers to psychological manipulation of people into accomplishing goals that may or may not be in the targets best interest [4].”