Cybercrimeology
by Cybercrimeology
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This research is going places: Cyberspace topology and online…
This research is going places: Cyberspace topology and online…
About this podcast
Cybercrimeology is a podcast about cybercrime, its research and its researchers. We talk to top researchers from around the world to learn about different forms of cybercrime and their research. We learn about cybercrime theory, organized crime online, Darknet drug markets, cybercrime awareness and crime prevention, technology-facilitated intimate partner violence and much more.
The podcast has been running since November of 2019 and there is still so much to learn. I am happy to have you along for the journey into this fascinating subject.
Episodes
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- This research is going places: Cyberspace topology and online offender mobility · 36 min · Episode 135Where do cybercriminals go when they go online? Dr Asier Moneva returns to Cybercrimeology to discuss how defining places in cyberspace might help us understand the journeys…
- It's Just a Meme: The Aesthetics of Cruelty · 40 min · Episode 134How can people share hateful and disturbing content online? Dr. Alessandro Moretti from the University of Copenhagen joins us to discuss his research into the aesthetics of…
- Whodunit.gov.org: Behaviour and Cyber Attribution · 25 min · Episode 133Can the choices made during a cyberattack help tell us who is behind it? Priscilla F. Aybar from Florida International University joins us to discuss her research examining the…
- A Treacherous Land: Cyberstalking and Harassment on Dating Apps · 24 min · Episode 132How can the features that make dating apps convenient also create opportunities for harassment? Jennifer Ayerza from George Mason University joins us to discuss how people use…
- Snapshots of Society: Studying Cybercrime Every Here · 30 min · Episode 131How do we study cybercrime when the usual data sources are limited, uneven or built around assumptions from the Global North? Irnasya Hadi joins us to discuss cyber insecurity in…
- No News is Bad News: AI Agents, Information Value, Accountability & Democracy · 34 min · Episode 130AI agents are changing how people find, consume and evaluate news. Dr. Aengus Bridgman from McGill University joins us to discuss how AI systems interact with journalism, what…
- Public Interest Technology: Making Sense of Security in an AI World · 35 min · Episode 129How should we think about security when many of the most important problems are not purely technical? Bruce Schneier joins us to discuss the challenge of communicating complex…
- Who You Gonna Call?: Cybercrime Types and Expectations of Police Response · 31 min · Episode 128Dr. Rachel McNealey joins us to examine how people understand cybercrime and why existing response systems often fail to meet their needs. We explore how perceptions of police…
- Disordered Sense-Making: Conflict Narratives in the Digital Era · 36 min · Episode 127Dr Samuel Tanner offers a reflective monologue tracing his intellectual journey from doctoral research on war crimes in the Balkans to contemporary work on right-wing extremism…
- Beyond “The Cybercriminal”: Understanding Diversity in Cyber Offenders · 25 min · Episode 126Who commits cybercrime, and are all cybercrime offenders the same? In this episode, We speak with Dr. Luuk Bekkers about what criminological and psychological research reveals…
- Systematically Improving Cybersecurity Training · 49 min · Episode 125How do we change cybersecurity behaviour rather than simply improve awareness? In this episode, Julia Prümmer joins Cybercrimeology to discuss cybersecurity training through the…
- The Human beneath the Hoodie: Profiling pathways into cybercrime · 34 min · Episode 124What leads someone from early curiosity in technology to criminal hacking? Dr Melissa Martineau joins us to discuss cyber profiling, pathways into cyber dependent offending and…
- Courses, Clicks and Consequences: Empiricizing Enterprise Security · 1 h 4 min · Episode 123We speak with Dr Grant Ho from the University of Chicago about a large-scale field evaluation of anti-phishing training inside a major health organisation. The conversation…
- The many minds of MITRE: building multidisciplinary human insider-risk research · 44 min · Episode 122How do insider-risk programmes work when they are built around people, not just data? Dr Deanna D. Caputo, Chief Scientist for Insider Threat Capabilities at MITRE, explains what…
- Follow the Honey: Experiments in Cybercriminal Decision-Making · 31 min · Episode 121How do cybercriminals decide which targets to pursue, and how can researchers study these decisions in real time? In this episode, we talk with **Daniëlle Stibbe** a PhD…
- Crime Online: Hashtag Like and Subscribe, or don't · 30 min · Episode 120What does influence look like when there are no formal memberships, no application processes, and no leaders? In this episode, Dr. Francesco Carlo Campisi shares insights from…
- The Human in_security - deception, weapons, crime & culture · 28 min · Episode 119In this episode we have a wide ranging discussion on the human in cybersecurity with Dr. Iain Reid from the University of Portsmouth. We get into the application of psychology to…
- Visualizing Conti: Revealing the Business of Ransomware-as-a-Service through New Analytical Techniques · 28 min · Episode 118What can leaked internal messages from a ransomware group reveal about how cybercrime operations really work? In this episode, Estelle Ruellan discusses the analysis of the tens…
- Fake It Until You Break It: The pay-to-publish paper mills exploiting the over metrification of Science · 40 min · Episode 117When fake science can be bought, what happens to the value of real research? Dr. Sarah Eaton from the University of Calgary and Dr. Sabina Alam from Taylor & Francis discuss the…
- DeReact, DeFatigue and Deceive: Psychology for Better Cybersecurity Design · 39 min · Episode 116What happens when people get tired of cybersecurity? Dr. Andrew Reeves from the UNSW Institute for Cyber Security joins us to explore how psychological principles—like fatigue…
