Strategic Trust and Deception in the Internet of Things
Juneau Jones applies game theory to IoT ecosystems, modeling dynamic trust relationships, honey-tokens, and strategic deception between smart devices.
Summary
Modeling IoT Interactions Through Game Theory
Game theory offers powerful mathematical models for analyzing strategic choices, payoffs, and deception between autonomous devices and threat actors.
Trust Relationships and Asymmetric Information in IoT Networks
Juneau Jones analyzes how smart devices establish trust and verify peer device identities across open wireless and local network protocols.
Deploying Deception Mechanisms to Alter Attacker Payoffs
By introducing deceptive endpoints, honey-services, and artificial latency, defenders increase the cost of adversary reconnaissance across IoT deployments.
Optimizing Multi-Device Defense Strategies
Jones provides a mathematical framework for deploying deception networks that dynamically adapt based on detected adversary probing.
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