A Complete List of Jim Yuill’s Publications

 

Jim’s primary papers are on-line here: https://jimyuill.com/cs-research/comp-sec-papers/

 

Summary:

●      Book: 1

●      Journal papers: 2

●      Conference papers and tutorials: 7

●      Conference and workshop presentations: 7

●      PhD dissertation and research reports: 3

 

 

Book

●      Amos, B, J. Yuill, P. Linder.  Hands-On RTOS with Microcontrollers: Building real-time embedded systems using FreeRTOS, STM32 MCUs, and SEGGER debug tools, second edition, Packt, pending publication (as of 10/2023)

 

Journal papers

●      Yuill, J., D. Denning, F. Feer.  “Using Deception to Hide Things from Hackers :  Processes, Principles, and Techniques”, Journal of Information Warfare, 5(3):26-40, November, 2006.

●      Yuill, J., F. Wu, J. Settle, F. Gong, R. Forno, M. Huang and J. Asbery.  “Intrusion-Detection for Incident-Response : using a military battlefield-intelligence process”, Computer Networks, Elsevier, 34(4): 671-697, October 2000.

 

Conference papers and tutorials

●      Yuill, J., M. Nystrom.  “Developing Standardized Processes for Incident Response:  Challenges and Opportunities”,  Department of Defense Cyber Crime Conference 2012, Atlanta, GA, January 2012.

●      Yuill, J., M. Nystrom.  “Developing Standardized Processes for Incident Response:  Challenges and Opportunities”,  tutorial and research presentation, accepted for the upcoming 18^th ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (CCS 2011), Chicago, IL, October 2011.

●      Yuill, J., D. Denning, F. Feer.  “Psychological Vulnerabilities to Deception, for Use in Computer Security”,  DoD Cyber Crime Conference 2007, St. Louis, MO, January 2007.

●      Yuill, J., F. Feer. “Designing Deception Operations for Computer Security: Processes, Principles, and Techniques”, tutorial and research presentation, 12^th ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security (CCS 2005), Alexandria, VA, November 2005.

●      Yuill, J., F. Feer, D. Denning.  “Designing Deception Operations for Computer Network Defense”,  DoD Cyber Crime Conference 2005, Palm Harbor, FL, January 2005.

●      Yuill, J., M. Zappe, D. Denning, and F. Feer.  “Honeyfiles:  Deceptive Files for Intrusion Detection”, Proceedings of the 2004 IEEE Workshop on Information Assurance, West Point, NY,  June 2004.

●      Yuill, J., S. Wu, F. Gong, M. Huang.  “Intrusion Detection for an On-Going Attack”,  Proceedings of the 1999 International Symposium on Recent Advances in Intrusion Detection (RAID ’99), Purdue, IN,  September 1999.

 

Conference and workshop presentations

●      Yuill, J.  Invited speaker for conference panel-discussion, “Cyber Intersection with Deception”.  InfowarCon 2011:  Maneuvering in Cyberspace and IO,  Linthicum Heights, MD, September 2011.

●      Yuill, J., M. Vouk.  “Choosing System Security-Engineering (SSE) Practices for Cloud Computing”, 3rd International Conference of the Virtual Computing Initiative (ICVCI 3), Research Triangle Park, NC, October 2009.

●      Yuill, J., M. Vouk.  “Common Criteria:  A Survey of its Problems and Criticisms”,  DoD Cyber Crime Conference 2009, St. Louis, MO, January 2009.

●      Yuill, J., F. Feer.  “Deception: Attacking Hackers’ Decision-Making Processes”, Workshop on the Active Response Continuum to Computer Network Attacks, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, March 2005. (invited speaker)

●      Yuill, J.  “Applying Military-Intelligence Techniques to Incident-Response”, Rubi-Con 2002 (hacker conference), Detroit, MI, April 2002.

●      Yuill, J.  “Intrusion-Detection During Incident-Response, Using a Military Battlefield-Intelligence Process”, 13th Annual FIRST Conference on Computer Security Incident Handling, Toulouse, France, June 2001.

●      Yuill, J.  “Understanding Hacker Behavior, Using Principles from Economics”, Austrian Scholars Conference 2000 (an economics conference), Ludwig von Mises Institute, Auburn, AL, March 2000.

 

Dissertation and research reports

●      Yuill, J.  “Defensive Computer-Security Deception Operations:  Processes, Principles and Techniques”, Ph.D. Thesis, North Carolina State University, 2006.

●      Yuill, J., F. Feer, D. Denning, B. Bell.  “Deception for Computer Security Defense”, research-project final-report for the Office of the Secretary of Defense, January 2004.

●      Yuill, J.  “Choosing System Security-Engineering Practices :  evaluation criteria and a selected survey”, NCSU research report, 2008.