JP’s Reviews > Journal of Cybersecurity, Volume 11, Issue 1, 2025 > Status Update

"Going public about cyber attacks: public threat sensitivity and support for escalation in the United States and Russia" 5/5 !!!

"Measuring the size and severity of the integrated cyber attack surface across US county governments" 5/5

"Mapping the DeFi crime landscape: an evidence-based picture" 3/5

"A post-quantum lattice-based lightweight anonymous authentication scheme for IoT" 2/5 (unsure if proposed architecture stands)

"Emerging need to regulate deepfakes in international law: the Russo–Ukrainian war as an example" 5/5 !!!!!!!!!!!!

"De re/de dicto distinction: a logicians’ perspective on data anonymity" 4/5

"The adversary: the philosophy of cryptography" 4/5

"Non-governmental governance of trust on the internet: WebPKI as public good" 3/5

"Are cybersecurity firms different? Intra-sector and cross-industry comparisons of financial performance" 3/5

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Valuation of confidentiality and availability in a personal ransomware attack scenario
Freya Gassmann , Janina Beck , Nora Gourmelon , Zinaida Benenson
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Are cybersecurity firms different? Intra-sector and cross-industry comparisons of financial performance
Loïc Maréchal , Alain Mermoud , Dimitri Percia David , Mathias Humbert
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Measuring the size and severity of the integrated cyber attack surface

168 Non-governmental governance of trust on the internet: WebPKI as public good -
185 What has the U.S. Government gained by formalizing Team Telecom?: Team Telecom and the FCC’s dual security approach 3/5

69 The adversary: the philosophy of cryptography (4/5)
86 Co-designing heterogeneous models: a distributed systems approach 2/5
111 A history of cyber risk transfer -
124 Implementing information security controls: now or later? Delay discounting of losses and gains 2/5
154 Peer(ing) pressure: a cybersecurity intervention at global scale in the internet infrastructure -

1 Promoting research on cyber threat intelligence sharing in ecosystems (3/5)
12 Learning from safety science: designing incident reporting systems in cybersecurity (4/5)
30 Journal of Cybersecurity Special Collection: Philosophy of information security (-)
35 De re/de dicto distinction: a logicians’ perspective on data anonymity (5/5)
55 The use of simulations in economic cybersecurity decision-making (3/5)