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Behaviour Profiling of Reactions in Facebook Posts for Anomaly Detection

机译:Facebook帖子中用于异常检测的反应的行为分析

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Malicious attackers are highly interested in Facebook which is the most widely used Online Social Network. Malicious activities are massive nowadays in this network and spreading fake news, sending spam messages, fake applications and like jacking are a few among them, which leads to huge financial and reputation loss. The current scenario in the world is that the malicious activities are executed by heavily funded criminal groups. A larger part of Facebook accounts are either fake or compromised and they take part in malicious activities. Finding these malicious accounts is a challenging task. Social influence based behavioural analysis is one of the approaches towards detecting malicious activities. Facebook users are influenced by other user's posts/reactions. On observing the change in reactions, anomalous behaviour of the corresponding accounts can be identified. This paper proposes a method based on unsupervised clustering which analyse the reactions of users called smileys. The reactions are profiled and by applying similarity measures and unsupervised clustering techniques, they are further classified. This approach reveals the behaviour of immediate emotional responses of users to the various posts in Facebook. Since reactions are immediate, the analysis of these reactions provides important information to find anomalous behaviour in Facebook accounts
机译:恶意攻击者对Facebook(这是使用最广泛的在线社交网络)非常感兴趣。如今,该网络中的恶意活动非常猖and,其中散布着虚假新闻,发送垃圾邮件,虚假应用程序以及像劫机一样,这导致巨额财务和声誉损失。世界上目前的情况是,恶意活动是由资金雄厚的犯罪集团执行的。 Facebook帐户的很大一部分是伪造的或被盗用的,它们参与了恶意活动。找到这些恶意帐户是一项艰巨的任务。基于社会影响力的行为分析是检测恶意活动的方法之一。 Facebook用户会受到其他用户的帖子/反应的影响。通过观察反应的变化,可以识别相应帐户的异常行为。本文提出了一种基于无监督聚类的方法,该方法可以分析用户的反应,称为笑脸。对反应进行分析,并通过应用相似性度量和无监督的聚类技术将其进一步分类。这种方法揭示了用户对Facebook中各种帖子的即时情感反应的行为。由于反应是立即发生的,因此对这些反应的分析提供了重要信息,可用于查找Facebook帐户中的异常行为

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