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- [c50]John Aycock, Katie Biittner, Syeda Zainab Khaleel, Carl Therrien, Allie Querengesser
, Hailey Sikstrom:
AI vs. AI: Comparing Artificial Intelligence with Actual Intelligence for a Gameplay Task. CoG 2025: 1-4 - 2023
- [c49]Shankar Ganesh
FrAG: A Framework for the Analysis of Games. CoG 2023: 1-4 - [c47]Tyson Kendon
AI-Generated Code Not Considered Harmful. WCCCE 2023: 3:1-3:7 - 2022
- [c45]John Aycock
The Sincerest Form of Flattery: Large-Scale Analysis of Code Re-Use in Atari 2600 Games. FDG 2022: 26:1-26:10 - 2020
- [c43]John Aycock, Katie Biittner:
LeGACy Code: Studying How (Amateur) Game Developers Used Graphic Adventure Creator. FDG 2020: 23:1-23:7 - 2016
- [c37]Ben Stephenson
An Industrial Partnership Game Development Capstone Course. SIGITE 2016: 136-141 - 2015
- [j15]John Aycock, Daniel Medeiros Nunes de Castro:
Permutation Steganography in FAT Filesystems. Trans. Data Hiding Multim. Secur. 10: 92-105 (2015) - 2014
- [c33]Sarah Laing, Michael E. Locasto, John Aycock:
An Experience Report on Extracting and Viewing Memory Events via Wireshark. WOOT 2014 - 2013
- [c32]Anton Mosunov
Assured Supraliminal Steganography in Computer Games. WISA 2013: 245-259 - 2012
- [c31]Chris Jarabek, David Barrera, John Aycock:
ThinAV: truly lightweight mobile cloud-based anti-malware. ACSAC 2012: 209-218 - [c30]David Williams-King, Jörg Denzinger, John Aycock, Ben Stephenson:
The Gold Standard: Automatically Generating Puzzle Game Levels. AIIDE 2012 - [c29]John Aycock, Daniel Medeiros Nunes de Castro, Michael E. Locasto, Chris Jarabek:
Babel: a secure computer is a polyglot. CCSW 2012: 43-54 - [c27]Eric Lin, John Aycock, Mohammad Mannan:
Lightweight Client-Side Methods for Detecting Email Forgery. WISA 2012: 254-269 - 2011
- [c26]Eric Lin, Saul Greenberg, Eileah Trotter, David Ma, John Aycock:
Does domain highlighting help people identify phishing sites? CHI 2011: 2075-2084 - [c25]Nick Nygren, Jörg Denzinger
User-preference-based automated level generation for platform games. CIG 2011: 55-62 - 2010
- [c22]David Williams-King, John Aycock, Daniel Medeiros Nunes de Castro:
Enbug: when debuggers go bad. ITiCSE 2010: 28-32 - [c21]Eric Lin, Daniel Medeiros Nunes de Castro, Mea Wang, John Aycock:
SPoIM: A close look at pollution attacks in P2P live streaming. IWQoS 2010: 1-9 - 2009
- [c20]John Aycock, Juan M. Gutiérrez Cárdenas, Daniel Medeiros Nunes de Castro:
Code Obfuscation Using Pseudo-random Number Generators. CSE (3) 2009: 418-423 - [c19]Nathan Friess, Heather Crawford
A Multi-Agent Approach to Testing Anti-Spam Software. DEXA Workshops 2009: 38-42 - [c18]Heather Crawford
Supraliminal Audio Steganography: Audio Files Tricking Audiophiles. Information Hiding 2009: 1-14 - 2008
- [j11]Heather Crawford
Kwyjibo: automatic domain name generation. Softw. Pract. Exp. 38(14): 1561-1567 (2008) - [c17]Margaret Nielsen, Dane Bertram, Sampson Pun, John Aycock, Nathan Friess:
Global-scale Anti-spam Testing in Your Own Back Yard. CEAS 2008 - [c16]John Aycock, Heather Crawford
Spamulator: the Internet on a laptop. ITiCSE 2008: 142-147 - [c15]Jordan Nielson, Daniel Medeiros Nunes de Castro, John Aycock:
Image spam - ASCII to the rescue! MALWARE 2008: 65-68 - [c14]Joe Szabo, John Aycock, Randal Acton, Jörg Denzinger
The tale of the weather worm. SAC 2008: 2097-2102 - 2007
- [c13]Alex Fink, Jörg Denzinger
Extracting NPC behavior from computer games using computer vision and machine learning techniques. CIG 2007: 24-31 - [c12]Randal Acton, Nathan Friess, John Aycock:
Inverse Geolocation: Worms with a Sense of Direction. IPCCC 2007: 487-493 - [c11]Ryan Vogt, John Aycock, Michael J. Jacobson Jr.:
Army of Botnets. NDSS 2007 - 2006
- [j10]John Aycock, Rennie deGraaf, Michael J. Jacobson Jr.:
Anti-disassembly using Cryptographic Hash Functions. J. Comput. Virol. 2(1): 79-85 (2006) - 2005
- [j9]Nathan Friess, Ryan Vogt, John Aycock:
Timing is everything. Comput. Secur. 24(8): 599-603 (2005) - [c9]Rennie deGraaf, John Aycock, Michael J. Jacobson Jr.:
Improved Port Knocking with Strong Authentication. ACSAC 2005: 451-462 - [c7]John Aycock, Ken Barker:
Viruses 101. SIGCSE 2005: 152-156
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