Présentation ECW #63
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This article introduces DIMA, a framework for analyzing and detecting cognitive attacks, presented at the European Cyber Week 2025. It outlines the framework's purpose, phases, and practical tools, encouraging community participation.
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This pull request adds a new article to the site, presenting the DIMA framework for cognitive attack detection as showcased at European Cyber Week 2025. The article explains the methodology, provides a real-world example, and shares resources for further exploration and community contribution.
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content/articles/DIMA_ECW/DIMA_ECW.mdcontaining an introduction to the DIMA framework, its four-phase "Cognitive Kill Chain" model, a practical example, and links to tools and resources for open source collaboration.