2009 Accepted Research Papers

The Symposium on Electronic Crime Research is an annual event hosted by the APWG. The event’s continuing goal is to promote cybercrime research by providing an venue for university researchers to publish their work. The program has published 100’s of papers specifically focused on fraud and crime in the cyber world.

This Year's Published Papers

Humboldt: A distributed phishing disruption system

Paul Knickerbocker ; Dongting Yu ; Jun Li

Phishing detection using classifier ensembles

Fergus Toolan ; Joe Carthy

Burn Before Reading: A stealthy framework for combating live forensics examinations

Mina Guirguis ; Jason Valdez ; Bassam El Lababedi ; Joseph Valdez

Determining provenance in phishing websites using automated conceptual analysis

Robert Layton ; Paul Watters

Establishing phishing provenance using orthographic features

Liping Ma ; John Yearwood ; Paul Watters

An exploration of unintended online private information disclosure in educational institutions across four countries

Onook Oh ; Rajarshi Chakraborty ; H. R. Rao ; Shambhu Upadhyaya

Discovery, infiltration, and denial of service in a process control system wireless network

Bradley Reaves ; Thomas Morris

Improving phishing countermeasures: An analysis of expert interviews

Steve Sheng ; Ponnurangam Kumaraguru ; Alessandro Acquisti ; Lorrie Cranor ; Jason Hong

A novel anti-phishing framework based on honeypots

Shujun Li ; Roland Schmitz

Identifying vulnerable websites by analysis of common strings in phishing URLs

Brad Wardman ; Gaurang Shukla ; Gary Warner

Why do users trust the wrong messages? A behavioural model of phishing

Paul A. Watters