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 | Second International Conference on Human Aspects of Information Security & Assurance (HAISA 2008)Nathan Clarke, Steven Furnell (Ed.)  |
- The cycle of deception - a model of social engineering attacks, defenses and victims
Marcus Nohlberg, Stewart Kowalski
pp1-11
- A Practical Assessment of Social Engineering Vulnerabilities
Taimur Bakhshi, Maria Papadaki, Steven Furnell
pp12-23
- secalyser – a system to plan training for employees
Jan Schlüter, Stephanie Teufel
pp24-34
- Human, Organizational and Technological Challenges of Implementing IT Security in Organizations
Rodrigo Werlinger, Kirstie Hawkey, Konstantin Beznosov
pp35-47
- Cultivating an Atmosphere of Proactive Computer
Security to Mitigate Limited End-User Awareness
Martyn Styles, Theodore Tryfonas
pp48-55
- Security and privacy awareness of home PC users in Norway
Freddy Andreassen, Einar Snekkenes
pp56-68
- Identifying Differences between Security and other IT Professionals: a Qualitative Analysis
Andre Gagne, Kasia Muldner, Konstantin Beznosov
pp69-79
- A method for ranking authentication products
Kirsi Helkala, Einar Snekkenes
pp80-93
- Digital Fingerprinting Based on Keystroke Dynamics
Ahmed Awad E Ahmed, Traore Issa, Almulhem Ahmed
pp94-104
- A Usability Analysis of the Autopsy Forensic Browser
David James Bennett, Paul Stephens
pp105-115
- How addressing implementation issues can assist in medical information security governance
Trish Williams
pp116-125
- The Threat of Political Phishing
Christopher Soghoian, Oliver Friedrichs, Markus Jakobsson
pp126-143