Computer-Aided Writeprint Modelling for Cybercrime Investigations

作者: Michael Schmid

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关键词: Associative propertyComputer-aidedData scienceCybercrimeComputer scienceModelling methodsThe InternetAuthorship attributionAttributionWorld Wide WebWriteprint

摘要: E-mail has become the most common way to communicate on Internet, but e-mail security and privacy mechanisms are still lacking. This proven be a very valuable characteristic for criminals, who can easily take advantage of e-mail’s various weaknesses remain anonymous. Consequently, cybercrime investigators need rely computer-aided writeprint modelling methods tools identify real author malicious e- mails with transformed semantic content. In this paper, we propose customized version associative classification, well-known data mining method, as well Support Count address authorship attribution problem. Experimental results real-life suggest that our proposed algorithms achieve good classification accuracy problem through use modelling.

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