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2022/01/05 - Misinformation and foreign interference in Canada’s affairs
2021/12/30 - Hong Kong : la chanteuse et citoyenne canadienne Denise Ho a été relâchée
2021/11/28 - How much data does your car collect on you?
2021/11/12 - Diagnosing healthcare's cyber hygiene problem
2021/11/28 - Artificial intelligence may not actually be the solution for stopping the spread of fake news
2021/11/01 - Governments should inoculate citizens to prevent the spread of fake news
2021/10/27 - Deep fakes and big data: the next level of cyber warfare
2021/10/14 - The Vaccine
2021/10/9 - The FCC wants to crack down on SIM swapping, a common form of identity theft
2021/9/6 - Election in Canada
2021/6/14 - AI and Cybersecurity
2021/5/31 - ‘We must make Canadian cyberspace a harder target,’ says CSE chief
2021/5/12 - Comment on Colonial Pipeline
2021/5/5 - Are Canadians prepared for cyberattacks in the second Cold War?
2021/4/22 - Canada's aging critical infrastructure strategy an increasing concern, say cybersecurity experts
2020/12/2 - Response to SSMU's #Save12HKyouth statement
2020/11 - Cybersecurity issues in businesses
2020/11 - A "search engine" for mining the mysteries of malware
2020/07/21 - Wattpad storytelling platform says hackers had access to user email addresses
2020/07/02 - Hong Kongers react to China's new national security law
2020/06/02 - Looking at the Hong Kong protests during COVID-19
2020/05/26 - SIM Swap Attack
2020/01/21 - Data Mining for Cybersecurity
2019/12/05 - La bataille de Hong Kong à Montréal
2019/05/21 - AI for Cybersecurity
2018/11/14 - Kam1n0
2018 - Phishing
2018 - Cybersecurity
2018 - Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity
2017 - Scamming
2017 - Canadian Businesses Raise Cybersecurity Concerns Regarding New China Law
2016 - Five Technological Innovations You Didn’t Know Came From Montréal Kam1n0, developed by the Data Mining and Security Lab at McGill School of Information Studies, has been chosen by Tourism Montreal to be one of the five technological innovations from Montreal. [Article] 2016 - TVM Television - The State of Surveillance Interviewed by TVM Television, Student
Television at McGill [YouTube:
The State of Surveillance] 2016 - Comment on digital privacy Interviewed by Montreal Gazette to comment on digital privacy in the era of big data [Article] 2016 - Interviewed by McGill School of Information Studies Interviewed by McGill School of Information Studies for the appointment of Canada Research Chair [Article] 2016 - Comment on the privacy issues of FitBit Interviewed by La Presse+ to comment on the privacy issues of FitBit [Article] 2014 - Visualizing E-mail Writeprint This is a collaborative project between SIS, CIISE, and NCFTA Canada. This work has been reported by McGill Headway. Representative publication:
2013 - Hunting for Cyber Criminals This is a collaborative project between CIISE, NCFTA Canada, and a law enforcement agency in Canada. The study has received both national and international media coverage, including Radio Canada International, Le Journal de Montreal, Le Journal de Québec, TVA Nouvelles, Canada Standard, MSN Technologie, Yahoo Finance, Huffington Post (QC), Mag Securs, AMEQ en ligne (subscription only), Toronto Telegraph (featured story), USA Today, EurekAlert, Nachrichten (Germany), Germany Today, Ciência e Tecnologia Saúde Digest (Portuguese), The Times of India, Phys.org, ISS Source, ECN Magazine, Forensic Science, Press-News.org, Jagran Post (India), REALTIME NEWS (India), News Track India, Science Daily, Science Codex, Science Newsline, Maverick Multimédia, Health Medicine Network, Canoe, Ecolo WeB inFO, monTELUS, The Universal Pantograph, Concordia Alumni Magazine, dhemo, Phys.org, and Worlds Luxury Guide. The original story was published in Concordia Now and then in Concordia University Magazine. The work was published in Data & Knowledge Engineering. Representative publications:
My Ph.D. student, Gaby Dagher, was interviewed by the media: 2012 - Differential Privacy
2011 - Authorship Analysis This is a collaborative project between CIISE and NCFTA Canada. The study has received international coverage in New York Times, UPI, Wired (UK), Toronto Star, International Business Times, PC World, Secure Computing Magazine (Australia), Computer World (New Zealand), Thinq (UK), MetroCanada, TechWorld, CIO Magazine, R&D Magazine, Giz Mag, the Economic Times, Inventors Spot, The Inquirer, Ahmedabad Mirror (India), IDG News (Sweden), NetWorld (Poland), PC Pro (UK), BBC (in Spanish), Today Commercial News (in Chinese), the Chronicle of Higher Order, the Epoch Times, Sina.com, TechRepublic, Imagine, Bit City (Italy), The Register (UK), La Stampa (Italy), and Slashdot. Prof. Mourad Debbabi was also interviewed on Radio-Canada radio's Je l'ai vu à la radio, Désautels, and CBC Radio One Edmonton regarding the study. The original story was published in the Concordia Journal and ENCS Faculty Magazine. The work was published in Digital Investigation and Information Sciences. The project was conducted by my former doctoral student Farkhund Iqbal.
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