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Cyber of the Fittest: Researchers Develop First Cyber Agility Framework to Measure Attacks
For more than a year, GozNym, a gang of five Russian cybercriminals, stole login credentials and emptied bank accounts from unaware Americans. To detect and quickly respond to escalating cyber-attacks like these, researchers at The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) have developed the first framework to score the agility of cyber attackers and defenders. The cyber agility project was funded by the Army Research Office.
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