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Skilled or Gullibleƒ Gender Stereotypes Related to Computer Security and Privacy

IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy, 2023
Gender stereotypes remain common in U.S. society and harm people of all genders. Focusing on binary genders (women and men) as a first investigation, we empirically study gender stereotypes related to computer security and privacy.
Miranda Wei, Pardis Emami-Naeini, Franziska Roesner, Tadayoshi Kohno   +3 more
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Large Language Models and Computer Security

International Conference on Trust, Privacy and Security in Intelligent Systems and Applications, 2023
Large language models (LLMs) are having a significant impact in many different fields. Security and privacy issues related to LLMs are of paramount importance. LLMs can be used to defend against cyberattacks and thwart attackers.
Arun Iyengar, Ashish Kundu
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Computer Security with Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Data Science Combination

Intelligent Security Systems, 2021
The chapter discusses the basic concepts of computer security as well as the taxonomy and classification of the fundamental algorithms in the domains of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science in relation to their applications in ...
Leon Reznik
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Credit Card Fraud Is a Computer Security Problem

IEEE Security and Privacy, 2021
Most apps and merchants do not want to deal with financial fraud, but, if they accept payments, they will eventually have to. Our position is that credit card fraud prevention is a technical problem that needs technical solutions.
S. King, Nolen Scaife, P. Traynor, Zainul Abi Din, Christian Peeters, Hari Venugopala   +5 more
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One Giant Leap for Computer Security

IEEE Security and Privacy, 2020
Today's computer systems trace their roots to an era of trusted users and highly constrained hardware; thus, their designs fundamentally emphasize performance and discount security.
Hamed Okhravi, N. Burow, R. Skowyra, Bryan C. Ward, S. Jero, Roger Kazan, H. Shrobe   +6 more
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Textbook Underflow: Insufficient Security Discussions in Textbooks Used for Computer Systems Courses

Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, 2021
Introductory computer science courses, such as Computer Systems, could be used to provide the first exposure to computer security to students. However, prior work has shown that, in the US's top R1 universities, computer systems courses are not taught ...
Majed Almansoori, Jessica Lam, Elias Fang, Adalbert Gerald Soosai Raj, Rahul Chatterjee   +4 more
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Data to Infinity and Beyond: Examining Data Sharing and Reuse Practices in the Computer Security Community

IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy
Sharing high-quality research data specifically for reuse in future work helps the scientific community progress by enabling researchers to build upon existing work and explore new research questions without duplicating data collection efforts.
Anna Crowder, Allison Lu, Kevin Childs, Carson Stillman, Patrick Traynor, Kevin R. B. Butler   +5 more
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SoK (or SoLK?): On the Quantitative Study of Sociodemographic Factors and Computer Security Behaviors

USENIX Security Symposium
Researchers are increasingly exploring how gender, culture, and other sociodemographic factors correlate with user computer security and privacy behaviors.
Miranda Wei, Jaron Mink, Yael Eiger, Tadayoshi Kohno, Elissa M. Redmiles, Franziska Roesner   +5 more
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Cybersecurity Culture in Computer Security Incident Response Teams: Investigating difficulties in communication and coordination

International Conference on Cyber Security And Protection Of Digital Services, 2019
This study aims to identify the factors related to developing a cybersecurity culture at an organizational context and the difficulties faced in communicating and cooperating within a CSIRT.
M. Ioannou, Eliana Stavrou, Maria Bada
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Using Automated Prompts for Student Reflection on Computer Security Concepts

Annual Conference on Innovation and Technology in Computer Science Education, 2019
Reflection is known to be an effective means to improve students' learning. In this paper, we aim to foster meaningful reflection via prompts in computer science courses with a significant practical, software development component. To this end we develop
Hui Chen, Agnieszka Ciborowska, Kostadin Damevski   +2 more
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