Forensic Psychology- Week 11

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Cyber psychology

The human factors aspects of cyber security.

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Vishing

A type of cyber attack. See link provided.

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Phishing emails

In Australia, 74% of cyber attacks are phishing emails.

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Social Engineering

Strategies deployed in phishing attempts to trick users into divulging information.

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Cialdini's principles of persuasion

Authority, Consistency, Liking, Reciprocity, Scarcity, Social Proof, and Unity; Referred to in cyber security as Social Engineering Principles.

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Social Engineering Principle: Authority

People are more likely to respond if they perceive the message sender as having power or authority.

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Social Engineering Principle: Scarcity/Urgency

People are more likely to respond when they perceive an offer as rare or as time limited.

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Social Engineering Principle: Social Proof

People are more likely to respond when they think that other people are doing the same thing.

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Event congruency

Contextualizing messages increases the effectiveness of phishing.

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Time pressure

People's information processing changes when they have limited time to make decisions.

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Stress

Peoples’ information processing changes when they are under stress and makes one more susceptible to social engineering attacks.

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Trusted sources

We are more likely to evaluate information in a positive light when delivered by someone we trust.

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Personalisation

When an email contains cues that it is specifically for you and typically uses your name in the salutation.

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Cyber Hygiene

Desired online behaviors such as keeping strong passwords, updating systems, and using 2FA.

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Dual process model of cognition

System 1: Fast, no effort, automatic. System 2: Slow, high effort, must be consciously engaged in.

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System 1

Intuitive / Instinctive: Fast, no effort, automatic, autonomous, many different processes (Heuristics), does NOT require Working Memory.

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System 2

Rational / Analytical: Slow, high effort, must be consciously engaged in, can be mediated, arguably a single resource, dependent on Working Memory.