Source code author identification deals with identifying the most likely author of a computer
program, given a set of predefined author candidates. There are several scenarios where …

Computer programs belong to the authors who design, write, and test them. Authorship
identification is concerned with determining the likelihood of a particular author having …

Attributing authorship of documents with unknown creators has been studied extensively for
natural language text such as essays and literature, but less so for non‐natural languages …

There exists a need for tools to help identify the authorship of source code. This includes
situations in which the ownership of code is questionable, such as in plagiarism or …

Nowadays, in a wide variety of situations, source code authorship identification has become
an issue of major concern. Such situations include authorship disputes, proof of authorship …

Software forensics is the field that, by treating pieces of program source code as
linguistically and stylistically analyzable entities, attempts to investigate computer program …

Phishing fraudsters attempt to create an environment which looks and feels like a legitimate
institution, while at the same time attempting to bypass filters and suspicions of their targets …

Software developers have individual styles of programming. This paper empirically
examines the validity of the consistent programmer hypothesis: that a facet or set of facets …

Similarity detection tools are nowadays commonly used by instructors to prevent student
cheating and to enforce academic integrity. Systems identifying similarity in programming …

Authorship analysis on phishing websites enables the investigation of phishing attacks,
beyond basic analysis. In authorship analysis, salient features from documents are used to …