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Recordings that explain the original lecture slides.

Ethical theories11 videos

Slide from the Moral Systems, Ethical Concepts, and Theories — Part 1 recording

16:27Moral Systems, Ethical Concepts, and Theories — Part 1Recorded walkthrough of Moral Systems, Ethical Concepts, and Theories — Part 1, covering morality, ethics and morality, four features of a moral system.

Slide from the Moral Systems, Ethical Concepts, and Theories — Part 2 recording

6:30Moral Systems, Ethical Concepts, and Theories — Part 2Recorded walkthrough of Moral Systems, Ethical Concepts, and Theories — Part 2, covering obligations and personal choice, beneficence, least harm.

Slide from the Moral Systems, Ethical Concepts, and Theories — Part 3 recording

16:04Moral Systems, Ethical Concepts, and Theories — Part 3Recorded walkthrough of Moral Systems, Ethical Concepts, and Theories — Part 3, covering subjective relativism, criticisms of subjective relativism, cultural relativism.

Slide from the Divine Command Theory — New Explanation recording

6:23Divine Command Theory — New ExplanationRecorded walkthrough of Divine Command Theory — New Explanation, covering moral and immoral actions, punishment and reward, universal moral rules.

Slide from the Kantianism — Part 1 recording

10:35Kantianism — Part 1Recorded walkthrough of Kantianism — Part 1, covering universal moral laws, good will, acting from duty.

Slide from the Kantianism — Part 2 recording

12:50Kantianism — Part 2Recorded walkthrough of Kantianism — Part 2, covering the categorical imperative, self-defeating rules, perfect and imperfect duties.

Slide from the Kantianism — Part 3 recording

4:47Kantianism — Part 3Recorded walkthrough of Kantianism — Part 3, covering is kantianism workable?, moral obligations, conflicts between duties.

Slide from the Utilitarianism — Part 1 recording

15:45Utilitarianism — Part 1Recorded walkthrough of Utilitarianism — Part 1, covering happiness and its synonyms, the greatest happiness principle, act and rule utilitarianism.

Slide from the Utilitarianism — Part 2 recording

7:37Utilitarianism — Part 2Recorded walkthrough of Utilitarianism — Part 2, covering evaluating a rule, contrast with act utilitarianism, classroom example.

Slide from the Social Contract Theory — New Explanation recording

24:57Social Contract Theory — New ExplanationRecorded walkthrough of Social Contract Theory — New Explanation, covering implicit agreement, social contract theory versus kantianism, negative and positive rights.

Slide from the Virtue Ethics — New Explanation recording

18:13Virtue Ethics — New ExplanationRecorded walkthrough of Virtue Ethics — New Explanation, covering virtues and vices, the virtuous person, moral decision-making.

Professional practice3 videos

Slide from the Professional Ethics — Part 1 recording

12:33Professional Ethics — Part 1Recorded walkthrough of Professional Ethics — Part 1, covering employer and employee, confidentiality and non-compete clauses, clients and professionals.

Slide from the Professional Ethics — Part 2 recording

14:54Professional Ethics — Part 2Recorded walkthrough of Professional Ethics — Part 2, covering internal and external whistleblowing, organizational culture, motives and morality.

Slide from the Professional Ethics — Part 3 recording

20:23Professional Ethics — Part 3Recorded walkthrough of Professional Ethics — Part 3, covering role responsibility, causal responsibility, legal responsibility.

Social engineering7 videos

Slide from the Social Engineering recording

5:46Social EngineeringThe opening lesson of the social engineering chapter: manipulating people into giving up confidential information, and the damage that follows.

Slide from the Phishing recording

10:47PhishingThe email attack: fraudulent messages that look authentic, the difference between spear phishing and whaling, and a real phishing email pulled apart.

Slide from the Smishing recording

6:15SmishingThe SMS variant: text messages crafted for immediate action, where the phone numbers come from, and the prize scam example from the slides.

Slide from the Vishing recording

4:44VishingThe phone attack: a caller imitating someone in authority, why caller ID is not a defence, and why help desks are the softest target.

Slide from the Impersonation recording

4:26ImpersonationPretexting as someone else to get physical access — the delivery person and the tech support vectors, and why a uniform carries built-in trust.

Slide from the Dumpster Diving recording

3:45Dumpster DivingAlso called trashing — what an attacker reconstructs about an organisation from the paper and hardware it throws away.

Slide from the How to Avoid Social Engineering Fraud recording

8:14How to Avoid Social Engineering FraudThe defensive close to the chapter: the habits that break a social engineering attempt before it lands.

Intellectual property3 videos

Slide from the Intellectual Property Laws recording

28:05Intellectual Property LawsThe opening of the intellectual property chapter: the three bodies of law, the rights a copyright actually grants, fair use, and plagiarism versus infringement.

Slide from the Patents and Trademarks recording

22:48Patents and TrademarksWhat a patent protects and how it differs from a copyright, the software patent question, the three kinds of infringement, and trademarks.

Slide from the Trade Secrets recording

32:14Trade SecretsProtection by keeping the information undisclosed — what qualifies, how competitive intelligence gathers it legally, SAIP, and cybersquatting.

Cyber law1 video

Slide from the Cyber Laws in Saudi Arabia recording

29:46Cyber Laws in Saudi ArabiaHow cybercrime is classified and what the Saudi Anti-Cyber Crime Law says, article by article, with the penalty attached to each.