GILDÁSIO ANTONIO DE OLIVEIRA JÚNIOR

Mr. GILDÁSIO ANTONIO DE OLIVEIRA JÚNIOR

Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Brasília, 70910-900 Brasília, Brazil
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Academic Career Length

12Years (2015-Present)

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18 October 2017 in Applied Sciences
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GRGabriel Rodrigues
Gabriel Rodrigues
RARobson De Oliveira Albuquerque
Robson De Oliveira Albuquerque
FDFlavio Deus
Flavio Deus
Rafael Timóteo De Sousa JúniorRafael Timóteo De Sousa Júnior
Rafael Timóteo De Sousa Júnior
GJGILDÁSIO ANTONIO DE OLIVEIRA JÚNIOR
GILDÁSIO ANTONIO DE OLIVEIRA JÚNIOR
Tai-hoon KimTai-hoon Kim
Tai-hoon Kim
Any network connected to the Internet is subject to cyber attacks. Strong security measures, forensic tools, and investigators contribute together to detect and mitigate those attacks, reducing the damages and enabling reestablishing the network to its normal operation, thus increasing the cybersecurity of the networked environment. This paper addresses the use of a forensic approach with Deep Packet Inspection to detect anomalies in the network traffic. As cyber attacks may occur on any layer of the TCP/IP networking model, Deep Packet Inspection is an effective way to reveal suspicious content in the headers or the payloads in any packet processing layer, excepting of course situations where the payload is encrypted. Although being efficient, this technique still faces big challenges. The contributions of this paper rely on the association of Deep Packet Inspection with forensics analysis to evaluate different attacks towards a Honeynet operating in a network laboratory at the University of Brasilia. In this perspective, this work could identify and map the content and behavior of attacks such as the Mirai botnet and brute-force attacks targeting various different network services. Obtained results demonstrate the behavior of automated attacks (such as worms and bots) and non-automated attacks (brute-force conducted with different tools). The data collected and analyzed is then used to generate statistics of used usernames and passwords, IP and services distribution, among other elements. This paper also discusses the importance of network forensics and Chain of Custody procedures to conduct investigations and shows the effectiveness of the mentioned techniques in evaluating different attacks in networks.

20 June 2020 in Applied Sciences
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CSClaudinei Morin da Silveira
Claudinei Morin da Silveira
Rafael Timóteo De Sousa JúniorRafael Timóteo De Sousa Júnior
Rafael Timóteo De Sousa Júnior
RARobson De Oliveira Albuquerque
Robson De Oliveira Albuquerque
GNGeorges Daniel Amvame Nze
Georges Daniel Amvame Nze
GJGILDÁSIO ANTONIO DE OLIVEIRA JÚNIOR
GILDÁSIO ANTONIO DE OLIVEIRA JÚNIOR
Luis Javier García VillalbaLuis Javier García Villalba
Luis Javier García Villalba
This paper proposes a new forensic analysis methodology that combines processes, techniques, and tools for physical and logical data acquisition from mobile devices. The proposed methodology allows an overview of the use of the In-System Programming (ISP) technique with the usage of Combination Firmware, aligned with specific collection and analysis processes. The carried out experiments show that the proposed methodology is convenient and practical and provides new possibilities for data acquisition on devices that run the Android Operating System with advanced protection mechanisms. The methodology is also feasible in devices compatible with the usage of Joint Test Action Group (JTAG) techniques and which use Embedded Multimedia Card (eMMC) or Embedded Multi-Chip Package (eMCP) as main memory. The techniques included in the methodology are effective on encrypted devices, in which the JTAG and Chip-Off techniques prove to be ineffective, especially on those that have an unauthorized access protection mechanism enabled, such as lock screen password, blocked bootloader, and Factory Reset Protection (FRP) active. Studies also demonstrate that data preservation and integrity are maintained, which is critical to a digital forensic process.

14 August 2020 in Sensors
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GJGILDÁSIO ANTONIO DE OLIVEIRA JÚNIOR
GILDÁSIO ANTONIO DE OLIVEIRA JÚNIOR
RARobson De Oliveira Albuquerque
Robson De Oliveira Albuquerque
César Augusto AndradeCésar Augusto Andrade
César Augusto Andrade
Rafael Timóteo De Sousa JúniorRafael Timóteo De Sousa Júnior
Rafael Timóteo De Sousa Júnior
AOAna Lucila Sandoval Orozco
Ana Lucila Sandoval Orozco
Luis Javier García VillalbaLuis Javier García Villalba
Luis Javier García Villalba
Currently, social networks present information of great relevance to various government agencies and different types of companies, which need knowledge insights for their business strategies. From this point of view, an important technique for data analysis is to create and maintain an environment for collecting data and transforming them into intelligence information to enable analysts to observe the evolution of a given topic, elaborate the analysis hypothesis, identify botnets, and generate data to aid in the decision-making process. Focusing on collecting, analyzing, and supporting decision-making, this paper proposes an architecture designed to monitor and perform anonymous real-time searches in tweets to generate information allowing sentiment analysis on a given subject. Therefore, a technological structure and its implementation are defined, followed by processes for data collection and analysis. The results obtained indicate that the proposed solution provides a high capacity to collect, process, search, analyze, and view a large number of tweets in several languages, in real-time, with sentiment analysis capabilities, at a low cost of implementation and operation.

1 June 2021 in Computer Communications
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GJGILDÁSIO ANTONIO DE OLIVEIRA JÚNIOR
GILDÁSIO ANTONIO DE OLIVEIRA JÚNIOR
Rafael Timóteo De Sousa JúniorRafael Timóteo De Sousa Júnior
Rafael Timóteo De Sousa Júnior
RARobson De Oliveira Albuquerque
Robson De Oliveira Albuquerque
Luis Javier García VillalbaLuis Javier García Villalba
Luis Javier García Villalba

20 June 2015
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GJGILDÁSIO ANTONIO DE OLIVEIRA JÚNIOR
GILDÁSIO ANTONIO DE OLIVEIRA JÚNIOR
RJRafael Sousa Júnior
Rafael Sousa Júnior
DTDanilo Tenório
Danilo Tenório