Cyber Deception and Cyberpsychology for Defense

Introduction to the Minitrack on Cyber Deception and Cyberpsychology for Defense

Sunny Fugate, Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific
Matt Bishop, University of California - Davis
Cliff Wang, Army Research Office
Kimberly Ferguson-Walter, Department of Defense

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Modeling Phishing Decision using Instance Based Learning and Natural Language Processing

Tianhao Xu, University of Washington
Kuldeep Singh, University of Texas El Paso
Prashanth Rajivan, University of Washington

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Predicting the Threat: Investigating Insider Threat Psychological Indicators With Deep Learning

Angela Horneman, Carnegie Mellon University
Bob Ditmore, Carnegie Mellon University
Craig Motell, U.S. Department of Defense
Matthew Levy, NA

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Responsible Integration of Behavioral Science in Computer Science Research and Development

Elizabeth Niedbala, Laboratory for Advanced Cybersecurity Research
Kimberly Ferguson-Walter, U.S. Department of Defense
Dana Lafon, USG

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The interaction of dark traits with the perceptions of apprehension

Joana Gaia, SUNY-Buffalo
David Murray, SUNY-Buffalo
George Sanders, SUNY-Buffalo
Sean Sanders, University at Buffalo
Shambhu Upadhyaya, SUNY-Buffalo
Xunyi Wang, Baylor University
Chul Yoo, Florida Atlantic University

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TSM: Measuring the Enticement of Honeyfiles with Natural Language Processing

Roelien Timmer, University of New South Wales
David Liebowitz, Penten, UNSW Sydney
Surya Nepal, Data61, Cybersecurity CRC
Salil Kanhere, UNSW Sydney, Cybersecurity CRC

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