[psysec] Call for Articles: Social Engineering book

Raoul Chiesa raoul.chiesa at mediaservice.net
Wed Mar 24 17:56:33 UTC 2010


Stephan Humer ha scritto:
> Dear list members,
>
> Social Engineering is not only a fascinating field of activity, but
> also clearly underrepresented in academic discussions. So I would like
> to invite you to an edited book, covering the latest trends,
> discussions and developments in Social Engineering, preferably with a
> digital context, but not limited to it. This mailing list shows me
> that there is a basis for such a project, so feel free to discuss this
> topic right here and contribute to it.
>
> Interested authors should submit an extended abstract of no more than
> 500 words (in English) by April 1st, 2010. The articles should be
> completed within the upcoming summer. The book will be peer reviewed
> and published as a part of the Berlin University of the Arts Digital
> Class serial in 2010. The serial is an effort to raise people´s
> awareness of contemporary digital theory aspects in our society.
>
> Best
>
> Stephan

Hi Stephan.

As promised, the Italian SecSum is over and I've been able to speak with
Sharon Conheady (Cc'ed) along those days.
Yes, we'll make it by April 1st (but, a grace time would be highly
appreciated, since I'll be travelling no-stop until April 9th.).

Here's an index proposal: if you give us your OK, we'll start to work.

·         Abstract

·         Introduction to Social Engineering

·         Social Engineering along the years

·         Social Engineering in today’s security & privacy threats

o   The business-model beyond cybercrime and Underground Economy
(related to Spam, Phishing & Identity Theft)

·         Social and Economical impacts

·         The typical targets

o   Money approach (phishing, counterfeited goods, money laundering from
Underground Economy)

o   Generic ID theft approach (Facebook, e-mail, etc..)

·         Countermeasures

·         Bibliography, references


As you may see we haven't send you an abstract, since we think the above
index reflects much more the idea of what we want to talk about.
Obviously, this index may be expanded as well.
Cheers,
Raoul

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