Indicators of employee phishing email behaviours: Intuition, elaboration, attention, and email typology

Buckley, Jude; Lottridge, Danielle; Murphy, J.G.; Corballis, P.M.

doi:10.1016/j.ijhcs.2023.102996

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“…A clustering and categorization of email contents have been provided in Alsmadi and Alhami [57], which takes a similar approach to the one described here. In addition, a thorough investigation into the identification of spam in emails through the application of bio-inspired optimization techniques has demonstrated a high level of detection accuracy [58]. In a similar vein, an email classification system that makes use of artificial neural networks has demonstrated very high levels of performance accuracy [59].…”

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Email Security Issues, Tools, and Techniques Used in Investigation

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The email system is a globally distributed communication infrastructure service that involves multiple actors playing different roles to ensure end-to-end mail delivery. It is an indispensable method of communicating that is changing how people share data and information. As a result, it facilitates effective and efficient communication, especially in business, as well as convenience, accessibility, and replication. Today, email can send more than just text files; it can also send audio, video, photos, and other files with extensions. With email becoming ubiquitous in all aspects of our lives, enhancing its security, operating procedures, and forensic investigation has become essential. The purpose of this paper is to review some real email forensic incidents and the tools and techniques that have been proposed. A discussion of the major threats to email as well as techniques to mitigate them will also be provided. A comparison study was made of several techniques and analysis tools used in email forensics. In addition, this paper compares the available software tools for email forensics based on factors such as language interface, user interface, programming language, creation of image files, calculation of hash value, cost, and advantages.

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“…Hash values are generated to ensure that the integrity of the data is not compromised and that it remains unaltered during the investigation. These hash values act as a "fingerprint" for electronic documents, and any minor alteration to the file will result in a different hash value being generated [56][57][58][59][60].…”

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“…(2023) there are many factors that determine how people respond to phishing emails including sociodemographics, cyber security training, phishing email typology, information processing factors and faith in the institution itself. Buckley, et. al.…”

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A Reflection on Typology and Verification Flaws in consideration of Biocybersecurity/Cyberbiosecurity: Just Another Gap in the Wall

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Palmer

2023

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Verification is central to any process in a functional and enduring cyber-secure organization. This verification ishow the validity or accuracy of a state of being is assessed (Schlick, 1936; Balci, 1998). Conversely, breakdownin verification procedures is core to the interruption of normal operations for an organization. A key problemfor organizations that utilize biology as an interlock within their systems is that personnel lack sufficient abilityto verify all practically relevant biological information for procedures such as a nurse logging a blood draw, or amolecular biology technician preparing agar to culture microbes for study. This has several implications, one ofwhich is our diminished ability to approximate and defend against emerging biologically-linked cyberthreats.These could be in the form of mis- or dis-information, contaminants, or calculated threats to vital supplies.Two important questions to ask are: “What may be the implications of diminished ability to undergo strictverification measures (such as triple redundancy and technological distancing).” And “how does this impactour ability to anticipate and make changes for verification of biological processes?” This paper aims to discusskey areas where verification gaps exist and how to bridgethos gaps. Towards this, we cover data integrity,implications of the lack of verification, triple redundancy, technological distancing, biosafety concerns, andmore. All of this will factor into the ability of organizations with proximity to biosecurity to anticipate nationalchanges to biological processes that are nationally relevant.

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