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This study tackles limitations in prior research on browser fingerprinting by collecting and publicly releasing a novel dataset that links detailed browser fingerprint attributes with rich user dem…
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This paper tackles a practical weakness in active TLS fingerprinting: as TLS 1.3, CDN termination, and ECH reduce observable variation, hash-based fingerprints such as JARM/JA3 become too coarse an…
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This paper asks a practical security question: if a malicious actor uses modern multimodal foundation models (MFMs) plus browser automation to operate social-media accounts, do major platforms actu…
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This systematic literature review (SLR) by Papasavva et al
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This paper addresses a major gap in browser fingerprinting research by providing the first empirical evidence that browser fingerprinting is actively used for online user tracking and targeted adve…
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This paper asks whether graph neural networks can do structure-only Sybil detection better than the classic random-walk / belief-propagation family when the attacker adds many attack edges or uses …
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This paper addresses the persistent security and authentication vulnerabilities in current online banking and decentralized financial transaction systems, focusing particularly on phishing, passwor…
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This paper is not proposing a new keystroke-dynamics classifier; it is trying to make comparison itself more disciplined
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This work addresses the usability challenge in behavioural biometric authentication systems, specifically reducing the burdensome enrolment phase where users must provide many biometric samples
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This paper addresses the growing challenge of detecting AI-assisted academic dishonesty in online exams and assignments, where traditional plagiarism detectors fail against paraphrased or generativ…
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This paper addresses the critical challenge of timely and effective emotional support in text-based mental health conversations, particularly for youth who increasingly rely on text messaging platf…
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This paper asks a narrow but important question for bot defense: do bots and humans differ in how they embed cognitive-bias triggers inside COVID-19 vaccine misinformation, and do those triggers re…
