Selected Publications by Jim Yuill, et al.
These papers are from my computer-security research at North Carolina State University.
I was a PhD student there, then later a post-doc researcher and a teaching professor.
For some papers, its “Google Scholar citation count” is given.
● This count is the number of scholarly publications that cite the paper, as of 10/2023.
● Approximately, only 25% of scientific papers have over 10 citations, and only 2% have over 100 citations.
Deception-Based Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
“Defensive Computer-Security Deception Operations: Processes, Principles and Techniques”
● Ph.D. Thesis, North Carolina State University, 2006.
● Includes principles for designing deception-operations, and two deception-based IDSes
● Google Scholar citation count: 61
“Honeyfiles: Deceptive Files for Intrusion Detection”
● Proceedings of the 2004 IEEE Workshop on Information Assurance, West Point, NY, June 2004.
● A deception-based IDS, which uses bait files for hackers.
● Google Scholar citation count: 206
Designing Deception-Operations for Computer Security
“Deception for Computer Security Defense”
● Technical report for the US Dept. of Defense, January 2004.
● Includes principles for designing deception-operations, and two deception-based devices.
● Google Scholar citation count: N/A (not published)
“Using Deception to Hide Things from Hackers : Processes, Principles, and Techniques”
● Journal of Information Warfare, 5(3):26-40, November 2006.
● A novel model of deceptive hiding, with application to computer security.
● Google Scholar citation count: 111
Computer-Security Incident Response
“Intrusion-Detection for Incident-Response : using a military battlefield-intelligence process”
● Computer Networks, Elsevier, 34(4): 671-697, October 2000.
● Applies the US military’s battlefield-intelligence process to tracking-down hackers on a network.
● Google Scholar citation count: 58
“Developing Standardized Processes for Incident Response: Challenges and Opportunities”
● Department of Defense Cyber Crime Conference 2012, Atlanta, GA, January 2012.
● Slides for a 2-hour presentation.
● Google Scholar citation count: N/A (not published)
Computer-Security Practices and Standards
“Choosing System Security-Engineering Practices : evaluation criteria and a selected survey”
● Technical Report, 2008
● Principles for evaluating system security-engineering practices, e.g., CC, Microsoft’s SDL, etc.
● Google Scholar citation count: N/A (not published)