Security, Privacy, and Trust in Social Networks

Karuppanan, Komathy

doi:10.1007/978-1-4471-4051-1_2

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“…Unsolicited messages (Spam), cross site scripting (XSS), viruses and worms have capitalized on the exponential growth of OSNs and the free traffic they provide [15]. OSNs are also vulnerable to social engineering techniques which exploit low threshold to trusted networks and to scripting attacks which allow the automated injection of phishing links.…”

Section: Privacy and Security Issues In Osnsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hybrid Multi-faceted Computational Trust Model for Online Social Network (OSN)

Singh¹,

Chin²

2016

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Abstract-Online Social Network (OSN) is an online social platform that enables people to exchange information, get in touch with family members or friends, and also helps as a marketing tool. However, OSN suffers from various security and privacy issues. Trust, fundamentally, is made up of security with hard trust (cryptographic mechanism) and soft trust (recommender system); user's trustworthiness for this platform has decrement signed. In this paper, the authors leverage the multi-faceted model trust concept from user-centric and personalized trust model and present weightage and ranking for its important features by employing statistical means. Next, the multi-faceted model trust is combined with an existing Actionbased model and Context recommender. The contributions of this research are an enhanced trust algorithm and an enhanced context-based, recommender-based trust, which has been tested based on user-acceptance. Overall, the result demonstrates OSN as fairly better by employing a multi-faceted model which embeds both actions incomparable to recommender type.

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Section: Privacy and Security Issues In Osnsmentioning

confidence: 99%