Research on Privacy Disclosure Detection Method in Social Networks Based on Multi-Dimensional Deep Learning

In order to effectively detect the privacy that may be leaked through social networks and avoid unnecessary harm to users,this paper takes microblog as the research object to study the detection of privacy disclosure in social networks.First,we perform fast privacy leak detection on the currently published text based on the fastText model.In the case that the text to be published contains certain private information,we fully consider the aggregation effect of the private information leaked by different channels,and establish a convolution neural network model based on multi-dimensional features(MF-CNN)to detect privacy disclosure comprehensively and accurately.The experimental results show that the proposed method has a higher accuracy of privacy disclosure detection and can meet the real-time requirements of detection.

Privacy disclosure in Chinese social networking sites:An investigation of Renren users

Purpose:This study was conducted to investigate the current situation of privacy disclosure(in the Chinese social networking sites.Design/methodology/approach:Data analysis was based on profiles of 240 college students on Renren.com,a popular college-oriented social networking site in China.Users’ privacy disclosure behaviors were studied and gender difference was analyzed particularly.Correlation analysis was conducted to examine the relationships among evaluation indicators involving user name,image,page visibility,message board visibility,completeness of education information and provision of personal information.Findings:A large amount of personal information was disclosed via social networking sites in China.Greater percentage of male users than female users disclosed their personal information.Furthermore,significantly positive relationships were found among page visibility,message board visibility,completeness of education information and provision of personal information.Research limitations:Subjects were collected from only one social networking website.Meanwhile,our survey involves subjective judgments of user name reliability,category of profile images and completeness of information.Practical implications:This study will be of benefit for college administrators,teachers and librarians to design courses for college students on how to use social networking sites safely.Originality /value:This empirical study is one of the first studies to reveal the current situation of privacy disclosure in the Chinese social networking sites and will help the research community gain a deeper understanding of privacy disclosure in the Chinese social networking sites.

RDF(S) repository privacy protection via inference control

The privacy protection of resource description framework （schema） （RDF（S） ） repository is an emerging topic in database security area. In this paper, entailment rules are investigated based on RDF（S） repository firstly. Then, an idea that uses reasoning closure to judge whether the privacy disclosure caused by inference is existed is proposed. Furthermore, the definitions of impli- cation conditions and information measure of triple statements which gains data hiding algorithm with combining proposition logic reasoning theory are introduced. Meanwhile, a conversion method from conjunctive normal form to disjunctive normal form based minimal hitting sets of set cluster is aiso proposed. Finally, the experimental results show that our algorithm can prevent privacy disclosure of RDF（S） repository effectively.

Fuzz-classification(p,l)-Angel:An enhanced hybrid artificial intelligence based fuzzy logic for multiple sensitive attributes against privacy breaches

The inability of traditional privacy-preserving models to protect multiple datasets based on sensitive attributes has prompted researchers to propose models such as SLOMS,SLAMSA,(p,k)-Angelization,and(p,l)-Angelization,but these were found to be insufficient in terms of robust privacy and performance.(p,l)-Angelization was successful against different privacy disclosures,but it was not efficient.To the best of our knowledge,no robust privacy model based on fuzzy logic has been proposed to protect the privacy of sensitive attributes with multiple records.In this paper,we suggest an improved version of(p,l)-Angelization based on a hybrid AI approach and privacy-preserving approach like Generalization.Fuzz-classification(p,l)-Angel uses artificial intelligence based fuzzy logic for classification,a high-dimensional segmentation technique for segmenting quasi-identifiers and multiple sensitive attributes.We demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed solution by modelling and analyzing privacy violations using High-Level Petri Nets.The results of the experiment demonstrate that the proposed approach produces better results in terms of efficiency and utility.

A Taint Analysis Framework Applied to Android Applications in the Packed State

In recent years,Android applications have caused personal privacy leaks frequently.In order to analyze the malicious behavior,taint analysis technology can be used to track the API call chain,build a control-flow graph of function,and determine whether there is a security risk.However,with the continuous escalation of offensive and defensive confrontation of source code,more and more applications use reinforcement technology to prevent security practitioners from performing reverse analysis,therefore it is impossible to analyze function-behavior from the source code.Thus,we design a framework of taint analysis that applied to the Android applications,which automatically unpacks the Android APKs,restores the real source code of the App,performs taint analysis,and generates a control-flow graph of function.Experimental tests showed that the system can cope with the current mainstream reinforcement technology and restore the real Dex file quickly.Simultaneously,compared with the number of nodes before packing,the generated control-flow graph had an explosive increase,which effectively assisted manual analysis of App with the privacy leakage behaviors.

The Role of Consumer Privacy Concerns in Shaping Platform Strategy for Online Markets

We investigate the effects of consumer privacy concerns on the pricing and personal data collection strategy of an online platform.The online platform derives revenues from disclosing consumer information to firms.Firms compete for the information in order to enable them to price discriminate and thus derive revenues from consumer purchases.A novel aspect of our research is that we allow the online platform to sell only a subset of consumer data.We develop analytical models where consumers can/cannot protect their privacy.Our analysis yields three main conclusions.First,in the monopoly case,we find that when the consumer privacy disclosure aversion cost is relatively low,it is optimal for the platform to sell all consumer information to the firm.Second,in the duopoly case,we illustrate that when the consumer privacy disclosure aversion cost is relatively low,the platform will sell all consumer information to only one firm;when the cost is moderate,the platform will choose to sell the information of only some consumers and to only one firm;when the cost is relatively high,the platform will select only some of the consumers and sell their information to both firms.Third,it will be better for the platform to provide the information protection service for free when the privacy cost is low.