Identifying, Collecting, and Presenting Hacker Community Data: Forums, IRC, Carding Shops, and DNMs

Identifying, Collecting, and Presenting Hacker Community Data: Forums, IRC, Carding Shops, and DNMs
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10.1109/isi.2018.8587327
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2018-11
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2018 IEEE International Conference on Intelligence and Security Informatics (ISI)
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Po-Yi Du;Ning Zhang;Mohammadreza Ebrahimi;Sagar Samtani;Ben Lazarine;N. Arnold;Rachael Dunn;Sandeep Suntwal;Guadalupe Angeles;Robert Schweitzer;Hsinchun Chen
Po-Yi Du;Ning Zhang;Mohammadreza Ebrahimi;Sagar Samtani;Ben Lazarine;N. Arnold;Rachael Dunn;Sandeep Suntwal;Guadalupe Angeles;Robert Schweitzer;Hsinchun Chen
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Po-Yi Du;Ning Zhang;Mohammadreza Ebrahimi;Sagar Samtani;Ben Lazarine;N. Arnold;Rachael Dunn;Sandeep Suntwal;Guadalupe Angeles;Robert Schweitzer;Hsinchun Chen

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