Personality traits as predictors of vulnerability to persuasion in social engineering amongst risk-aware targets
<p dir="ltr">Many cybersecurity advancements involve personalizing security measures. These measures often leverage individual differences to create tailored solutions, such as custom cybersecurity training programs. This study examines persuasion in social engineering (SE) attacks,...
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| Main Author: | Aya Muhanad (22827410) (author) |
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| Other Authors: | Israa Abuelezz (17541834) (author), Raseena Haris (22827413) (author), Khaled M. Khan (16888788) (author), Raian Ali (12066006) (author) |
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2025
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