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Evangelos Lamprou, Seong-Heon Jung, Mayank Keoliya, Lukas Lazarek + 3 more
A wealth of state-of-the-art systems demonstrate impressive improvements in performance, security, and reliability on programs composed of opaque components, such as Unix shell commands. To reason about commands, these systems require partial specifications. However, creating such specifications is a manual, laborious…
Umberto Salviati, Fabio De Gaspari, Mauro Conti, Luigi Vincenzo Mancini
Cyber deception and Moving Target Defense are promising strategies that aim to disrupt adversaries by increasing uncertainty. However, sustaining long-lived, credible interactive sessions with adversaries remains an open challenge. Large Language Models (LLMs) offer a promising path toward more dynamic deception…
Jia Ding, Yun Peng, Ruochen Wei, Boquan Wang + 3 more
The development of BLIT follows a clear technical trajectory ([vbag088-F1]): it begins with the implementation of a core R6-based command engine for shell command translation and pipeline chaining. Building upon this foundation, the project employs bibliometric analysis to identify and prioritize high-impact…
Chuyang Chen, Zhiqiang Lin
The adoption of AI agents is increasing rapidly. Terminal AI agents, i.e., AI agents that run in terminal environments, are a widely used type of AI agents. Terminal AI agents rely heavily on shell command execution to interact with the host systems. They adopt a three-list command-gating mechanism to mitigate security…
Veronica Valeros, Muris Sladić, Sebastian Garcia
Cyber deception research has focused on improving honeypot deception capabilities to increase attacker engagement and extend their interactions to collect more and better intelligence. For SSH honeypots, this relies on the assumption that attackers log in, open a shell, and type. We tested whether this still held by…
Alexander Alsalihi, Robert M. Flight, Hunter N. B. Moseley
The recount3 online resource provides tens of thousands of uniformly processed RNA-seq samples across human and mouse from major sequencing repositories like the Sequence Read Archive. While access to these datasets has traditionally been centered in the R/Bioconductor ecosystem, the growing prominence of Python in…
Lucie Khamvongsa-Charbonnier, Robert Aboukhalil, Hélène Chiapello, Thomas Denecker + 6 more
As the generation of data in the life and health sciences expands rapidly, there is a growing need for professionals and students in these fields to master core bioinformatics skills, particularly those relating to Unix-like systems, most commonly used in bioinformatics. This paper introduces two key contributions to…