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2023年5月12日

以色列猶太商業新聞,網絡從耶路撒冷希伯來大學的研究人員發現一種方法性掠食者的受害者。他們發現了一個惡意的攻擊,性捕食者使用訪問網絡攝像頭和記錄使用變焦,兒童色情,獲得完全控製孩子的攝像頭。你不是偏執,如果人們真的是讓你。所以所有的人都害怕使用電腦攝像頭還是視頻聊天或者使用變焦很可能是對的。出現在對話的研究學術網站,是10月之間進行的,2021年5月,2022年由伊甸園Kamar,一個博士生在耶路撒冷希伯來大學的網絡安全,c·喬丹豪厄爾博士,南佛羅裏達大學的網絡犯罪專家。Kamar和豪厄爾聯手學習戀童癖是掠奪孩子在美國和全球。請幫助我們:你會給我們一隻手嗎?每一個禮物,不管大小,燃料的我們的未來。你的關鍵貢獻使我們能夠保持獨立於股東或富裕的主人,讓我們繼續報告沒有偏見。這意味著我們可以繼續讓每個人都能看到猶太商業新聞。 Thank you. “Most prior studies rely on historical data from police reports, which provides an outdated depiction of the current threat landscape,” Kamar says. “We are the first to deploy chatbots to extract actionable intelligence regarding the methods currently used to facilitate online sexual abuse of children.” The researchers explain that predators use webcams more often to engage in technology-facilitated sexual abuse to record pornography. They use malware to compromise a child’s computer system and gain webcam access, while phishing sites are used to harvest personal information, aiding the predator in victimizing their target. For example, phishing attacks can give a predator access to the password to a child’s computer, which could be used to access and remotely control the child’s camera. To examine active predators, the researchers used automated, fictitious chatbot accounts called “honeypots” disguised as a 13-year-old girl. These accounts were deployed in various chatrooms to observe online predators’ activity and study their behavioral patterns. The chatbots never initiated conversations and were programmed to first find out the offender’s age by inquiring about the user’s age, sex, and location, so the researchers could ensure the chatbot only responded to users who identified as 18 or older. The chatbot logged 953 conversations with online predators. Nearly two fifths (39%) of the conversations included an unsolicited link. Using forensic assessment, the researchers found that 19% (71 links) were embedded with malware, 5% (18 links) led to phishing websites, and 41% (154 links) were associated with the Whereby conferencing platform, operated by a company in Norway. “Further investigation of the Whereby platform revealed that it is designed to allow meeting hosts to completely control the meeting visitor’s camera, turning it on and off, ‘without argument,’” Kamar says. “Predators exploit this feature to attempt to control children’s webcams without their consent.” “Since awareness is the first step toward safe cyberspace, we are reporting these attacks and have alerted Whereby, so parents and policymakers can protect and educate an otherwise vulnerable population,” the researchers conclude. In this article: