Abstract: Technologies are provided for identification of cyberattack campaigns. Cyberattack campaigns are represented by temporal graphs based on detection events representing suspicious activities in a computer network. Temporal relationships and property relationships among the detection events dictate the node and edge structure of a temporal graph representing a cyberattack campaign. By tracking how those relationships change over time, changes to the node and edge structure of the temporal graph can be determined. Those changes reveal the dynamics of the cyberattack campaign by identifying time-dependent changes in the connections across multiple network entities that are involved in the cyberattack campaign. Accordingly, the temporal graph may represent the entire evolution of a cyberattack campaign since its inception in a computer network.

Abstract: Technologies are provided for tracking network entities over time. By analyzing network log data, static identifiers (IDs) may be associated with ephemeral IDs corresponding to respective network entities. Existing associations between static IDs and ephemeral IDs may be updated over time, based on analysis of incoming network log data. Accordingly, an ephemeral ID may correspond to one static ID during a first time period, and may correspond to another static ID during a second time period.

Abstract: A guest measurement system includes a controller associated with an attraction measurement area of an individual attraction within a theme park. The guest measurement system includes a controller configured to receive sensor signals indicative of guest characteristics from one or more sensors. The controller includes a processor configured to detect one or more limbs of a guest based in part on the sensor signals, identify a plurality of subregions for an individual limb of the one or more limbs, estimate dimensions for the identified plurality of subregions for the individual limb, and generate a guest height calculation based on the estimated dimensions for the identified plurality of subregions.