Information privacy risk assessment of Facebook Graph Search

Nayak, Deveeshree; Prince, Summer; Robinson, R.

doi:10.1109/sai.2014.6918309

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“…Social media sites such as Facebook, Myspace, LinkedIn, and Twitter are a data mining goldmine for readily available personal and sensitive information made publicly for the web, especially when the majority of participants are using default privacy settings. (King, 2008;Furnell, 2008;Slonka, 2014;Nayak Prince & Robinson 2014;Wong et al 2014). The increased adoption of social media technologies and failing to protect company information may result in data leakage, business continuity failures and compliance breaches, reputational risks through loss of valuable intellectual property, consumer confidence and competitive advantage (Colwill, 2009;Almeida, 2012).…”

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Countering Social Engineering Through Social Media: An Enterprise Security Perspective

Wilcox

Bhattacharya

2015

Computational Collective Intelligence

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The increasing threat of social engineers targeting social media channels to advance their attack effectiveness on company data has seen many organizations introducing initiatives to better understand these vulnerabilities. This paper examines concerns of social engineering through social media within the enterprise and explores countermeasures undertaken to stem ensuing risk. Also included is an analysis of existing social media security policies and guidelines within the public and private sectors.

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