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Dimitris Simos

Senior Lecturer

University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria

Austria

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Dimitris Simos is a Senior Lecturer at Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, Austria. His research focuses on combinatorial methods, including the generation of disaster scenarios and testing techniques for digital systems, particularly in the context of covering arrays and their applications. He has contributed to various areas, including cybersecurity, smart home systems, and the use of neural networks in combinatorial testing.

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Ryan Dougherty

Assistant Professor

United States Military Academy

UNITED STATES

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Paris Kitsos

Associate Professor

UNIVERSITY OF PELOPONNESE

GREECE

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Temur Kutsia

Johannes Kepler University Linz

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Combinatorial Security Testing—10 Years Later

Reverse Engineering for Input Modeling: Input Parameter Model Inference from Network Traces

Annotation-Based Input Modeling for Combinatorial Testing

Estimating Combinatorial t-Way Coverage Based on Matrix Complexity Metrics

Algorithmic methods for covering arrays of higher index

Combinatorial Sequences for Disaster Scenario Generation

Balanced covering arrays: A classification of covering arrays and packing arrays via exact methods

Locating Hardware Trojans Using Combinatorial Testing for Cryptographic Circuits

Combinatorial methods for dynamic gray‐box SQL injection testing

A primer on the application of neural networks to covering array generation

Combinatorial methods for testing Internet of Things smart home systems

HYDRA: Feedback-driven black-box exploitation of injection vulnerabilities

Sliced AETG: a memory-efficient variant of the AETG covering array generation algorithm

Constructing orthogonal designs in powers of two via symbolic computation and rewriting techniques

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Ryan Dougherty

Paris Kitsos

Temur Kutsia

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