Phish Finders: Crowd-powered RE for anti-phishing training tools

Rosser, Holly K.; Mayor, Maylene; Stemmler, Adam; Ahuja, Vinod; Grover, Andrea; Hale, Matthew

doi:10.1109/rew56159.2022.00031

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“…The proposed task design was conducted on MTurk crowdsourcing platform. In addition, Rosser et al [52] used Zooniverse for crowdsourcing phishing cues labeling which is a crucial RE www.ijacsa.thesai.org phase for anti-phishing training tools. Zooniverse markup interface was used to design the crowdsourcing task.…”

Section: E Re Crowdsourcing Task Designmentioning

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Crowdsourcing Requirements Engineering: A Taxonomy-based Review

Alamer,

Alyahya,

Al-Dossari

2024

IJACSA

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Interesting insights have been found by the research community indicating that early user involvement in Requirements Engineering (RE) has a considerable association with higher requirements quality, software project success and as well boosting user loyalty. In addition, traditional RE approaches confront scalability issues and would be time consuming and expensive to be applied with contemporary applications that can be surrounded by a large crowd. Therefore, recent attention has been shed on leveraging the principle of Crowdsourcing (CS) in requirements engineering. Engaging the crowd in RE activities has been researched by several studies. Hence, we synthesize and review the literature of the knowledge domain Crowdsourcing Requirements Engineering using a proposed taxonomy of the area. A total of 52 studies were selected for review in this paper. The review aims to provide the potential directions in the area and pave the way for other researchers to understand it and find possible gaps.

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Section: E Re Crowdsourcing Task Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Crowdsourcing Requirements Engineering: A Taxonomy-based Review

Alamer,

Alyahya,

Al-Dossari

2024

IJACSA

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A review of organization-oriented phishing research

Althobaiti,

Alsufyani

2024

PeerJ Computer Science

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The increased sophistication and frequency of phishing attacks that target organizations necessitate a comprehensive cyber security strategy to handle phishing attacks from several perspectives, such as the detection of phishing and testing of users’ awareness. Through a systematic review of 163 research articles, we analyzed the organization-oriented phishing research to categorize current research and identify future opportunities. We find that a notable number of studies concentrate on phishing detection and awareness while other layers of protection are overlooked, such as the mitigation of phishing. In addition, we draw attention to shortcomings and challenges. We believe that this article will provide opportunities for future research on phishing in organizations.

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Phish Finders: Crowd-powered RE for anti-phishing training tools

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Crowdsourcing Requirements Engineering: A Taxonomy-based Review

Crowdsourcing Requirements Engineering: A Taxonomy-based Review

A review of organization-oriented phishing research

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