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> Which makes me question whether you are selecting the papers for technical quality. I’m wondering that too. I don’t usually have issues finding good sources
by Quinzel 2y ago
> Which makes me question whether you are selecting the papers for technical quality.
I’m wondering that too. I don’t usually have issues finding good sources in my usual studies, but I am definitely struggling with this academic cybersecurity stuff! In psychology (my usual discipline at the moment) I have journals, authors/academics, and books I know of and trust.
Here’s an example of a sentence from an article I’ve read today about the Eternal Blue Vulnerability used in the WannaCry Ransomware attack:
“Since the discovery of the vulnerability, the cybersecurity industry has taken a number of steps to try the issue from the negative.”
- I can’t understand if that is specific lingo to the cybersecurity industry, or just bad English.
- GianFabien 2y agoAcademic researchers don't use bro-talk, nor hacker jargon. It is a mark of professionalism to communicate in a precise manner and to present reproducible research. Perhaps you should start your research from papers published in ACM and IEEE journals.