Maude, J and Owda, M (2012) Crime Prevention on Social Networks Featuring Location Based Services. In: 2012 International Conference on Cybercrime, Security and Digital Forensics, 14 May - 15 May 2012, London.
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Abstract
In the age of austerity crime is on the increase. The large online presence of the populous is fueling criminals with large amounts of data capable of turning and individual into a victim. The public awareness of the dangers of social networks is low and online crime analysis is in its infancy. This paper presents a novel system for the prevention of crime on social networks. The system will identify risks within users Geo-location information, status updates and online profile. The system analyses location based information as well as using Information Extraction templates and Natural Language Processing to identify threats. The system can successfully identify threats on a graded scale and provide feedback and advice to the user. The work highlights the importance of closely monitoring a digital footprint
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