About Me
Javara is a diligent and aspiring PhD researcher dedicated to the field of human factors in cybercrime. With a strong passion for understanding and combating the prevalence of phishing attacks, Javara aims to contribute significantly to reducing the risks associated with malicious cyber threats.
Acknowledging the widespread psychological, emotional, and financial damages caused by successful phishing attacks, Javara adopts an interdisciplinary research approach that combines social sciences and computer science. Using empirical research methods such as focus groups and surveys, Javara seeks to explore user-related risk factors and identify vulnerable target groups. Additionally, Javara employs data-driven techniques, including machine learning, to gain insights into the prevalence of phishing and enhance data analytics capabilities.
The primary objective of Javara's ongoing PhD research is to mitigate phishing attacks. By conducting thorough investigations into the impact of these attacks, Javara aims to provide practical recommendations to social website developers and internet users. This entails designing guidelines for developers that address user vulnerabilities and offering recommendations to empower users in preventing phishing attacks.
Through a combination of quantitative and qualitative research designs, including the application of machine learning for data analytics and psychological analysis, Javara anticipates generating valuable findings. These findings will contribute to developing more effective phishing-aware software systems within social media contexts.
As a dedicated PhD researcher, She is committed to advancing knowledge in phishing victimization mitigation. By conducting rigorous research, Her aims to empower individuals, organizations, and the wider online community to proactively defend against phishing attacks and create a safer digital environment.
With an unwavering dedication to their ongoing PhD studies, Javara is poised to make a significant impact in the field of human factors in cybercrime. Through the research, she seeks to provide actionable insights that will contribute to developing effective strategies for combating phishing attacks, ultimately fostering a more secure online landscape for all.
Acknowledging the widespread psychological, emotional, and financial damages caused by successful phishing attacks, Javara adopts an interdisciplinary research approach that combines social sciences and computer science. Using empirical research methods such as focus groups and surveys, Javara seeks to explore user-related risk factors and identify vulnerable target groups. Additionally, Javara employs data-driven techniques, including machine learning, to gain insights into the prevalence of phishing and enhance data analytics capabilities.
The primary objective of Javara's ongoing PhD research is to mitigate phishing attacks. By conducting thorough investigations into the impact of these attacks, Javara aims to provide practical recommendations to social website developers and internet users. This entails designing guidelines for developers that address user vulnerabilities and offering recommendations to empower users in preventing phishing attacks.
Through a combination of quantitative and qualitative research designs, including the application of machine learning for data analytics and psychological analysis, Javara anticipates generating valuable findings. These findings will contribute to developing more effective phishing-aware software systems within social media contexts.
As a dedicated PhD researcher, She is committed to advancing knowledge in phishing victimization mitigation. By conducting rigorous research, Her aims to empower individuals, organizations, and the wider online community to proactively defend against phishing attacks and create a safer digital environment.
With an unwavering dedication to their ongoing PhD studies, Javara is poised to make a significant impact in the field of human factors in cybercrime. Through the research, she seeks to provide actionable insights that will contribute to developing effective strategies for combating phishing attacks, ultimately fostering a more secure online landscape for all.
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University of Twente
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science
Ravelijn
(building no. 10)
Hallenweg 17
7522NH Enschede
The Netherlands
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University of Twente
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science
Ravelijn
P.O. Box 217
7500 AE Enschede
The Netherlands