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2011
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Igor V. Kotenko, Mikhail Stepashkin, Elena Doynikova:
Security Analysis of Information Systems Taking into Account Social Engineering Attacks. PDP 2011: 611-618

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2006
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Igor V. Kotenko, Mikhail Stepashkin:
Attack Graph Based Evaluation of Network Security. Communications and Multimedia Security 2006: 216-227
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Igor V. Kotenko, Mikhail Stepashkin:
Network Security Evaluation Based on Simulation of Malfactor's Behavior. SECRYPT 2006: 339-344
2005
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Igor V. Kotenko, Mikhail Stepashkin:
Analyzing Vulnerabilities and Measuring Security Level at Design and Exploitation Stages of Computer Network Life Cycle. MMM-ACNS 2005: 311-324

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