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Peter Grabosky recognised with an ASC Lifetime Achievement Award

A new paradigm for collecting data on cybercrime?

Profiting from the pandemic: Fake vaccines and PPE flood the dark web

Phishing risks in a university student community

Author/s (editor/s):

Roderic Broadhurst
Katie Skinner
Nicholas Sifniotis
Bryan Matamoros-Macias
Yuguang Ipsen

Publication year:

2020

Publication type:

Government and community sector reports

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Phishing risks in a university student community

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Broadhurst R, Skinner K, Sifniotis N, Matamoros-Macias B & Ipsen Y 2020. Phishing risks in a university student community. Trends & issues in crime and criminal justice no. 587. Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology. https://aic.gov.au/publications/tandi/tandi587

Downloading firearms: Is an Internet connection all you need to get a gun in Australia?

Malware Trends on ‘Darknet’ Crypto-markets: Research Review

Author/s (editor/s):

Broadhurst Roderic, David Lord, Donald Maxim,
Hannah Woodford-Smith, Corey Johnston, Ho Woon Chung
Samara Carroll, Harshit Trivedi, and Bianca Sabol.

Publication year:

2018

Publication type:

Report

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Cite: Broadhurst, Roderic, David Lord, Donald Maxim, Hannah Woodford-Smith, Corey Johnston, Ho Woon Chung, Samara Carroll, Harshit Trivedi, and Bianca Sabol. 2018. Malware trends on darknet crypto-markets: research review, Australian National University, Cybercrime Observatory, Canberra; DOI:10.13140/RG.2.2.36312.60168

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