Titlebook: Innovation, Engineering and Entrepreneurship; José Machado,Filomena Soares,Germano Veiga Conference proceedings 2019 Springer Internationa

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Jorge Ribeiro,Victor Alves,Henrique Vicente,José Neves quick annotation of image, web page, or document databases. Automated inference engines that fuse the answers or opinions from the crowd to make critical decisions are susceptible to unreliable, low-skilled and malicious workers who tend to mislead the system towards inaccurate inferences. We prese

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P. B. de Moura Oliveira,J. Boaventura Cunha,Filomena Soaresket sniffing. The employment of secure perimeter firewalls and intrusion detection systems cannot fully protect the network from sophisticated attacks. As an alternative to the expensive and imperfect detection of attacks, it is possible to improve network security by manipulating the . of the netwo

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Carlos Arantes,João Sena Esteves through traditional means such as by using antivirus and antivirus softwares. In reality, an Internet user faces risks due to security attacks as well as risks due to non-security related failures (e.g., reliability faults in the form of hardware crash, buffer overflow, etc.). These risk types are

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Bruno Amaro,Vinicius Silva,Filomena Soares,João Sena Estevesmation is a well-known privacy threat, and has received significant attention in the literature. At the same time, efforts towards relevant protection mechanisms have been ad-hoc and have main focus on threat-specific approaches that are not very practical, thus garnering limited adoption within pop

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Przemysław Zawadzki,Paweł Buń,Filip Górskie maximization, to maximize the spread of adversarial content through the networks. We investigate the problem of limiting the diffusion of negative information by blocking nodes and edges in the network. We formulate the interaction between the defender and the attacker as a Stackelberg game where

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Marek Kubalcik,Vladimir Bobal,Tomas Barote maximization, to maximize the spread of adversarial content through the networks. We investigate the problem of limiting the diffusion of negative information by blocking nodes and edges in the network. We formulate the interaction between the defender and the attacker as a Stackelberg game where