While this is mainly deeply worrying, it’s also an Interesting casestudy for attacker taxonomies/typologies, #attackerpersonas and the multitude of attacks and individuals involved in data leaks and cybercrime #knowyourattacker#pentagonleaks https://t.co/NfUoTgH8ET
I get that you don’t want thousands of unused email accounts for maintenance and security reasons @RHBNCalumni - but decomm‘ing even exPhD email is a bit sad :( I have my address on previous research and still get some contacts and enquiries through it… #phdchat#AcademicChatter
@m33x @haveibeenpwned Oh wow - I totally missed this, thanks for sharing! Now, at a very theoretical level, this sounds good… in practice though… so problematic on providing users with meaningful password guidance here - they don’t have much of a chance to not get frustrated #HCISec#usablesecurity
Nice & simple explanation of what Lockbit is and does by the UK Guardian: ”What is LockBit ransomware and how does it operate?“ #cyber#infosec#lockbit#explainer https://t.co/O6X4vQPB6L
If you teach Psychology, let your students know that a potential career for them is UX Research or Design. There's a lot of demand at the moment. Understanding human behaviour and learning how to conduct research are key skills in UX!
@caromoeckel @SamuelChngCW - it adds some great new thoughts and potential future directions to the typology discussion, building on what’s out in the field already. Well done, team!
I very much enjoyed reading @SamuelChngCW et al. paper ‘Hacker types, motivations and strategies: A comprehensive framework’ this morning, which also uses some of my digital banking attacker typology — Read it on @ResearchGate: https://t.co/WKISiuVE63
Interdisciplinary security-related research to share? Consider submitting to European Interdisciplinary Cybersecurity Conference EICC2022 - full, short papers and posters accepted, deadline 15th Feb #CyberSecurity#computerscience#interdisciplinary#cfp