• The Governance of dual-use research in the EU: The case of neuroscience 

  Ulnicane, Inga (Book chapter)

  Recently, major research powers around the world have made unprecedented investments in neuroscience as one of the most promising technologies of the twenty-first century. However, advances in neuroscience can be used for ...

• Intelligent Systems and Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Exploring the Potential for Outpatient Support 

  Al-Shamma, Nader; Jwaid, Ali (Conference)

  Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) have shown great promise in the field of medicine and healthcare. This paper seeks to understand how AI and ML have been applied to the realm of patient care within ...

• Exploring the Potential in Utilising Smartphones to Aid in the Treatment and Management of Inflammatory Bowel Disease 

  jwaid, Ali; Al-Shamma, Nader (Conference)

  Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is an incurable chronic illness needing ongoing outpatient treatment and support. This paper identifies a number of challenges faced by the various stakeholders of the illness, much of which ...

• Cyber Security Education and Training: Delivering industry relevant education and skills via Degree Apprenticeships 

  Vasileiou, Ismini (Conference)

  The rise of Digital Transformation, global pandemics, and AI, have made Cyber skills crucial in today’s world. Organisation flexibility can only be achieved when they have a strong foundation of Cyber professionals that ...

• Enhancing Prediction in Cyclone Separators through Computational Intelligence 

  Ogun, Oluwaseyi; Enoh, Mbetobong; Cosma, Georgina; Taherkhani, Aboozar; Madonna, Vincenzo (Conference)

  Pressure drop prediction is critical to the design and performance of cyclone separators as industrial gas cleaning devices. The complex nonlinear relationship between cyclone Pressure Drop Coefficient (PDC) and geometrical ...

• Classifying Imbalanced Multi-modal Sensor Data for Human Activity Recognition in a Smart Home using Deep Learning 

  Alani, A.A.; Cosma, Georgina; Taherkhani, Aboozar (Conference)

  In smart homes, data generated from real-time sensors for human activity recognition is complex, noisy and imbalanced. It is a significant challenge to create machine learning models that can classify activities which ...

• A Measurement Model of Value of Data for Decision Making in the Digital Era 

  Knahl, M; Sankaran, G; Siestrup, G; Vasileiou, Ismini (Article)

  Despite burgeoning opportunities for data-driven decisions, research shows that decision-makers are failing to make sense of data within a broader context of organizational change which presents the following pertinent ...

• Common Criteria Protection Profile for Secure Communication Module for Water Tracking System 

  Bingol, Muhammed Ali; Kocabas, Unal; Kardas, Suleyman (Technical Report / Other)

  The Target of Evaluation (TOE) as defined in this Protection Profile is the Secure Communication Module for Water Tracking System (WTS). The TOE collects information from input devices such as pH sensor, conductivity ...

• Solution of a Conjecture: On 2-PCD RFID Distance Bounding Protocols 

  Bingol, Muhammed Ali; Kardas, Suleyman; Kocaaga, Eren; Tanil, Bunyamin (Conference)

  It is a popular challenge to design distance bounding protocols that are both secure and efficient. Motivated by this, many distance bounding protocols against relay attacks have been advanced in recent times. Another ...

• Optimal security limits of RFID distance bounding protocols 

  Bingol, Muhammed Ali; Kara, O.; Kardas, Suleyman; Avoine, Gildas (Conference)

  In this paper, we classify the RFID distance bounding protocols having bitwise fast phases and no final signature. We also give the theoretical security bounds for two specific classes, leaving the security bounds for the ...

• A framework for analyzing RFID distance bounding protocols 

  Bingol, Muhammed Ali; Avoine, Gildas; Kardas, Suleyman; Lauradoux, Cedric; Martin, Benjamin (Article)

  Many distance bounding protocols appropriate for the RFID technology have been proposed recently. Unfortunately, they are commonly designed without any formal approach, which leads to inaccurate analyzes and unfair ...

• A Novel RFID Distance Bounding Protocol Based on Physically Unclonable Functions 

  Bingol, Muhammed Ali; Kardas, Suleyman; Kiraz, Mehmet Sabir; Demirci, Huseyin (Conference)

  Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) systems are vulnerable to relay attacks (i.e., mafia, terrorist and distance frauds) when they are used for authentication purposes. Distance bounding protocols are particularly designed ...

• Anonymous RFID authentication for cloud services 

  Bingol, Muhammed Ali; Birinci, Fatih; Kardaş, Suleyman; Kiraz, Mehmet Sabir (Article)

  Cloud computing is one of the fastest growing segments of IT industry since the users’ commitments for investment and operations are minimized, and costs are in direct relation to usage and demand. In general, cloud ...

• Privacy-Friendly Authentication in RFID Systems: On Sublinear Protocols Based on Symmetric-Key Cryptography 

  Bingol, Muhammed Ali; Avoine, Gildas; Carpent, Xavier; Ors, Berna (Article)

  The recent advent of ubiquitous technologies has raised an important concern for citizens: the need to protect their privacy. So far, this wish was not heard of industrials, but national and international regulation ...

• Deploying OSK on Low-Resource Mobile Devices 

  Bingol, Muhammed Ali; Avoine, Gildas; Carpent, Xavier; Kardas, Suleyman (Conference)

  It is a popular challenge to design authentication protocols that are both privacy-friendly and scalable. A large body of literature in RFID is dedicated to that goal, and many inventive mechanisms have been suggested to ...

• A new security and privacy framework for RFID in cloud computing 

  Bingol, Muhammed Ali; Kardas, Suleyman; Celik, Serkan; Levi, Albert (Conference)

  RFID is a leading technology that has been rapidly deployed in several daily life applications that require strong security and privacy mechanisms. However, RFID systems commonly have limited computational capacity and ...

• Norwegian internet voting protocol revisited: ballot box and receipt generator are allowed to collude 

  Bingol, Muhammed Ali; Kardas, Suleyman; Kiraz, Mehmet Sabir; Birinci, Fatih (Article)

  Norway experienced internet voting in 2011 and 2013 for municipal and parliamentary elections, respectively. Its security depends on the assumptions that the involving organizations are completely independent, reliable, ...

• DKEM: Secure and efficient distributed key establishment protocol for wireless mesh networks 

  Bingol, Muhammed Ali; Karaoglan Altop, Duygu; Levi, Albert; Savas, Erkay (Article)

  In this paper, we propose an efficient and secure key establishment protocol that is tailored for Wireless Mesh Networks. The protocol is based on identity-based key establishment, but without the utilization of a trusted ...

• Security of distance-bounding: A survey 

  Bingol, Muhammed Ali; Avoine, Gildas; Boureanu, Ioana; Capkun, Srdjan; Gerhard, Hancke; Kardas, Suleyman; Kim, Chong Hee; Lauradoux, Cedric; Martin, Benjamin; Munilla, Jorge; Peinado, Alberto; Rasmussen, Kasper Bonne; Singelee, Dave; Tchamkerten, Aslan; Trujillo-Rasua, Rolando; Vaudenay, Serge (Article)

  Distance-bounding protocols allow a verifier to both authenticate a prover and evaluate whether the latter is located in his vicinity. These protocols are of particular interest in contactless systems, e.g., electronic ...

• Cooperative and distributed decision-making in a multi-agent perception system for improvised land mines detection 

  Florez-Lozano, Johana; Caraffini, Fabio; Carlos, Parra; Mario, Gongora (Article)

  This work presents a novel intelligent system designed using a multi-agent hardware platform to detect improvised explosive devices concealed in the ground. Each agent is equipped with a different sensor, (i.e. a ...

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