2014 IEEE 33rd International Performance Computing and Communications Conference (IPCCC) 2014
DOI: 10.1109/pccc.2014.7017023
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Financial fraud detection using social media crowdsourcing

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“…Another important issue related to the structural analysis of social networks is to investigate the presence of spams, malicious activities, anomalies, and frauds within a network. 46 These events can be in any form such as cyber bullying, 47,48 terrorist attack planning, 49 embezzlement, 50 dissemination of fraud news, 51 fake accounts to create artificial numbers on pages, 52,53 and political manipulation. 54,55 Beutel et al suggested a system in which a bipartite graph is created between users and pages they liked.…”
Section: Applications Of Structural Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another important issue related to the structural analysis of social networks is to investigate the presence of spams, malicious activities, anomalies, and frauds within a network. 46 These events can be in any form such as cyber bullying, 47,48 terrorist attack planning, 49 embezzlement, 50 dissemination of fraud news, 51 fake accounts to create artificial numbers on pages, 52,53 and political manipulation. 54,55 Beutel et al suggested a system in which a bipartite graph is created between users and pages they liked.…”
Section: Applications Of Structural Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%