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PASSAT-09 in Vancouver

Just arrived yesterday in Vancouver. The PASSAT-09 conference is quite nice so far and I gave my presentation today (“con mucha mierda” – Javier). I’m still tired from the trip and will hopefully post some pictures from Canada soon. Update: The conference was great and I met some interesting people, below are some snapshots from […]

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Towards Automating Social Engineering Using Social Networking Sites (Preprint)

Post author By markus
Post date 2009-07-06
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I made the preprint version of my publication on “Towards Automating Social Engineering Using Social Networking Sites” available online. You can fetch the pdf from here: http://asebot.nysos.net. As I said before I will present this work at this year’s PASSAT in Vancouver. Abstract—A growing number of people use social networking sites to foster social relationships […]

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Automated Social Engineering Bot – PASSAT 2009

Post author By markus
Post date 2009-06-13
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I got a paper on my Automated Social Engineering Bot accepted at the PASSAT 2009 conference. I’ll post the camery-ready version soon. 🙂

Tags academia, ASE, ASE bot, automated social engineering, Canada, chat, conference, deception, Facebook, paper, passat, PASSAT09, privacy, publication, python, security, Securitzy, social engineering, Vancouver