session slides and videos for eCrime 2022
Wednesday, November 31
OPENING REMARKS FROM THE SYMPOSIUM CHAIRS
Dr. Guy-Vincent Jourdan, University of Ottawa, General Chair &Â Dr. Laurin Weissinger, Yale University, Program Chair
APWG eCrime 2022 Research Keynote
Joshua Corman, VP, Cyber Safety Strategy, Founder/I Am the Cavalry, Former Chief Strategist, CISA COVID Task Force Research
That’s Not Phishing: Countering Emerging Threats in Social Engineering
Adam Oest, Manager, Advanced Threats Group, PayPal
eCrime Submission: A THREAT / crawl: a Trainable, Highly-Reusable, and Extensible Automated Method and Tool to Crawl Criminal Underground Forums
Michele Campobasso (Eindhoven University of Technology), Luca Allodi (Eindhoven University of Technology)
Using Computer Vision to Detect Brand Phishing eMails at Scale
Ken Simpson, CEO, MailChannels
eCrime Submission: The Challenges of Blockchain-Based Naming Systems for Malware Defenders
Audrey Randall (UC San Diego), Wes Hardaker (USC/ISI), Aaron Schulman (UC San Diego), Stefan Savage (University of California, San Diego), Geoffrey M. Voelker (UC San Diego)
Thursday, December 1
OPENING REMARKS FROM APWG CHAIRMAN DAVE JEVANS
CipherTrace/MasterCard EVP Dave Jevans
eCrime Submission: Money Over Morals: A Business Analysis of Conti Ransomware
Ian W. Gray (New York University), Jack Cable, Vlad Cuiujuclu (Flashpoint), Benjamin Brown (University of Michigan), Damon McCoy (New York University)
Cloudifying Ransom Wars: Combating Ransomware Attacks on Cloud Databases
Aditya K Sood, Sr. Director Threat Research and Security Strategy, Office of the CTO, F5
eCrime Submission: Rationalising the ransom demands of cyber criminals: An analysis of ransomware investigation reports
Tom Meurs (University of Twente), Marianne Junger (University of Twente), Erik Tews (University of Twente), Abhishta Abhishta (University of Twente)
The Need for Clarity, Accuracy and Rigor When Reporting Cybercrime Statistics: How DNS and Other Abuse Statistics Can Mislead in the Absence of Conventions for Categorizing Cyber Events
Dave Piscitello, APWG Director, InterIsle Consulting Principal
eCrime Submission: Cryptocurrency Exchange Closure Revisited (Again)
Tyler Moore (University of Tulsa), Arghya Mukherjee (University of Tulsa)
Friday, December 2
eCrime Submission: don’t really give them peace of mind: User Perceptions of Social Engineering Attacks
Lin Kyi (Carleton University), Elizabeth Stobert (Carleton University)
eCrime Submission: The Role of Extraversion in Phishing Victimisation: A Systematic Literature Review
Pablo LÃ pez-Aguilar (APWG.EU & Universitat Rovira i Virgili), Agusti Solanas (Universitat Rovira i Virgili & APWG.EU), Constantinos Patsakis (University of Piraeus)
Ten Years and Dozens of National Deployments: Refreshing and Relaunching the STOP. THINK. CONNECT. Campaign In Its Second Decade
Aimee Larsen-Kirkpatrick, President, STOP. THINK. CONNECT. Messaging Convention, Inc.
PARA. PIENSA. CONÃCTATE. | Argentina: The national deployment of the cybersecurity awareness campaign at federal and provincial levels in Argentina
Pedro Janices, Director of Cybercrime Investigations Ministerio de Seguridad de la República Argentina
eCrime Submission: Invest in crypto: An analysis of investment scam advertisements found in Bitcointalk
Gilberto Atondo Siu (University of Cambridge), Alice Hutchings (University of Cambridge) Marie Vasek (University College London), Tyler Moore (The University of Tulsa)
eCrime Submission: Exploring Social Network of Trust Across Major Crime Types in an Underground Forum
Dalyapraz Manatova (Indiana University Bloomington) Dewesha Sharma (Indiana University Bloomington) Sagar Samtani (Indiana University) L. Jean Camp (Indiana University)
eCrime Submission: Leaky Kits: The Increased Risk of Data Exposure from Phishing Kits
Bhaskar Tejaswi (Concordia University) Nayanamana Samarasinghe (Concordia University) Sajjad Pourali (Concordia University) Mohammad Mannan (Concordia University) Amr Youssef (Concordia University)