Cybersecurity
Ransomware, Spam en Scams
Rolf van Wegberg
Assistant Professor (UD), crimonoloog
Timezone: Europe/Amsterdam
About this speaker:
Rolf studies how cyber criminals earn their money. Originally trained as a criminologist, he is now an Assistant Professor (UD) at the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management of Delft University of Technology. With his interdisciplinary background, he studies digital and financial crime in a socio-technical context.
Recording: Yes
45 min / 15 min
Dutch
Session rating:
4.4/5
( 4.4 / 5 )
About this leqture:
Taking a computer hostage, remotely, with malicious software. By automating this prominent form of cybercrime, criminals would constantly break into companies, lock things up and become rich while sleeping. But seems to be deceiving. Criminals earned little from these digital hostages, precisely because of computerisation. Unfortunately for us, they are now taking a different approach. In this leqture you will learn about how cyber criminals work and how to protect yourself against them.
Over deze leqture:
Een computer gijzelen, op afstand, met kwaadaardige software. Met het automatiseren van deze prominente vorm van cybercrime, zouden criminelen aan de lopende band binnendringen bij bedrijven, de boel op slot gooien en daar al slapend rijk van worden. Maar schijnt bedriegt. Juist door doorgeslagen automatisering verdienden criminelen weinig aan deze digitale gijzelingen. Helaas voor ons gooien ze het nu over een ander boeg. In deze leqture leer je over hoe cybercriminelen te werk gaan en hoe je je ertegen beschermt.
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