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• Immersion Revisited: A Review of Existing Definitions of Immersion and Their Relation to Different Theories of Presence 

  Nilsson, Niels Christian; Nordahl, Rolf; Serafin, Stefania (University of Jyväskylä, Agora Center, 2016)

  The term immersion continues to be applied inconsistently within and across different fields of research connected with the study of virtual reality and interactive media. Moreover, immersion is oftentimes used interchangeably ...

• A momentary lapse of reason : politological overlook of cyberspace 

  Peltola, Jari (2001)

• Cyberspace from the Hybrid Threat Perspective 

  Gunneriusson, H.; Ottis, R. (Peregrine Technical Solutions, LLC, 2013)

  Hybrid threats use conventional and unconventional means to achieve their goals. This paper explores the cyber threats as one possible aspect of hybrid threats. It describes three ways of approaching ...

• Russian Strategic Culture in Cyberspace: Theory of Strategic Culture – a tool to Explain Russia´s Cyber Threat Perception and Response to Cyber Threats 

  Kari, Martti J. (2019)

  A limited amount of information has been published about the cyber threat scenarios of the Russian Federation. However, official Russian documents contain enough information to build a description of the Russian cyber ...

• “This Is the Future of Advertising!” Or Is It? New Insights into the Justifiability of Deceptive Crowdwork in Cyberspace 

  Kauppila, Santtu; Soliman, Wael (University of Hawai'i at Manoa, 2022)

  Unlike classical forms of deception where the deceiver deceives their victims directly, the crowdsourcing of cyber deception provides a powerful and cost-effective mechanism for deceivers to create and spread falsehood ...