Titlebook: Security and Privacy in Social Networks; Yaniv Altshuler,Yuval Elovici,Alex Pentland Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York 20

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Crowdsourcing and Ethics,od to complete repetitive tasks and utilize human intellect. Most studies have expressed the merits of crowdsourcing; however, little discussion has been reported on the potential to use the crowd to accomplish unethical tasks. In this chapter, we start with a survey on crowdsourcing ethics that ill

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The Effect of Social Status on Decision-Making and Prices in Financial Networks,ing. The economy we study consists of traditional (“Markowitz”) investors as well as status-seekers who are concerned about relative wealth. The model highlights the strategic and interdependent nature of portfolio selection in such a setting: low-status investors look for portfolio choices that max

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Links Reconstruction Attack,ith exposing their personal information, which makes social networks a “bonanza” for identity thieves. In addition, it has already been proven that even concealing all personal data might not be sufficient for providing protection, as personal information can be inferred by analyzing a person’s conn

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Privacy-Preserving Data Integration Using Decoupled Data,data, the default mode of access is de-identified data, which provides a level of privacy protection. However, due to its inability to link to other data, de-identified data has limitations with regard to answering broad and critically important questions about our complex society. In this study, we

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Raises emerging security problems in online social network e.Security and Privacy in Social Networks. brings to the forefront innovative approaches for analyzing and enhancing the security and privacy dimensions in online social networks, and is the first comprehensive attempt dedicated entirely to

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