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A Study of the Ordinal Scale Classification Algorithm for Cyber Threat Intelligence Based on Deception Technology

https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics12112474

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Implementation of Cyber Threat Intelligence Platform on Internet of Things (IoT) using TinyML Approach for Deceiving Cyber Invasion

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Gathering threat intelligence through computer network deception

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