Deception Detection on the Internet: Security & Forensic IS& T Book Chapter. This chapter provides an overview of techniques and tools to detect deception on the Internet. A classification of state- of- the- art hypothesis testing and data mining based deception detection methods are presented. A psycho- linguistics based statistical model for deception detection is also described in detail. Passive and active methods for detecting deception at the application and network layer are discussed. Analysis of the pros and cons of the existing methods is presented. Finally, the inter- play between psychology, linguistics, statistical modeling, network layer information and Internet forensics is discussed along with open research challenges. Individual Differences in Deception and Deception Detection Sarah Ita Levitan, Michelle Levine, Julia Hirschberg Dept. Deception Detection using Real-life Trial Data. PDF: The third Emotion. ORIGINAL ARTICLE Deception Detection Expertise Gary D. Bond Published online: 10 August 2007 American Psychology-Law Society/Division 41 of the American Psychological Association 2007 Abstract A lively debate between Bond and. Top. The Internet is evolving into a medium that is beyond just web search. Social networking, chat rooms, blogs, e- commerce, etc. Deception detection: Effects of conversational involvement and probing Maria Hartwig P. HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND DECEPTION DETECTION Mark G. Menasco University at Buffalo, State University of New York, Buffalo, New York Maureen O’Sullivan University of San Francisco, San Francisco, California. An Approach for Intent Identification by Building on Deception Detection. On Deception Detection in Multi-Agent Systems Eugene Santos Jr., Senior Member, IEEE, and Deqing Li, Member, IEEE D. SMCA-09-02-0042 2 multiple deceivers) vary. Statement Analysis of Deception Detection Daoshan Ma1, Dong’ao Lin2 1Department of English, School of Foreign Languages, Tianjin Polytechnic University, Tianjin, China 2The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China. Most published research on polygraphic deception detection has been concerned with its possible use in criminal investigations. The results of better quality research studies demonstrate that while. A Theory of Deception David Ettingeryand Philippe Jehielz 5th January 2009 Abstract This paper proposes an equilibrium approach to belief manipulation and deception in which agents only have coarse knowledge of their opponent. A darker side of this growth that has an immense negative impact on the society at large is the overt or covert support for deception related hostile intent. Deception is defined as the manipulation of a message to cause a false impression or conclusion (Burgoon & Buller, 1. Hostile intent and hostile attack have some differences. Hostile intent (e. However, hostile attack (e. Note that intent is typically considered a psychological state of mind. How does this deceptive state of mind manifest itself on the Internet? Is it possible to create a statistically based psychological Internet profile for a person? To address these questions, ideas and tools from cognitive psychology, linguistics, statistical signal processing, digital forensics and network monitoring are required. Deception based hostile intent on the Internet manifests itself in several forms including. Therefore, quick and reliable detection or prediction of hostile intent on the Internet is of paramount importance. To prevent e- commerce scams, some organizations have offered guides to users, such as e. Bay. Although these guides offer sufficient information for users to detect phishing attempts, they are often ignored by the web surfers. In many email phishing scams, in order to get the user. Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) researchers have developed an anti- phishing game that helps to raise the awareness of the Internet phishing among web surfers (Anti- Phishing Phil, 2. Most e- commerce companies also encourage customers to report scams or phishing emails. This is a simple method to alleviate scams and phishing to a certain level. However, it is important to develop algorithms and software tools to detect deception based Internet schemes and phising attempts. Many anti- phishing tools are being developed by different companies and universities, such as Google, Microsoft, Mc. Afee, etc. The first attempts to solve this problem are anti- phishing browser toolbars, for example, Spoofguard and Netcraft toolbars (Fette, Sadeh, & Tomasic, 2. However, study shows that even the best anti- phishing toolbars can detect only 8. This performance is known to be far from being an acceptable level of security (Anti- Phishing Guide, 2. Most of the existing tools are built based on the network properties, like the layout of website files or the email headers. For instance, Microsoft has integrated Sender ID techniques into all of its email products and services, which detects and blocks almost 2. Anti Phishing technologies, 2. Microsoft Phishing Filter in the browser is also used to help determine the legitimacy of a web site. Also, a PILFER (phishing identification by learning on features of email received) algorithm was proposed based on features such as IP- based URLs, age of linked- to domain names, nonmatching URLs, and so on (Fette et al., 2. Web Crawler: A program used to search through pages on the World Wide Web for documents containing a specific word, phrase, or topic. IP Geolocation: The process of finding the geographic location of an Internet host that has a certain IP address. Hostile intent: The design or purpose to commit a criminal act adverse to the interests of a property owner or corporation management. Psycho- Linguistic Cue: Feature that is defined based on the psychological and linguistic knowledge. Deep Packet Inspection: A form of packet filtering that examines not only the header part of packets but also the data content of packets. Distinguishing Authorship: A process to determine whether two pieces of anonymous content are from the same author or not. Stylometry: The application of the study of linguistic style of written language. Usually it uses statistical methods to analyze a text to determine the text.
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