Poster: How to best inform website owners about vulnerabilities on their websites [PDF]
, 2023 Background. Content management systems (CMS) provide default features that make it easy even for laypersons to create and maintain sophisticated websites [3]. But a CMS also poses a security risk.
Hennig, Anne +4 more
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BlogForever: D2.5 Weblog Spam Filtering Report and Associated Methodology [PDF]
, 2013 This report is written as a first attempt to define the BlogForever spam detection strategy. It comprises a survey of weblog spam technology and approaches to their detection.
Banos, Vangelis +6 more
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Nepotistic relationships in Twitter and their impact on rank prestige algorithms [PDF]
, 2012 Micro-blogging services such as Twitter allow anyone to publish anything, anytime. Needless to say, many of the available contents can be diminished as babble or spam.
Gayo Avello, Daniel
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Standing out among the daily spam: How to catch website owners\u27 attention by means of vulnerability notifications [PDF]
, 2022 Running a business without having a website is nearly impossible nowadays. Most business owners use content managements sys- tems to manage their websites. Yet, those can pose security risks and provide vulnerabilities for manipulations.
Hennig, Anne +4 more
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Cryptocurrency scams: analysis and perspectives [PDF]
, 2021 Since the inception of Bitcoin in 2009, the market of cryptocurrencies has grown beyond the initial expectations, as witnessed by the thousands of tokenised assets available on the market, whose daily trades amount to dozens of USD billions.
Bartoletti M. +4 more
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A Taxonomy of Hyperlink Hiding Techniques
, 2014 Hidden links are designed solely for search engines rather than visitors. To get high search engine rankings, link hiding techniques are usually used for the profitability of black industries, such as illicit game servers, false medical services, illegal
Geng, Guang-Gang +3 more
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A taxonomy of attacks and a survey of defence mechanisms for semantic social engineering attacks [PDF]
, 2015 Social engineering is used as an umbrella term for a broad spectrum of computer exploitations that employ a variety of attack vectors and strategies to psychologically manipulate a user.
Heartfield, Ryan, Loukas, George
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When brand distinctiveness is in the AI of the beholder:Trademark law for autonomous intelligent shopping agents [PDF]
, 2022 Trademark law is quintessentially a response to all too human cognitive failures: We have limited time, limited attention spans, limited memory and an ability for pattern recognition that on the one hand is highly evolved, but also prone to manipulation.
de Amstalden, Mariela, Schafer, Burkhard
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Web Spam DetectionUsing Fuzzy Clustering [PDF]
, 2013 Internet is the most widespread medium to express our views and ideas and a lucrative platform for delivering the products. F or this in tention, search engine plays a key role.
, J.Shyam Jegadeesh, P.Libin Jacob, J.John Spencer, C.Stanly DevaKumar
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Incentive-Centered Design for User-Contributed Content [PDF]
, 2012 We review incentive-centered design for user-contributed content (UCC) on the Internet. UCC systems, produced (in part) through voluntary contributions made by non-employees, face fundamental incentives problems.
Jian, Lian, MacKie-Mason, Jeffrey K.
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