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A Comparison Of Laboratory And Vulnerability Evaluation Methods For The Testing Security Equipment, Benjamin Beard, David J. Brooks
A Comparison Of Laboratory And Vulnerability Evaluation Methods For The Testing Security Equipment, Benjamin Beard, David J. Brooks
Australian Security and Intelligence Conference
A facility wide security system cannot be tested without causing disruption or creating vulnerabilities within the system. To overcome this issue, individual components or equipment may be evaluated to a priori performance standard. The two common approaches to security equipment evaluations are vulnerability attacks and laboratory testing. Laboratory testing of security equipment can reduce the costs and time associated with evaluations, as well as limiting the subjectivity of the tests. Vulnerability attacks will produce more realistic evaluation results of the whole security system; nevertheless, the data obtained is dependent on the physical attributes and skill of the attackers. This study …
Tracing Vnc And Rdp Protocol Artefacts On Windows Mobile And Windows Smartphone For Forensic Purpose, Paresh Kerai
Tracing Vnc And Rdp Protocol Artefacts On Windows Mobile And Windows Smartphone For Forensic Purpose, Paresh Kerai
International Cyber Resilience conference
Remote access is the means of acquiring access to a computer or network remotely or from distance. It is typically achieved through the internet which connects people, corporate offices and telecommuters to the internal network of organizations or individuals. In recent years there has been a greater adoption of remote desktop applications that help administrators to configure and repair computers remotely over the network. However, this technology has also benefited cyber criminals. For example they can connect to computers remotely and perform illegal activity over the network. This research will focus on Windows mobile phones and the Paraben forensics software …
Application Of A Data Mining Framework For The Identification Of Agricultural Production Areas In Wa, Yunous Vagh, Leisa Armstrong, Dean Diepeveen
Application Of A Data Mining Framework For The Identification Of Agricultural Production Areas In Wa, Yunous Vagh, Leisa Armstrong, Dean Diepeveen
Research outputs pre 2011
This paper will propose a data mining framework for the identification of agricultural production areas ill WA. The data mining (DM) framework was developed with the aim of enhancing the analysis of agricultural datasets compared to currently used statistical methods. The DM framework is a synthesis of different technologies brought together for the purpose of enhancing the interrogation of these datasets. The DM framework is based on the data, information, knowledge and wisdom continuum as a horizontal axis, with DM and online analytical processing (OLAP) forming the vertical axis. In addition the DM framework incorporates aspects of data warehousing phases, …
Interrogation Of Water Catchment Data Sets Using Data Mining Techniques, Ajdin Sehovic, Leisa Armstrong, Dean Diepeveen
Interrogation Of Water Catchment Data Sets Using Data Mining Techniques, Ajdin Sehovic, Leisa Armstrong, Dean Diepeveen
Research outputs pre 2011
Current environmental challenges such as increasing dry land salinity, water logging, eutrophication and high nutrient runoff in south western regions of Western Australia (WA) may have both cultural and environmental implications in the near future. Advances in computing through the application of data mining ,and geographic information services provide the tools to conduct •studies that can indicate possible changes in these water catchment areas of WA. The research examines the existing spatial data mining techniques that can be used to interpret trends in WA water catchment land use. Large GIS data sets of the water catchments on Peel-Harvey region have …
Photonic-Based Multi-Wavelength Sensor For Object Identification, Kavitha Venkataraayan, Sreten Askraba, Kamal Alameh, John Rowe
Photonic-Based Multi-Wavelength Sensor For Object Identification, Kavitha Venkataraayan, Sreten Askraba, Kamal Alameh, John Rowe
Research outputs pre 2011
A Photonic-based multi-wavelength sensor capable of discriminating objects is proposed and demonstrated for intruder detection and identification. The sensor uses a laser combination module for input wavelength signal multiplexing and beam overlapping, a custom-made curved optical cavity for multi-beam spot generation through internal beam reflection and transmission and a high-speed imager for scattered reflectance spectral measurements. Experimental results show that five different wavelengths, namely 473nm, 532nm, 635nm, 670nm and 785nm, are necessary for discriminating various intruding objects of interest through spectral reflectance and slope measurements. Objects selected for experiments were brick, cement sheet, cotton, leather and roof tile.
Remote Access Forensics For Vnc And Rdp On Windows Platform, Paresh Kerai
Remote Access Forensics For Vnc And Rdp On Windows Platform, Paresh Kerai
Australian Digital Forensics Conference
There has been a greater implementation of remote access technologies in recent years. Many organisations are adapting remote technologies such as Virtual Network Computing (VNC) and remote desktop (RDP) applications as customer support application. They use these applications to remotely configure computers and solve computer and network issues of the client on spot. Therefore, the system administrator or the desktop technician does not have to sit on the client computer physically to solve a computer issue. This increase in adaptation of remote applications is of interest to forensic investigators; this is because illegal activities can be performed over the connection. …