SUS You're SUS!—Identifying influencer hackers on dark web social networks
Dark web is an obscured part of the Internet, specifically used for sharing exploits, data
breaches, and other means of cybercrime. Dark web forums provide opportunities to share …
breaches, and other means of cybercrime. Dark web forums provide opportunities to share …
An Argument for Linguistic Expertise in Cyberthreat Analysis: LOLSec in Russian Language eCrime Landscape
D Manatova, LJ Camp, JR Fox… - 2023 IEEE European …, 2023 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
In this position paper, we argue for a holistic perspective on threat analysis and other studies
of state-sponsored or state-aligned eCrime groups. Specifically, we argue that …
of state-sponsored or state-aligned eCrime groups. Specifically, we argue that …
A novel cross-domain adaptation framework for unsupervised criminal jargon detection via pre-trained contextual embedding of darknet corpus
As the regulation on the surface web becomes more stringent, criminals are gradually
turning to the darknet markets for illicit operations. Moderating and studying the content on …
turning to the darknet markets for illicit operations. Moderating and studying the content on …
Building and testing a network of social trust in an underground forum: Robust connections and overlapping criminal domains
D Manatova, D Sharma, S Samtani… - … APWG Symposium on …, 2022 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Underground markets support e-crime by providing a place where merchants and buyers
trade assets for a price utilizing various digital currencies, payment providers, and wallets …
trade assets for a price utilizing various digital currencies, payment providers, and wallets …
EUREKHA: Enhancing User Representation for Key Hackers Identification in Underground Forums
ANH Amadou, A Motii, S Elouardi… - arXiv preprint arXiv …, 2024 - arxiv.org
Underground forums serve as hubs for cybercriminal activities, offering a space for
anonymity and evasion of conventional online oversight. In these hidden communities …
anonymity and evasion of conventional online oversight. In these hidden communities …