… in the topology of social networks and the ongoing dynamic processes challenge our
traditional source identification techniques that are considered in static networks. In this paper, we …

… social networks. More precisely, we analyze how spammers who target social networking …
set of “honey-profiles” on three large social networking sites, and logged the kind of contacts …

… social networks and prominence of an actor in the network. … Also social networks can also
be identified by using SMS … out the missing members in the network who are just using SMS …

… Participation in social networking sites … networks of friends - and, often, unknown numbers
of strangers. In this paper we study patterns of information revelation in online social networks …

… Support for members of an organization Social networks can … Social networks can help the
development of communities of practice. Engaging with others Passive use of social networks …

… Similarly, the user comments and friendship ties within a social networking site can be used
to follow emergence and development of new ideas and political views. Knowledge about …

… in the network, which limits their applications on social networks with community structure.
In this paper, we propose an algorithm to identify influential nodes in social networks with …

… As an example of the user identification problem among user-adaptive systems, let us
consider the following scenario. We consider iCITY, 10 an adaptive social mobile guide that …

… The structural information of the social networks, alternatively, can be utilized directly and
efficiently for user identification across multiple online social networks and this information can …

… randomly selected peers in their local social networks. For example, when a user rated a
movie on the application, a randomly selected subset of the user’s Facebook friends were sent …