Alright Sup Forums, I've got a challenge for you:
I've got 3 months to write a thesis paper for my bachelors. The ONLY guidance provided is that it covers ANY aspect of cyber security.
Desperately looking for a topic that isn't already taken by everyone else (AKA Ransomware) and is actually fucking interesting.
Best comment wins consumes the next 3 months of my life.
install gentoo
Windows/OS X being insecure
just go on lainchan and look at IPFS
You could write about the government hiring the people they get hacked by to try and prevent it in the future.
Or you could write about these modern day bank robber dudes who stole like $150 million from Bangladesh and more from that other place (Argentina maybe? Venezuela?)
>cloud/distributed computing (paas, iaas, etc) plus machine learning (deep neural networks) and skynet (and the eventual doomsday)
gl
So far cloud/distributed computing is winning. Might be worth writing about how hyper-v, and unikernals could essentially eradicate malware.
Sorry, but Windows 10 is actually one of the more secure OS on the market. That and it's probably the topic of 100 other fucks.
Eat shit and die.
Quontom cryptography
Everything is a botnet.
install manjaro
DDoS attacks and a moving target defense to mitigate impact
>OSs that have updates that alter core behaviour- and are run in system state.
>These updates could be hijacked
>If these updates are forced; everyone is forcibly vulnerable
> thesis for a bachelor's
Just
You clearly need a Gentoo installation
>manjaro.
Everything Arch Linux is cancer. And it's shitty deviant distros amount to unix hipsters.
Debian. CentOS. RHEL. Welcome to adulthood.
Talk about insecurity of Proprietary software. And advocate for free software.
Man I went to a bad school. I didn't have to write any sort of thesis for my bachelors.
>he fell for the red hat meme
>advocate for free software.
This, don't forget to quote as quality examples on FOSS Security
>Debian RGN bug => debian.org
>Heartbleed => heartbleed.com
>Shellshock => web.nvd.nist.gov
Increased Security and Decreased Surveillance Through Use of *nix Operating Systems
kek
Kill yourself, Pajeet.
The role of machine learning and neural networks in security
Google's TPUs are a good place to start.
>Kill yourself, Pajeet.
apt-get a-grip
A comparative analysis of phishing attacks
Prove you're not a faggot
>Securty by design
>>Automated theorem proving
>>>All theorems proven by using Event-B
You can now come here and suck me off
Instruction aliasing on x86 and how this makes correct disassembly difficult
Also called junk byte, but try to focus on valid indeterminate control flows instead of opaque false predicates
If you have any understanding of cryptography, take a look at what DJB is doing with sphinx-ElGamal, but being the usual cybersec shiteater you probably are, I would take a look at some modern appliances that are internet connected and write some bullshit exploits for them.
if you're willing to pay, I'll give you a 0day for Android :)
Mesh networks: security aspects
Secure P2P filesystems
Elliptic curve cryptography
Haha, find me a 0 day for Java, Google, or Facebook and I'll gladly shell out some bitcoins. Android's a playground for zero days, thanks for the offer though.
It's more geared towards a current development in the realm of cybersecurity. Thanks for he heads up on sphinx-EIGamal. Even if it's not my final topic, definitely worth researchig.
no one expects undergrads to produce anything good, interesting, or unique
write on anything
>undergrads think their degree means something
Militarized malware, milware
statistical sidechannel attacks
classifiers to identify attackers
identifying people by biometrics like typing or mouse patterns
generating human-like biometrics
np bb.
good luck and post back on what you decide on