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Lunchtime Talk: Dr Alice Hutchings

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Trust & Technology Initiative team .

The Trust & Technology Initiative is launching a new series of informal lunchtime talks featuring speakers from a range of disciplines and backgrounds talking about their work in the context of trust and technology.

On October 25 2018, Dr Alice Hutchings (Computer Laboratory) will talk about trust in inherently untrustworthy situations; specifically, how and why cybercriminals trust each other when they are in the business of lying and cheating.

All events in our lunchtime talk series are open to the public. Registration is not required

N.B. lunch will not be provided, but the Brew House has an excellent selection of pub food which will be available to order.

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