To what extent does our online activity reveal who we are? Recent research has
demonstrated that the digital traces left by individuals as they browse and interact with …

Due to the advancement in technologies and excessive usability of smartphones in various
domains (eg, mobile banking), smartphones became more prone to malicious attacks …

Authorship verification can be checked using stylometric techniques through the analysis of
linguistic styles and writing characteristics of the authors. Stylometry is a behavioral feature …

Authorship attribution is a growing field, moving from beginnings in linguistics to recent
advances in text mining. Through this change came an increase in the capability of …

The cyber world provides an anonymous environment for criminals to conduct malicious
activities such as spamming, sending ransom e-mails, and spreading botnet malware. Often …

Chat-logs are informative digital footprints available on Social Media Platforms (SMPs). With
the rise of cybercrimes targeting children, chat-logs can be used to discover and flag harmful …

Compromising legitimate accounts has been the most used strategy to spread malicious
content on OSN (Online Social Network). To address this problem, we propose a pure text …

The emergence of online user-generated content has raised numerous questions about
discourse gender differences as compared to face-to-face interactions. The intended gender …

This paper describes the system jointly developed by the Language Technologies Lab from
INAOE and the Language and Reasoning Group from UAM for the Sexual Predators …

Cybercriminals exploit the opportunities provided by the information revolution and social
media to communicate and conduct underground illicit activities, such as online fraudulence …