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In recent years, computer and network attacks have increased tremendously. They turned out to be more sophisticated, complex and evolving in an unpredictable manner. This work presents a novel attack classification. It offers a generic attack description to classify, help identify and defend against computer and network attacks. Our approach takes into account several attack properties in order to...
Organizations often suffer harm from individuals who bear no malice against them but whose actions unintentionally expose the organizations to risk-the unintentional insider threat (UIT). In this paper we examine UIT cases that derive from social engineering exploits. We report on our efforts to collect and analyze data from UIT social engineering incidents to identify possible behavioral and technical...
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