Dear Stephen I'm also interested with this topic. I've been writing my undergraduate thesis about the methodological implication of researching hacking issues with ethnography approach. The major issues arrive are the disappearing of social co-presence and the emerging form of identity multiplicity when we interviewing. Beside, I'm also found the difficulties to clarified a category of virtual social space, such as hackers forum. 2009/1/13 Stephan Humer <stephan.humer@web.de>:

Hello everybody.

Social Engineering is one of my research topics, but unfortunately a neglected one. It would be great to change this situation, so I´d love to get in touch with people who are also working on Social Engineering/Social Hacking issues. Are there any researchers out there who´d like to connect? Are there any research projects I can´t afford to miss?

Thanks a lot in advance!

Best

-- Dr. Stephan G. Humer Research Director, Digital Class University of the Arts Berlin humer@udk-berlin.de - stephan@humer.de Phone: +49 (0)176 6719 3413 - www.humer.de

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