Stalking online
Yuhao Yang, Jonathan Lutes, Fengjun Li, Bo Luo, Peng Liu
Abstract
Yuhao Yang, Jonathan Lutes, Fengjun Li, Bo Luo, Peng Liu
Abstract
With the extreme popularity of Web and online social networks, a large amount of personal information has been made available over the Internet. On the other hand, advances in information retrieval, data mining and knowledge discovery technologies have enabled users to efficiently satisfy their information needs over the Internet or from large-scale data sets. However, such technologies also help the adversaries such as web stalkers to discover private information about their victims from mass data.
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With the extreme popularity of Web and online social networks, a large amount of personal information has been made available over the Internet. On the other hand, advances in information retrieval, data mining and knowledge discovery technologies have enabled users to efficiently satisfy their information needs over the Internet or from large-scale data sets. However, such technologies also help the adversaries such as web stalkers to discover private information about their victims from mass data.
Key concepts: Stalking, Popularity, The Internet, Computer science, World Wide Web, Internet privacy, Social media, Personally identifiable information