Jul 2026· Journal of Hardware and Systems Security· Vol 10· 0 citations· 77 references
Computer Science
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SATA (Sensor Attestation and Trust Anchoring), a TPM-anchored protocol specification that computes a continuous trust scalar τ ∈ [0, 1] from a sliding window of cryptographically committed attestation records, is presented as a complement to RATS/SGX/PSA attestation, addressing the intersection of continuous trust quantification, hardware anchoring, formal specification, and multi-sensor operation under adversarial pressure.
Service uptime monitoring infrastructure is a high-value target for data-integrity attacks: a single compromised or dishonest monitoring provider can fabricate availability records, retroactively suppress outage evidence, or silently alter historical data, and clients today have no cryptographic means of detecting such...
M. Anusuya, Chayadevi M. L., S. C. et al.· International Journal of Adv...· 0 citations
NiyamAI is presented, an intent bound runtime guardrail architecture providing cryptographically verifiable execution integrity for autonomous agents and subjects its own enforcement mechanism to 18 adversarial vectors across six classes, disclosing two implementation vulnerabilities identified and remediated during de...
Aditya Katkar, Om Karkele, Kartik Mandhane et al.· 1 citation
TA-BI (trust-aware behavioral intelligence) is a conceptual–formal observation-to-decision contract for trust-aware routing support in reactive multi-hop wireless sensor networks (WSNs) and mobile wireless sensor networks (MWSNs). It specifies evidence provenance and availability, separates current Behavioral Informati...
Wiesław Jabłoński, K. Krenc, Adam Kawalec· Italian National Conference...· 0 citations
Federated global navigation satellite system (GNSS) monitoring distributes a proprietary classifier to partly trusted stations, any of which may leak its copy. ZK-Trace combines public identity marks, recipient-specific Tardos fingerprints, and zero-knowledge credential verification. The registry supports offline traci...
Redwanul Karim, N. Raichur, Lucas Heublein et al.· IEEE Transactions on Aerospa...· 0 citations
CASSANDRA is presented, a closed-loop cyber-defense framework that treats deception as an active sensing action rather than a static trap, and maintains a belief distribution over competing cloud and identity attack narratives on a temporal enterprise graph.
The Explainable Adaptive Zero Trust Framework (EAZTF) is introduced, a cloud-native security layer that continuously reevaluates the legitimacy of API actions throughout a session and is evaluated against four adversarial evasion strategies.
O. Singh, Yagyaraj Pandey, Nandini Pathak· 0 citations
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