Sixth edition of CybIN

- Long papers:
- An Overview of the Botnet Simulation Framework Leon Böck, Shankar Karuppayah, Max Mühlhäuser, Emmanouil Vasilomanolakis
English
The fourth issue of the Journal on Cybercrime & Digital Investigations is dedicated to the publication of the papers and short papers prepared for Botconf 2018, the botnet fighting conference, whose sixth edition was held in Toulouse, France, 5 to 7th December 2018, with workshops on December 4th.
The third issue of the Journal on Cybercrime & Digital Investigations is dedicated to the publication of the papers and short papers prepared for Botconf 2017, the botnet fighting conference, whose fifth edition was held in Montpellier, France, 5 to 8th December 2017, with workshops on December 5th.
In the summary of this issue:
The second issue of the Journal on Cybercrime & Digital Investigations is dedicated to the publication of the papers and short papers prepared for Botconf 2016, the botnet fighting conference, whose fourth edition was held in Lyon France, 30th of November to 2 December 2016, with workshops on November 29th.
In the summary of this issue:
This guide explains how a paper can be formatted and submitted for approval in the Journal on Cybercrime and Digital Investigations (CybIN).
CybIN accepts the following types of papers (in French or English, English is preferred for technical papers to ensure a wider audience):
The subject area of interest of CybIN covers all areas related to the fight against cybercrime and digital investigations, and includes the following topics:
When first submitting a paper for review, it should be provided in one of the following electronic formats: PDF, ODT, DOC/DOCX. To allow for blind peer review, all indications of the authors should be removed in the content of the document and in its properties.
To ease the future editorial process, you can use the below mentioned templates, but please do not include any names and affiliations of authors, again for blind peer review.
If you have been successful, you will be asked to provide your paper in the proper formatting using one of the following templates:
We do have a preference for the LaTeX format.
Before you can submit a paper, you need to register on our editorial platform that uses the Open Journal Systems software. Follow this link and create your account.
To submit a new paper, please follow this link, follow the 5-step submission process and send your paper for review. Don’t forget that when first submitting a paper, you should remove any mention of the name and affiliation of the author(s) from the content of the document and its properties.
The journal has a policy of “Zero Tolerance to Plagiarism”. We check plagiarism via two methods: reviewer check and a selected plagiarism prevention tool.
CybIN provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge. No fees will be claimed from readers and documents are published in easily accessible formats (PDF or HTML). The license of publications on CybIN is the Creative Commons Attribute license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).
No publication fees are expected from authors. CybIN is supported by CECyF, the French Cybercrime Centre of Excellence, a not for profit organisation dedicated to developing prevention, training and research against cybercrime. If you would like to support CECyF and you are a private company, an academic organisation or a public administration, please ask to join the organisation.
Copyright on any article published by CECyF’s journal CybIN is retained by the author(s). Authors grant CECyF (and CybIN) a license to publish the article and identify itself as the original publisher. Authors also grant any third party the right to use the article freely as long as its original authors, citation details and publisher are identified.
The first issue of the Journal on Cybercrime & Digital Investigations is dedicated to the publication of the papers and short papers prepared for Botconf 2015, the botnet fighting conference, whose third edition was held in Paris, 2 to 4 December 2015.
In the summary of this issue:
The Journal on Cybercrime & Digital Investigations (CybIN) is published by CECyF, the French Cybercrime Centre of Excellence.
The purpose of this journal is the publication of articles in the scientific, technical, legal and other disciplines that contribute to the understanding and the fight against cybercrime, as well as the practice of digital investigations.
Editor in chief: Éric Freyssinet
The publisher of the journal and this website is: CECyF, C/ CREOGN, 49 rue de Babylone, 75007 PARIS, France (journal(@)cecyf.fr).
The webhosting company for this website is GANDI SAS 15 Place de la Nation, 75011 PARIS, France
ISSN: 2494-2715