Game-theoretical Approaches to Cyber-crime Monitoring
Sylvester Oluyemi Olatunji, Boniface Kayode Alese, Olatunbosun Olabode, Olaniyi Ayeni
Asian Journal of Research in Computer Science · pp. 248–257 · Published 26 Dec 2022
10.9734/ajrcos/2022/v14i4309Abstract
Our society's diploma of reliance on IT and our online world is developing daily. Cyberspace, the call given to the worldwide and dynamic domain, composed of the infrastructure of the statistics era consisting of the net networks and statistics and telecommunications structures has supplied extraordinary globalization that gives new opportunities, but additionally includes new challenges, risks, and threats. Knowledge of its threats, dealing with the risks, and constructing suitable prevention, defense, detection, evaluation, investigation, and recuperation is essential. Given the present-day assessment of the statistics safety and intrusion detection, there's without a doubt a want for a choice and manipulation framework to cope with problems like assault modeling, evaluation of detected threats, and choice of reaction actions. We look at the goals of designing a mathematical version for gamified cybercrime tracking in a community environment.
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