Inhaltszusammenfassung

In recent years, research started to focus on the scientific fundamentals of information security. These fundamentals include several important aspects such as the unified description of attacks and countermeasures, the reproducibility of experiments and means to achieve this reproducibility, the sharing of research data and code, the discussion of quality criteria for experiments and the design and implementation of testbeds. The related academic publications contribute to the advancement of...In recent years, research started to focus on the scientific fundamentals of information security. These fundamentals include several important aspects such as the unified description of attacks and countermeasures, the reproducibility of experiments and means to achieve this reproducibility, the sharing of research data and code, the discussion of quality criteria for experiments and the design and implementation of testbeds. The related academic publications contribute to the advancement of information security research by making possible the comparison and the benchmarking of different security solutions. As a complementary approach, works on terminology and taxonomy address redundancies and unify the understanding between different sub-domains of information security. This special issue contains works from an open call as well as selected extended papers of the First International Workshop on Information Security Methodology and Replication Studies (IWSMR), co-organized with ARES 2019. Authors of IWSMR papers provided at least 50% new content and new contributions were received. After the first round of reviews, one paper was accepted for this special issue. After another round of reviews, three additional papers were accepted.» weiterlesen» einklappen

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DFG Fachgebiet:
Informatik

DDC Sachgruppe:
Informatik