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SUMMARY:HAIC Talk: Cybercrime in the Sky
DESCRIPTION:Description: Every day\, hundreds of people fly on airline tickets that have been obtained fraudulently\, and much of this is facilitated by cybercrime. I will use this example to explore cybercrime in more depth\, and understand its real-world impacts.  I will explore the trade in these tickets\, drawing on interviews with industry and law enforcement\, and an analysis of an online blackmarket. Tickets are purchased by complicit travellers or resellers from the online blackmarket. Victim travellers obtain tickets from fake travel agencies or malicious insiders. Compromised credit cards used to be the main method to purchase tickets illegitimately. However\, as fraud detection systems improved\, offenders displaced to other methods\, including compromised loyalty point accounts\, phishing\, and compromised business accounts. In addition to complicit and victim travellers\, fraudulently obtained tickets are used for transporting mules\, and for trafficking and smuggling. I will identify the difficulties faced by law enforcement with identifying those who are complicit in this trade. I will also outline potential interventions\, aimed at the act\, the actor\, and the marketplace\, with the goal of preventing and disrupting this crime type. \nAbout the speaker: Alice Hutchings is a University Lecturer in the Security Group at the Computer Laboratory\, University of Cambridge. She is also part of the Cambridge Cybercrime Centre\, an interdisciplinary initiative combining expertise from computer science\, criminology\, and law. Specialising in cybercrime\, she bridges the gap between criminology and computer science. Generally\, her research interests include understanding cybercrime offenders\, cybercrime events\, and the prevention and disruption of online crime.
URL:https://haic.fi/event/haic-talk-cybercrime-in-the-sky/
LOCATION:Dipoli\, Lumituuli\, Otakaari 24\, Espoo\, 02150\, Finland
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SUMMARY:HAIC Talk: Hard problems for cryptography: From Factoring to Sudoku - with Chris Brzuska
DESCRIPTION:Description: Cryptographers use hard problems to construct unbreakable encryption schemes\, pseudorandom number generators and more. A typical example is the factoring of large numbers\, i.e.\, we learn in primary school how to multiply numbers\, but given a large number\, even supercomputers struggle to take it apart into its prime factors. \nIn the talk\, we will see the diversity of hard problems that are candidates for secure cryptography\, ranging from factoring to sudoku. \nAbout the speaker: Christopher Brzuska is a faculty member at the departments computer science and mathematics and systems analysis at Aalto University. His research area is cryptography and his activities range from investigating secure payment to generating numbers that look random although they are actually not. \nBrzuska studied mathematics in Duisburg-Essen\, Bordeaux and Darmstadt\, holds a PhD from the computer science department at TU Darmstadt and worked as a post-doctoral researcher at Tel-Aviv University and Microsoft Research Cambridge. He was an assistant professor for IT Security Analysis at TU Hamburg where he closely collaborated with NXP Semiconductors. \nRegistration: HAIC Talks are open to everyone and free of charge but we ask you to register for the event.
URL:https://haic.fi/event/haic-talk-cryptography-with-chris-brzuska/
LOCATION:Dipoli\, Lumituuli\, Otakaari 24\, Espoo\, 02150\, Finland
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