Development of Injected Code Attacks in Online Banking Fraud Incidents: An exploratory study for understanding the evolution of code used by cyber criminals in financial malware

The frequency of online banking fraud incidents has increased over the last years. A method used by different cybercriminals is the injection of malicious code into the targeted web pages. For example, attackers might inject an additional piece code into the webpage of a targeted bank asking users to enter extra personal information (e.g., the...

MultiProxy: a collaborative approach to censorship circumvention

In recent years, many countries and administrative domains exploit control over their communication infrastructures to censor online materials. The concrete reasons behind the Internet censorship remain poorly understood due to the opaque nature of the systems. Generally, Internet censorship is to disrupt the free flow of information. It involves...

Customer Acceptance of a Revenue Management Platform with Multi-Party Computation: Application of Multi-Party Computation to Revenue Management in the Semiconductor Industry

Research ProblemIn today’s competitive and fast-paced nature of conducting business in the semiconductor industry, the discipline of revenue management (RM) is often mentioned. Through a dynamic pricing capability, RM enables firms to maximize profits by capitalizing on missed revenues. Moreover, RM enables customers to receive products on short...

Exploring the Value of the Analogy between the Physical Internet and the Digital Internet

Improving Cyber Risk Communication: Mental Models of VPN in a professional services firm in the Netherlands

More effective and efficient risk communication in the cybersecurity field needs to be designed to improve risk awareness among people and to increase resiliency. The field of cyber risk communication is relatively new, which limits the current knowledge on how to design risk communication. In this study the risk perception of eleven laypeople...

Fighting Child Sexual Abuse Material better together: A stakeholder central review of the government policies

This study aims to make recommendations about how the Internet can be more thoroughly cleaned of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), focusing on the Dutch government policies. In the past years, several organizations, including the European Commission, called out the Netherlands for the role Dutch companies have in the hosting of CSAM. According...

Privacy issues of mobile phone companies’ usage of Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology: Analysing the use of UWB in mobile phones from a multi-actor perspective, magnifying privacy concerns and formulating guidelines

Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology became unregulated within the EU in 2007. Most recently, it was integrated into mobile phones in 2019, notably Apply and Samsung adding it to all their newer models. While UWB is characterised as a radio technology with any signal above 500 MHz, it operates within the 6-9 GHz<br/>range in mobile phones. This...

Centralised DNS-based Malware Mitigation: Examining the adoption and efficacy of centralised DNS-based malware mitigation services

Malware presents a growing problem in a world that is increasingly connected to, and reliant on, the internet. The growing, devastating potential of cyber attacks such as DDoS attacks on society and economy is largely the result of a new class of devices, the Internet of Things (IoT), whose characteristic vulnerabilities make them easy targets...

Assessing the threat landscape of sectors as they adopt cloud-based email services

Email communication is a crucial part of the daily processes of enterprises. Organizations can opt for traditional infrastructure on-premise or use cloud-based email services provided by (foreign) cloud service providers. In Europe in particular, organizations from crucial sectors have been adopting cloudbasedemail services. The level of cloud...