| Vol-2603 urn:nbn:de:0074-2603-3 Copyright © 2019 for the individual papers by the papers' authors. Copyright © 2019 for the volume as a collection by its editors. This volume and its papers are published under the Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).

# BIT 2019
Secure Information Technologies 2019

### Selected Papers of the X Anniversary International Scientific and Technical Conference on Secure Information Technologies (BIT 2019)

### Moscow, Russia, December 3-4, 2019.

Edited by

### Mikhail Basarab *
Alexey Markov *

* Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Computer Science and Control Systems, Information Security Department (IU 8), Moscow, Russia

## Table of Contents

- Preface

### Short Papers

- User Identification based on the Vein Pattern in Biometric Immobilizer 1-5
  Michael Basarab, Tatyana Buldakova, Kristina Smolyaninova, Michael Sokolov
- Approaches to measuring the risk of cyberattacks in remote banking services of Russia 6-11
  Alexander Berdyugin, Pavel Revenkov
- The Research of Reversible Cellular Automata with a Finite Lattice 12-15
  Alexey Chilikov, Alexey Zhukov, Alexey Verkhovsky
- Image Processing in Information Security 16-19
  Damdinova Tatyana, Bazaron Seseg, Abatnin Alexander
- Status and Risks of Artificial Intelligence: Legal Aspects 20-22
  Alexander Kartskhiya, Dmitry Makarenko
- Intellectual analysis and basic modeling of complex threats 23-28
  Nikolai Korneev, Vyacheslav Merkulov
- Risks Prediction for Artificial Intelligence Systems Using Monitoring Data 29-33
  Andrey Kostogryzov
- Bio-inspired Approach to Self-Regulation for Industrial Dynamic Network Infrastructure 34-39
  Daria Lavrova, Elizaveta Zaitceva, Petr Zegzhda
- Secure processing of visual information in the automated optoelectronic system of ground-space monitoring 40-43
  Dmitry Lovtsov, Dmitry Gavrilov, Grigory Makarenko
- Model of client-server information system functioning in the conditions of network reconnaissance 44-51
  Roman Maximov, Sergey Sokolovsky, Alexander Telenga
- Resource-time Model to Increase the Security of Confidential Data 52-55
  Vladimir Minakov, Olga Shepeleva , Oleg Lobanov
- Trusted Boot Mechanisms in Physical and Virtual Environments 56-59
  Sergei Mironov, Valentin Tsirlov, Valery Baburin
- Criterion Of Cyber-Physical Systems Sustainability 60-64
  Evgeny Pavlenko, Dmitry Zegzhda, Anna Shtyrkina
- New Technologies: Challenges to International Security and Stability 65-69
  Nataliya Romashkina
- Blockchains in Spatial Data Security 70-74
  Sergey Shaytura, Alina Minitaeva, Valentina Feoktistova, Konstantin Ordov
- Recommended Practices for the Analysis of Web Application Vulnerabilities 75-78
  Vitali Varenitca, Alexey Markov, Vladislav Savchenko
- Strengthening the password authenticated key exchange protocols due to the use of asymmetric execution of cryptosystems 79-82
  Alexander Varfolomeev
- The Sound User Interface of Honeypot 83-87
  Andrey Vishnevsky, Petr Klyucharev
- Enhancement of Confidence in Software in the Context of International Security 88-92
  Alexey Markov, Igor Sheremet
- Сoncept of Cyber Immunity of Industry 4.0 93-99
  Sergei Petrenko, Krystina Makoveichuk, Alexander Olifirov
- JavaScript Programs Obfuscation Detection Method that Uses Artificial Neural Network with Attention Mechanism 100-104
  Grigory Ponomarenko, Petr Klyucharev

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