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CRYPTO An Amalgamation of Cyber Defense and Ethical Hacking Mechanisms By Staford Titus S Prelude Security on its own is a misnomer in this technological and (for the most part) cybernated era. Cyber- Security has emerged as a crucial factor in protecting almost every, or atleast the online aspect of human lives. The preponderance of electronic devices used are computers, including mobile phones, Smart TVs and even smart watches, all of which contain personal or business data. Cybercrimes take place ubiquitously, wrecking havoc by causing loss and sometimes even misuse of these information. According to RiskIQ’s 2019 Evil Internet Minute, cybercrimes cost around $2.9 million dollars to the global economy every minute. This invokes the necessity to secure data, to prevent it from being stolen or compromised. It is thus, unerring to assume that cybercrimes are imminent, and hence, preventive countermeasures are required to be set in place to sail above these turbulent waves of cyber-attacks. Centralizing this theme, initialised the development of Crypto. The idea involves developing an AI assistant that is capable of implementing secure policies using built-in security tools and also aid in ethical hacking operations. For those of you, for whom, on reading the word AI, nightmares of AI world domination are imminent: Cyber Defense eMagazine –July 2020 Edition 130 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Fig 1: AI Meme This article documents the several security and hacking methodologies infrastructured in Crypto. A good number of security policies and frameworks have been implemented to help secure the systems. The Root The developmental strategies involved are loosely adhered to and inspired by the control strategies/countermeasures discussed by one, Charles P. Pfleeger in the book “Security in Computing”. According to Fig 2 we can deal with cyber attacks in the following ways: 1. prevent it, by blocking the attack or closing the vulnerability 2. deter it, by making the attack harder but not impossible 3. deflect it, by making another target more attractive (or this one less so) 4. mitigate it, by making its impact less severe 5. detect it, either as it happens or some time after the fact 6. recover from its effects “Prevention is better than cure!” Ensuing that statement is what is aimed to be accomplished, since it’s always better to prevent an attack, than building back upon its wreckage. The aforementioned strategies are implemented in several different ways, of which, an example is the Intrusion Detection System, that helps detect anomalies and intrusions and direct it to honeypots or isolated networks, in turn incorporating a pooled approach of the control strategies. Cyber Defense eMagazine –July 2020 Edition 131 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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