Rate My Professor Jigyasu Dubey

Dubey's scholarly output includes a substantial body of peer-reviewed publications, reflecting his contributions to intrusion detection, mobile ad hoc networks (MANET), trust models in P2P systems, and emerging technologies. Key publications include 'KBB: A hybrid method for intrusion detection' (2015, cited 34 times), 'A survey on phishing attacks' (2014, cited 32 times), 'Opinion based trusted AODV routing protocol for MANET' (2016, cited 20 times), 'Bayesian network based trust model with time window for pure P2P computing systems' (2014, cited 15 times), 'Restaurant recommendation system based on novel approach using k-means and Naïve Bayes classifiers' (2020, cited 11 times), and 'Identification of Reliable Peer Groups in Peer-to-Peer Computing Systems' (2012, cited 6 times). More recent works feature 'Development of the player satisfaction scale - A factor analytic study' (2021), the edited volume 'Gaming, Simulation and Innovations: Challenges and Opportunities' (2022), 'ZkDelay: Mitigating Transaction-Ordering Dependence Using Commitment Schemes and Verifiable Delay Functions in Smart Contracts' (2025), and 'An Empirical Study of the Constituent Factors of Player Behaviour' (2024). His research has accumulated 129 citations on ResearchGate, with 27 publications noted on the university's IRINS platform. Additionally, Dubey holds the position of Coordinator at the Centre of Excellence in Simulation and Gaming (CoE_SG) at SVVV, contributing to initiatives in simulation, gaming, and related educational technologies.