Seminar Summer Semester 2020
In this seminar you will present a paper of the participants in the workshop Security and Human Behavior 2019 (SHB 2019). Suitable papers are listed below. This seminar is primarely for students in our Master program on IT Security, but Master and Bachelor students from related fields of study, e.g. computer science, IT engineering, and E-Commerce, are welcome as well. The seminar will be in English.
For this seminar, you give a talk of 45–60 minutes about one of the papers below. You can use a projector and the blackboard for your presentation. In addition to your talk, you prepare a seminar paper. The seminar paper must be finished for your talk. It will be published on this web page. By joining the seminar you agree that your paper will be published here.
Here are my slides from the introductory session.
The following papers are available:
- We will make you like our research: The development of a susceptibility-to-persuasion scale
- Exploring the provision of online booter services
- Which Malware Lures Work Best? Measurementsfrom a Large Instant Messaging Worm
- Forgetting in Social Media: Understanding and Controlling Longitudinal Exposure of Socially Shared Data
- The Many Shades of Anonymity:Characterizing Anonymous Social Media Content
- Catch me, Yes we can! - Pwning Social Engineers using Natural Language ProcessingTechniques in Real-Time
- Insights for Critical Alarm-Based Warning Systems from a Risk Analysis of Commercial Aviation Passenger Screening
- Price Manipulation in the Bitcoin Ecosystem
- The Rise and Fall of Cryptocurrencies
- Risk and economic assessment of U.S. aviation security for passenger-borne bomb attacks
- Moral Psychology Is Relationship Regulation: Moral Motives for Unity, Hierarchy, Equality, and Proportionality
- Towards Cognitive Obfuscation (Clemens Rawald)
- Suspicion, Cognition, Automaticity Model (SCAM) of Phishing Susceptibility (Marc Mettke)
- Folk Models of Home Computer Security (David Roos)
- Does Sharing Make My Data More Insecure? An Empirical Study on Health Information Exchange and Data Breaches