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THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FORENSIC COMPUTER SCIENCE - ICoFCS 2009
Online ISBN: 978-85-65069-03-8, Print ISSN: 1980-1114, pp 66-77
DOI: 10.5769/C2009009 and http://dx.doi.org/10.5769/C2009009
Security aspects and future trends of social networks
By Anchises de Paula
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Online ISBN: 978-85-65069-03-8, Print ISSN: 1980-1114, pp 66-77
DOI: 10.5769/C2009009 and http://dx.doi.org/10.5769/C2009009
Security aspects and future trends of social networks
By Anchises de Paula
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ABSTRACT
Social networks represent a new opportunity to online uses and a challenging scenario to security community. They bring new opportunities to users interact and socialize; however, the overwhelming amount of information generated, exchanged and redistributed by users demands the adoption of new tools and techniques, which are the object of this paper. The understanding of all implications of social network to human social interaction and society overall, will bring new ideas and challenges to consumers, businesses and governments worldwide. This report will analyze the social network phenomenon, focusing on its security implications and perspectives in the near future.
KEYWORDS
Social Network, Security, Predictions, Trends.
Social networks represent a new opportunity to online uses and a challenging scenario to security community. They bring new opportunities to users interact and socialize; however, the overwhelming amount of information generated, exchanged and redistributed by users demands the adoption of new tools and techniques, which are the object of this paper. The understanding of all implications of social network to human social interaction and society overall, will bring new ideas and challenges to consumers, businesses and governments worldwide. This report will analyze the social network phenomenon, focusing on its security implications and perspectives in the near future.
KEYWORDS
Social Network, Security, Predictions, Trends.