Aims

Journal of Cybersecurity and Privacy (ISSN 2624-800X) is an online, open access, peer-reviewed journal which provides a forum for the dissemination of research related to all technical areas of cybersecurity. This includes information, computer and network security, cryptography, cyber–physical system security, digital forensics, etc. In addition, the journal also includes interdisciplinary articles that cover the privacy, ethical, legal, and economic aspects of cybersecurity.

The journal’s goal is to attract a broad spectrum of article types in order to foster collaboration between different fields working to address the emergence of security and privacy threats. The articles can include traditional research-focused articles; educational surveys to instruct the broader technical community; informative articles that discuss practical policy, legal, and economic aspects of cybersecurity; and editorial or position articles that pose new ideas and paradigm shifts for the field of cybersecurity.

Scope

    Machine Learning Security 
    Adversarial Machine Learning
    AI Security
    Digital Ledger Technology
    Anonymization and de-identification technologies
    Anomaly and intrusion detection, and countermeasures to prevent detection
    Applied cryptography and cryptographic protocols
    Authentication and identity management technologies
    Big data security and privacy
    Biometrics
    Botnets
    Cloud computing and security and privacy threats in the cloud
    Darknet and Darkweb
    Denial of service (DoS) against communication and computing services, and countermeasures against DoS
    Economics of security
    Forensics, including computer and network forensics
    Information-theoretic security
    Jamming and interference
    Key management, cryptographic credential management
    Legal and public policy aspects of security and privacy
    Malware, malware reverse engineering, and malware defense and mitigation strategies
    Network security
    Physical layer security and cross-layer security for communications
    Privacy and privacy enhancing technologies, including applications to new domains
    Quantum security
    Security metrics and the science of security
    Traffic analysis
    Usable Security