Signal, Multimedia, and Text Processing in Cybersecurity Context (Special Issue)

Notification Due

Jan 31, 2024

Final Version Due

Feb 10, 2024

Submission Deadline

Dec 31, 2023

Cybersecurity is an interdisciplinary field that requires competencies from a variety of fields. Several hot topics in cybersecurity, such as fake detection, privacy protection, security of biometric authentication methods, fraud detection, hidden transmission, and log analysis, involve solving advanced problems from the field of text, audio, image, and video processing. Some of them require advanced methods of natural language processing (NLP), either the newest ones, based on deep neural models (including large language models, such as ChatGPT), or earlier ones, but used in a new context. The other problems necessitate the signal and image processing methods, which can also employ deep learning methods or crafted more traditional approaches. In this Special Issue, we would like to gather examples of using signal, multimedia, and text processing methods in the cybersecurity context to allow prospective authors to share their ideas for improving cyberspace security and to inspire the research community to propose new solutions.

Keywords:

adversarial attacks

anomaly detection

anti-malware security

artificial intelligence

audio analysis

cyber threats

cybersecurity

dataset quality

deep fake

deep learning

digital forensics

disinformation

fake detection

feature selection

fraud detection

hate speech

image steganography

information hiding

log analysis

machine learning

multimedia analysis

natural language processing

neural models

pattern recognition

presentation attacks

privacy protection

social media

social networks

spectral analysis

speech processing

traffic analysis

video analysis

voice biometry

Special Issue Editors:

Prof. Dr. Artur Janicki, email: artur.janicki@pw.edu.pl

Guest Editor

Cybersecurity Division, Institute of Telecommunications, Faculty of Electronics and

Dr. Katarzyna Wasielewska, email: k.wasielewska@ugr.es

Guest Editor

Signal Theory, Networking and Communications Department, University of Granada, Granada, Spain