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2021-04-09
Peng, X., Hongmei, Z., Lijie, C., Ying, H..  2020.  Analysis of Computer Network Information Security under the Background of Big Data. 2020 5th International Conference on Smart Grid and Electrical Automation (ICSGEA). :409—412.
In today's society, under the comprehensive arrival of the Internet era, the rapid development of technology has facilitated people's production and life, but it is also a “double-edged sword”, making people's personal information and other data subject to a greater threat of abuse. The unique features of big data technology, such as massive storage, parallel computing and efficient query, have created a breakthrough opportunity for the key technologies of large-scale network security situational awareness. On the basis of big data acquisition, preprocessing, distributed computing and mining and analysis, the big data analysis platform provides information security assurance services to the information system. This paper will discuss the security situational awareness in large-scale network environment and the promotion of big data technology in security perception.
2020-07-16
Kadampot, Ishaque Ashar, Tahmasbi, Mehrdad, Bloch, Matthieu R.  2019.  Codes for Covert Communication over Additive White Gaussian Noise Channels. 2019 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory (ISIT). :977—981.

We propose a coding scheme for covert communication over additive white Gaussian noise channels, which extends a previous construction for discrete memoryless channels. We first show how sparse signaling with On-Off keying fails to achieve the covert capacity but that a modification allowing the use of binary phase-shift keying for "on" symbols recovers the loss. We then construct a modified pulse-position modulation scheme that, combined with multilevel coding, can achieve the covert capacity with low-complexity error-control codes. The main contribution of this work is to reconcile the tension between diffuse and sparse signaling suggested by earlier information-theoretic results.