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  1. Extending the analysis of the FlipIt game

    … we extend the game theoretical analysis of the FlipIt game¹. The game was first articulated and analyzed by Marten van Dijk, Ari Juels, Alina Oprea and Ronald L. Rivest. FlipIt (or otherwise The Game of "Stealthy Takeover") is a game-theoretic framework for modeling computer security scenarios. …

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  2. Dominion: A Game of Information Exploitation

    FlipIt is an abstract cyber-security game published in 2012 to investigate optimal strategies for managing security resources in response to Advanced Persistent Threats. In this thesis, we place FlipIt within a more general category of 'stealthy move' games, and provide an approach towards solving …

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  3. Containing Cascading Failures in Networks: Applications to Epidemics and Cybersecurity

    … an interesting problem. Dijk et. al.~cite{van2013flipit} first proposed a game framework called ``FlipIt" for reasoning about the stealthy interaction between a defender and an attacker over the control of a system resource. However, in cybersecurity applications, systems generally consists of …

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