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Paper Sessions: Providing A Hands-on Advanced Persistent Threat Learning Experience Through Ethical Hacking Labs
Paper Sessions: Providing A Hands-on Advanced Persistent Threat Learning Experience Through Ethical Hacking Labs
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Yen-Hung Hu
Date:
12 October 2021
Advanced persistent threats are causing several serious cybersecurity events due to their highly stealthy characteristics, advanced technology and tools, and complicated attacking strategies, making them an imminent challenge to cybersecurity professionals. To conquer such a challenge, a thorough and dedicated defense plan must be addressed, and we believe engaging advanced persistent threat learning experiences to computer science and cybersecurity students in the early stages of their college education will be the most important part of the plan.
 
 
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