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Natalie Coull
Researcher at Abertay University
Publications - 21
Citations - 116
Natalie Coull is an academic researcher from Abertay University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Cybercrime & Web application. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 20 publications receiving 90 citations.
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Emergent requirements for supporting introductory programming
Natalie Coull,Ishbel Duncan +1 more
TL;DR: From this review of applicable support the paper derives ten requirements that a support tool should have in order to improve CS1 student success rate with respect to learning and understanding.
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Undermining: social engineering using open source intelligence gathering
TL;DR: This preliminary case study shows how the security of any company can be surreptitiously compromised by covertly gathering the open source personal data of the company’s employees and exploiting these in a cyber attack.
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The Gamification of Cybersecurity Training
Natalie Coull,Iain Donald,R. Ian Ferguson,Eamonn Keane,Thomas Mitchell,Oliver V. Smith,Erin Stevenson,Paddy Tomkins +7 more
TL;DR: The aim of the research is to transform the delivery of first responder training in tackling cybercrime through the use of games based learning to simulate cybercrimes and provide training in incident response.
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Vulnerability anti-patterns: a timeless way to capture poor software practices (Vulnerabilities)
TL;DR: A new pattern template is proposed that uses anti-patterns rather than patterns to capture and communicate knowledge of existing vulnerabilities, and a catalogue of Vulnerability Anti-Patterns (VAP) based on the most commonly occurring vulnerabilities are proposed, bridging the communication gap between security experts and software developers.
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A Qualitative Exploratory Study of the Knowledge, Forensic, and Legal Challenges from the Perspective of Police Cybercrime Specialists
Stefano De Paoli,Jason Johnstone,Natalie Coull,Ian Ferguson,Georgina Sinclair,Patrick Tomkins,Maureen Brown,Rebecca Martin +7 more
TL;DR: This article offers a qualitative exploration of the problem of policing cybercrime from an international perspective and structures the analysis around three main challenges: the knowledge, forensic, and legal challenges.