A Classification of Threats to Remote Online Examinations

Ullah, Abrar, Xiao, Hannan and Barker, Trevor (2016) A Classification of Threats to Remote Online Examinations. In: 2016 IEEE 7th Annual Information Technology, Electronics and Mobile Communication Conference :. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), CAN. ISBN 978-1-5090-0997-8
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Summative online examinations is a high stake process which faces many security threats. The lack of face-toface interaction, monitoring or invigilation motivates many threats, which includes intrusion by hackers and collusion by students. This paper is based on a survey of literature to present a threat classification using security abuse case scenarios. Collusion is one of the challenging threats, when a student invites a third party collaborator to impersonate or aid a student to take an online test. While mitigation of all types of threats is important, the risk of collusion is increasingly challenging because it is difficult to detect such attacks.


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