I’ve been asked exactly what the board does and how the Associate Editors help shape the journal. This post answers that. ACM Digital Threats: Research and...
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As a part of some recent research, I’ve found myself reading older papers in this field. It has been fascinating to consider the problems they saw...
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I’m on twitter and I occasionally see topics I think would be an interesting topic for a Field Note. I reach out to people and ask...
Continue reading...The Digital Threats to Artificial Intelligence
Digital Threats: Research and PracticeCall for papersSpecial Issue on Digital Threats to Artificial Intelligence Guest Editors: Lena Pons, CMU, USA Eliezer Kanal, Google, USA Jeff Chrabaszcz,...
Continue reading...Transparency in an Opaque World
One of the principles DTRAP was founded on was scientific rigor. Transparency in data and transparency in method are two principles that are important to us. ...
Continue reading...Base Rate Fallacy
This blog is about DTRAP but at the same time, I want to talk about doing research. This is one of those “Doing research” topics that...
Continue reading...Notes from the Field
DTRAP has created a paper type that we’ve aimed at the working practitioners called the Field Note. We want short case reports that highlight an event...
Continue reading...Election Security and Covid-19 Don’t Mix
The covid-19 virus has rotten timing, not just because it’s horrible to be living during a pandemic, but because it’s an election year in the United...
Continue reading...Insider Threat — Not a New Problem
I’ve been doing some research lately that has me reading old papers. It’s interesting to see how technology and solutions evolved over time. I’ve been spending some...
Continue reading...Don’t press that button!
I have a red button I found online that says “Do not press”. If you press it, it has one of ten or so responses, including...
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