2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.diin.2006.03.001
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A two-dimensional circumplex approach to the development of a hacker taxonomy

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“…As motivações que levam pessoas a cometer crimes cibernéticos podem agrupar-se em categorias conforme suas características (Rogers, 2006). Estas categorias compreendem habilidades e motivações de acordo com o Quadro 1.…”
Section: Motivações Para O Crime Cibernéticounclassified
“…As motivações que levam pessoas a cometer crimes cibernéticos podem agrupar-se em categorias conforme suas características (Rogers, 2006). Estas categorias compreendem habilidades e motivações de acordo com o Quadro 1.…”
Section: Motivações Para O Crime Cibernéticounclassified
“…Cependant, son manque d'homogénéité la rend très difficile à caractériser. Dans (CERIAS, 2005;Rogers, 2006), les auteurs proposent une classification à deux dimensions considérant les motivations et les compétences des attaquants. Dans (Alata et al, 2006), les auteurs étudient deux catégories d'attaquants : les script kiddies et les black hats.…”
Section: Le Comportement Des Attaquantsunclassified
“…There is plenty of IT security literature available that sheds light on this aspect and provides a comprehensive classification of attackers [29], [30], [31]. The classification of attackers within the security literature consists of a rather stereotypical technical skill description, and differ only in that an attacker with similar skills is described using different names in different sources, e.g., an attacker who has the very basic skills is referred to as a script kiddie, novice, newbie, etc., depending on the source.…”
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