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Brad Wardman; Tommy Stallings; Gary Warner; Anthony Skjellum (2011) · 2011 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Cyber Threat Intelligence · Investigation type: Phishing Analysis
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Bradford W. Reyns (2011) · Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Incident Response
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Philip J. Nero; Brad Wardman; Heith Copes; Gary Warner (2011) · 2011 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Phishing Analysis
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Region-Based Geospatial Abduction with Counter-IED Applications 5+ Shakarian; Subrahmanian (2011)
Research category: Cyber Threat Intelligence · Investigation type: Threat Hunting
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Marco Riccardi; Roberto Di Pietro; Jorge Aguila Vila (2011) · 2011 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Malware & Exploits · Investigation type: Malware Analysis
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Vaibhav Garg; Nathaniel Husted; Jean Camp (2011) · 2011 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Other
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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The Use of Open Source Intelligence in the Construction of Covert Social Networks 5+ Rhodes (2011)
Research category: Social Media & SOCMINT · Investigation type: Threat Hunting
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Understanding Terrorist Network Topologies and Their Resilience Against Disruption 5+ Lindelauf et al. (2011)
Research category: OSINT Methodology · Investigation type: Social Media Analysis
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Johan van Wilsem (2011) · European Journal of Criminology
Research category: Disinformation & Influence · Investigation type: Threat Hunting
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Marco Riccardi; David Oro; Jesus Luna; Marco Cremonini; Marc Vilanova (2010) · 2010 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Threat Hunting
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Sangita R. Pillay; Thamar Solorio (2010) · 2010 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: OSINT Methodology · Investigation type: Attribution
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Robert Layton; Paul Watters; Richard Dazeley (2010) · 2010 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Cyber Threat Intelligence · Investigation type: Phishing Analysis
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Chee-Wooi Ten; Govindarasu Manimaran; Chen-Ching Liu (2010) · IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics - Part A Systems and Humans
Research category: Network & Infrastructure Security · Investigation type: Vulnerability Assessment
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Fergus Toolan; Joe Carthy (2010) · 2010 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Phishing Analysis
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Wei Gao; Thomas Morris; Bradley Reaves; Drew Richey (2010) · 2010 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: IoT & CPS Security · Investigation type: Vulnerability Assessment
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Travis C. Pratt; Kristy Holtfreter; Michael D. Reisig (2010) · Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Phishing Analysis
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Sean M. Zadig; Gurvirender Tejay (2010) · 2010 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Other
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Shujun Li; Roland Schmitz (2009) · 2009 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Phishing Analysis
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Onook Oh; Rajarshi Chakraborty; H. R. Rao; Shambhu Upadhyaya (2009) · 2009 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: OSINT Methodology · Investigation type: Vulnerability Assessment
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Mina Guirguis; Jason Valdez; Bassam El Lababedi; Joseph Valdez (2009) · 2009 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Malware & Exploits · Investigation type: Forensic Investigation
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Robert Layton; Paul Watters (2009) · 2009 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Phishing Analysis
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Bradley Reaves; Thomas Morris (2009) · 2009 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: IoT & CPS Security · Investigation type: Vulnerability Assessment
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Liping Ma; John Yearwood; Paul Watters (2009) · 2009 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Cyber Threat Intelligence · Investigation type: Attribution
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Paul Knickerbocker; Dongting Yu; Jun Li (2009) · 2009 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Phishing Analysis
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Brad Wardman; Gaurang Shukla; Gary Warner (2009) · 2009 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Malware & Exploits · Investigation type: Vulnerability Assessment
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Steve Sheng; Ponnurangam Kumaraguru; Alessandro Acquisti; Lorrie Cranor; Jason Hong (2009) · 2009 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Cyber Threat Intelligence · Investigation type: Phishing Analysis
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Fergus Toolan; Joe Carthy (2009) · 2009 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: AI/ML for Security · Investigation type: Phishing Analysis
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Paul A. Watters (2009) · 2009 eCrime Researchers Summit
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Phishing Analysis
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Craig S. Fleisher (2008) · European Journal of Marketing
Research category: OSINT Methodology · Investigation type: Other
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Chee-Wooi Ten; Chen-Ching Liu; Govindarasu Manimaran (2008) · IEEE Transactions on Power Systems
Research category: Vulnerability Research · Investigation type: Vulnerability Assessment
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Steve Sheng; Bryant Magnien; Ponnurangam Kumaraguru; Alessandro Acquisti; Lorrie Faith Cranor; Jason I. Hong; Elizabeth Nunge (2007) · Proceedings of the 3rd Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Phishing Analysis
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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Tyler Moore; Richard Clayton (2007) · Proceedings of the anti-phishing working groups 2nd annual eCrime researchers summit
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Phishing Analysis
Collection: APWG.org eCrimes Research · Original collection
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N. Kshetri (2006) · IEEE Security & Privacy
Research category: Cybercrime & Fraud · Investigation type: Other
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