Category: For Academics & Researchers | Journal of Online Scam Psychology

Technical Report: Understanding Scam Victims – Seven Principles For Systems Security

SCARS Editorial Team2019-07-09T06:03:56-04:00July 9th, 2019|Categories: For Academics & Researchers, Monographs / White Papers, Psychology of Scams, Research Published, Scam Criminology|Tags: Computer Laboratory, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Frank Stajano, Paul Wilson, Systems Security, Understanding Scam Victims, University of Cambridge, Victims of Online Scams|

Technical Report: Understanding Scam Victims - Seven Principles For Systems Security Authors: Frank Stajano, Paul Wilson, University of Cambridge, Computer Laboratory Date: August 2009 Audience: All Audiences Language: British English Keywords: Understanding Scam Victims, Victims of Online Scams, Systems Security, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Frank Stajano, Paul Wilson, University of Cambridge, Computer Laboratory Abstract: The success of [...]

Research Paper-Report: The Psychology Of Scams – Provoking And Committing Errors Of Judgement

SCARS Editorial Team2019-07-06T09:23:34-04:00July 6th, 2019|Categories: For Academics & Researchers, For Assistance & Support Providers, Monographs / White Papers, Psychology of Scams, Research Published, Victimization|Tags: Cognitive And Motivational Processes, Errors of Judgment, Exploit Different Vulnerabilities, Manipulation, Persuasive Approach, Psychology of Scams, Research Paper, Systematic Psychological Manipulation, Victim Psychology, Victims|

Research Paper-Report: The Psychology Of Scams - Provoking And Committing Errors Of Judgement Author: Prepared for the Office of Fair Trading by the University of Exeter School of Psychology Date: May 2008 Audience: Scam Victims / General Audiences / Government Keywords: Psychology Of Scams, Errors of Judgment, Cognitive And Motivational Processes, Exploit Different Vulnerabilities, Persuasive [...]

Research Paper-Report: Predicting Online Fraud Victimisation In Australia

SCARS Editorial Team2019-07-06T09:24:10-04:00July 6th, 2019|Categories: For Academics & Researchers, For Scam Victims, Monographs / White Papers, Psychology of Scams, Research Published, Scam Criminology, Victimization|Tags: Australian Government, Cybercrime, Fraud, Predicting Online Fraud, Predicting Scams, Victimization, Victims|

Research Paper-Report, Title: Predicting Online Fraud Victimisation In Australia Authors: Catherine Emami, Russell G Smith & Penny Jorna Date: April 5 2019 Audience: Scam Victims / General Audiences / Criminologists / Law Enforcement / Government Keywords: Fraud, Victims, Cybercrime, Victimization, Predicting Scams, Predicting Online Fraud, Australian Government, Predicting Online Fraud Victimisation In Australia ISSN: 1836-2206 Australian Institute of Criminology [...]