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Training Against Human and Generative-AI Social Engineering Attacks with Cognitive Models

2024-08-30

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<p>Social engineering attacks are commonly used by cybercriminals to gain valuable and sensitive data. Although the concern of attackers using AI-generated content is serious, training against social engineering attacks is typically based on simple human-designed emails. Our research introduces an experimental paradigm to determine whether there is a difference in the detection of human-generated and AI-generated...

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6ee095e4-c933-5ef0-8208-0f718aed01bb
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10.31234/osf.io/aycqr
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