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Accounting for Uncertainty in Deceptive Signaling for Cybersecurity
Deceptive signaling has proven an effective method that can aid security analysists and deter attacks on unprotected targets by strategically revealing information to an attacker. However, recent research has shown that uncertainty in real-time information processing can have a negative impact on th
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