Description
TL;DR: A cybersecurity model combining game theory and neural methods to compare attacker and defender strategies under changing costs and behavior.
About This Document
Valery Lakhno and coauthors treat a cryptocurrency exchange or client as the victim player and a phisher as the adversary. Motivated in part by incidents involving stolen exchange credentials and Bitcoin, the paper builds a dynamic neuro-game model, explores strategy choices, and evaluates how financial and informational conditions affect outcomes.
Why Bitcoin People May Care
This is a phishing-defense study, not a Bitcoin consensus paper. Exchange accounts can be compromised even when the underlying blockchain cryptography remains intact, which makes the distinction operationally important. The model simplifies real attackers and institutions, and its 2024 results do not certify a particular exchange, wallet, or defensive control.
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Document Details
- Title: A Neuro-Game Model of Phishing Attacks on Cryptocurrency Exchanges
- Author / organization: Valery Lakhno, Volodimir Malyukov, Inna Malyukova, Bakhytzhan Akhmetov, Zhuldyz Alimseitova, and Atkeldi Ogan
- Year: 2024
- Language: English
- Document type: Cybersecurity modeling research paper
- Pages: 12
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