9:00 - 10:00 a.m
Session 4: Assessing Online Risks (Chair: Francis Fortin)
Exploring the Correlates of Cyber Hygiene Pratices Among U.S Adolescents
Ngo, F., University of South Florida
Ream, F., University of Montreal
Govindu, R., University of South Florida
Agarwal, A., Florida Gulf Coast University
Cros-Contextual Victimizatiion and Fear: Examining the Effects of Online and Offline Victimization on Fear of Crime
McNealey, R., Michigan State University
Figuero, C., Penn State
Burden, M., Michigan State University
Developing the UK's first evidence-based cyber offending risk assessment tools: lessons learned and next steps for implementation
Sweiry, A., Home Office
Gill, P., University College London
Marchment, Z., University College London
Break (coffee & tea)
10:00 - 10:30 a.m
10:30 - 11:20 a.m
Ph.D. Session II (Chair: Tom Holt)
Exploring the Operational Mechanisms and Trust Signals in Cybercrime-as-a-Service Marketplaces Trading Remote Access Trojans
Kool, H., Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement
Leukfeldt, R., Netherlands Institute for the study of Crime and Law Enforcement; The Hague University of Applied Sciences; Leiden University
Moneva, A., Netherlands Institute for the study of Crime and Law Enforcement; The Hague University of Applied Sciences
To report or not to report: A study of reporting decisions among entrepreneurs after ransomware victimisation
Matthijsse, S., The Hague University of Applied Sciences
van't Hoff-de Goede, S., Netherlands Institute for the study of Crime and Law Enforcement
Leukfeldt, R., Netherlands Institute for the study of Crime and Law Enforcement; The Hague University of Applied Sciences; Leiden University
Comparing Regular Ransomware With Ransomware Targeting NAS devices
Meurs, T., Dutch Police; University Twente
Hoheisel, R., University Twente
Junger, M., University of Twente
Abhishta, A., University of Twente
Online crime as a Serious and Organised Crime
Heeler, A., Royal Holloway University of London
Bjerg Jensen, R., Royal Holloway University of London
Cyber-attack impact assessment using Large Language Models
Hoheisel, R., University Twente
Hermann, A., University of Twente
Baialiev, D., University of Twente
Meurs, T., University Twente
Abhishta, A., University of Twente
11:20 a.m - 12:35 p.m
Session 5: Online crimes against the person (Chair: Masarah Paquet-Clouston)
Exploring the characteristics of adults victims of cyber harassment and their experiences seeking support
Popham, J., Wilfrid Laurier University
Peters, O., University of Guelph
Broll, B., University of Guelph
Ricciardelli, R., Memorial University of Newfoundland
Nevin, A., University of Guelph
Reynolds, D., Cape Breton University
Cyberbullying Prevention and Response: Recommendations from Adolescents with Lived Experience of Victimization
Broll. R., University of Guelph
Online Threats and Harms Faced by Specialist UK Police Officers: Qualitative Data from the 3PO Project
Christmann, K., University College London
Becker, I., University College London
Tracking the online Wolves : An Analysis of Factors Associated with Prolific Online Sex Offenders Involved in Child Luring
Fortin, F., University of Montreal
Chopin, J., University of Lausanne
Paquette, S., University of Portsmouth
Lunch
12:35 - 2:00 p.m
2:00 - 3:00 p.m
Session 6: Hacker dynamics (Chair: Nicole Selzer)
The habits of highly effective cybercrime leaders
Dupont, B., University of Montreal
Chadic, I., University of Montreal
Auger-Drolet, S., University of Montreal
Drift and Crime Participation in Cybercrime forums : The Case of Digital Workers
Paquet-Clouston, M., University of Montreal
Vincendon, L., University of Montreal
Ethical hacking through a criminological lens: a qualitative study
Weulan Kranenbarg, M., Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam