Experimental Case Studies for Investigating E-Banking Phishing Techniques and Attack Strategies

Phishing is a form of electronic identity theft in which a combination of social engineering and web site spoofing techniques are used to trick a user into revealing confidential information with economic value. The problem of social engineering attack is that there is no single solution to eliminate it completely, since it deals largely with the human factor. This is why implementing empirical experiments is very crucial in order to study and to analyze all malicious and deceiving phishing website attack techniques and strategies. In this paper, three different kinds of phishing experiment case studies have been conducted to shed some light into social engineering attacks, such as phone phishing and phishing website attacks for designing effective countermeasures and analyzing the efficiency of performing security awareness about phishing threats. Results and reactions to our experiments show the importance of conducting phishing training awareness for all users and doubling our efforts in developing phishing prevention techniques. Results also suggest that traditional standard security phishing factor indicators are not always effective for detecting phishing websites, and alternative intelligent phishing detection approaches are needed

Basingstoke College of Technology: report from the Inspectorate (FEFC inspection report; 87/97 and 12/01)

Comprises two Further Education Funding Council (FEFC) inspection reports for the periods 1996-97 and 2000-0

2000 - 2001 : Part - Time Courses

Directory of over 250 courses which the DIT offers to students wishing to undertake part -time study. Book includes student information and regulations and details of what courses each faculty offers

1999 - 2000 : Part - Time Courses

Book containing map of DIT main locations, student information, student regulations, key contacts and full listing of part-time programmes on offer at DIT 199

Materials for Advanced Turbine Engines

An attempt was made to improve methods for producing powder metallurgy aircraft gas turbine engine parts from the nickel base superalloy known as Rene 95. The parts produced were the high pressure turbine aft shaft for the CF6-50 engine and the stages 5 through 9 compressor disk forgings for the CFM56/F101 engines. A 50% cost reduction was achieved as compared to conventional cast and wrought processing practices. An integrated effort involving several powder producers and a major forging source were included

2001 : Faculty of Applied Arts, Full - Time Courses

Book containing list of full - time coursesfor the faculty of applied arts, 2001. Also contains information on awards, student life at DIT, information on eligibility and selection, course summary information

Intellectual Property: The Practical and Legal Fundamentals

Patents, copyrights, trademarks and related interests are known as intellectual property (IP). It has not been long since patents especially were regarded in U.S. courts, and the Supreme Court in particular, as tools of monopolists, and their owners often fared poorly. However, people have come increasingly to view privately funded innovation as critical to national economic well-being and to agree that such innovation cannot occur unless companies that succeed in the marketplace can recoup their research, development and marketing costs. That is a major function of IP, and, particularly within the past dozen years, IP has been seen, both here and abroad, as playing a key role in developing technologies for the next century

2002 : Part - Time Courses

Book containing information and full list of part - time courses for 2002 entry. 2002/2003 academic calendar. Faculty structure and key contacts at DIT