
Cognitive Cyber Crimes in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
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Cognitive Cyber Crimes in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
About this book
Protect your organization from next-generation threats with this comprehensive analysis of cognitive cybercrimes, addressing future legal, ethical, and policy challenges in the age of AI.
Cognitive Cyber Crimes in the Era of Artificial Intelligence explores the emerging dimension of cybercrime where artificial intelligence, neuroscience, and cryptography intersect. It introduces the concept of neurocryptic forensics, a novel framework for investigating AI-driven psychological manipulations, deepfake-induced fraud, cognitive hacking, and brainwave-targeted cyber-attacks. As digital threats evolve, cybercriminals are shifting from traditional hacking methods to exploiting human cognition. This book provides a comprehensive analysis of cognitive cybercrime techniques and equips readers with methodologies to detect, prevent, and mitigate such threats. It serves as a guide for researchers, cybersecurity professionals, forensic analysts, policymakers, and AI developers who aim to secure both digital infrastructures and human perception against next-generation cyber threats.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Table of Contents
- Series Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Preface
- 1 Intersection of AI, Neuroscience, and Cryptography in Cybercrime Investigations
- 2 Detecting and Preventing Synthetic Identity Fraud and Mapping
- 3 AI-Generated Propaganda and Automated Misinformation Warfare
- 4 Techniques for Analyzing and Debunking Deepfakes
- 5 How Attackers Can Steal and Manipulate Brainwave Signals
- 6 Developing AI-Enhanced Forensic Tools to Combat Cognitive Cybercrimes
- 7 Social Engineering in the AI Era: Exploiting Human Perception for Threat
- 8 Understanding Cognitive Vulnerabilities and Psychological Hacking Techniques
- 9 AI-Powered Misinformation Campaigns and Subliminal Influence Tactics
- 10 Brainwave Authentication:Threats and Vulnerabilities
- 11 Algorithmic Bias and Psychographic Profiling for Manipulation
- 12 Role of AI-Enhanced Cryptographic Techniques in Protecting Cognition
- 13 AI-Powered Mind-Reading and Neural Exploitation Techniques
- 14 AI-Generated Misinformation and Automated Psychological Warfare
- 15 Analyzing Neural Forensics Data in Criminal Investigations
- 16 Preventing Neural Data Leaks with Biometric Encryption
- 17 Deepfake Forensics and Synthetic Media Attacks
- 18 Identifying and Mitigating Psychological Bias in Cybersecurity
- 19 AI-Assisted Deep Social Profiling for Cyber Exploitation
- 20 Investigative Approaches for Dark Web Cognitive Cybercrimes
- 21 AI-Powered Image Morphing and Watermarking Techniques for Threat Attribution
- 22 Decentralized Identity Verification: Blockchain for Cognitive Security
- 23 Cognitive Cyber Crimes in the AI Era: Unraveling Digital Deception through Intelligent Data Analytics
- 24 Forensic Insights into Cognitive Cyberattacks: Integrating Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Analytics
- 25 Cognitive Cybersecurity for Protecting Rural Artisan E-Commerce Platforms
- 26 Fraud and Misreporting Risks in Executive Pay: A Cognitive AI Detection Framework by Algorithmic Governance
- 27 Cognitive AI Systems for Real-Time Market Anomaly Detection and Asset Pricing in Financial Markets
- 28 Block Chain for Detecting Financial Accounting Risk
- About the Editors
- Index
- Also of Interest
- End User License Agreement