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CAREER: Tracking, Revealing and Detecting Crowdsourced Manipulation

CAREER: Tracking, Revealing and Detecting Crowdsourced Manipulation
职业:跟踪、揭露和检测众包操纵
批准号:
1755536
负责人:
Kyumin Lee
金额:
$44.13万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2017-07-01 至 2023-02-28

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该项目的目标是创建用于保护开放的网络生态系统免受新出现的威胁的算法、框架和系统。该项目旨在(I)分析众草坪恶意任务和行为;(Ii)通过开发新型恶意任务检测器来检测众包平台上的恶意任务;(Iii)设计和构建任务黑名单;(Iv)发现众草坪生态系统并检测众草坪;(V)将众草坪检测方法与其他恶意参与者检测方法相结合。众包系统已经成功地利用了数百万“众包”员工的注意力来解决令人烦恼的问题。从危机测绘、蛋白质折叠、翻译到通用众包平台的专门系统。然而,这些积极的机会也有危险的对应:大规模的“众筹”,即可以组织大量低薪工人在社交媒体上传播恶意URL,形成人工草根运动(“马蹄草皮”),以及操纵搜索引擎。因此,众包操纵威胁着开放网络生态系统的基础,降低了在线社交媒体的质量,降低了我们对搜索引擎的信任,操纵了政治舆论,最终降低了网络空间的安全性和可信度。这项研究的产品将向公众开放。该项目的教育和外联努力通过课程编制、讲习班、对任职人数不足的妇女的直接培训以及业界的参与,与研究目标紧密相连。该项目的智力价值在于,它将改进当前的安全系统,防止网络空间的众包操纵。该项目通过检测众包平台中的恶意任务,从根本上改变了恶意任务问题的格局。及早发现恶意任务有可能改变我们的安全和值得信赖的信息系统解决方案。在我们的恶意任务检测系统中,识别出的恶意任务可以用作创建新黑名单的样本。黑名单有可能阻止恶意任务传播到流行的在线目标站点。鉴于我们的新技术,在不久的将来,检测几乎所有的群体草坪成为一种明显的可能性。总体而言,该项目将促进对众包操纵问题的认识和理解,拟议的检测框架将补充针对众包操纵的现有安全系统。拟议工作的更广泛影响包括促进发现和理解,同时促进教学、培训和学习。为了造福社会,拟议的恶意任务和众包转移检测框架包括任务黑名单,将使众包服务提供商和目标站点提供商能够在保护信息质量和信任的同时检测众包操纵。
英文摘要
The goal of this project is to create the algorithms, frameworks, and systems for defending the open web ecosystem from emerging threats. This project aims to (i) analyze malicious tasks and behaviors of crowdturfers; (ii) detect malicious tasks on crowdsourcing platforms by developing novel malicious task detectors; (iii) design and build a task blacklist; (iv) uncover the ecosystem of crowdturfers and detect crowdturfers; (v) combine crowdturfer detection approaches with other malicious participants detection approaches. Crowdsourcing systems have successfully leveraged the attention of millions of "crowdsourced" workers to tackle vexing problems. From specialized systems for crisis mapping, for protein folding, for translation to general-purpose crowdsourcing platforms. However, these positive opportunities have sinister counterparts: large-scale "crowdturfing", wherein masses of cheaply paid workers can be organized to spread malicious URLs in social media, formation of artificial grassroots campaigns ("astroturf"), and manipulation of search engines. As a result, crowdsourced manipulation threatens the foundations of the open web ecosystem, reducing the quality of online social media, degrading our trust in search engines, manipulating political opinion and ultimately, reducing security and trustworthiness of cyberspace. Products of the research will be available for public use. The education and outreach efforts of the project are tightly linked to the research goals through curriculum development, workshops, direct training of underrepresented women, and involvement of industry. The intellectual merit of the project is it will advance the current security systems against crowdsourced manipulation in cyberspace. This project fundamentally alters the landscape of malicious task problems by detecting malicious tasks in crowdsourcing platforms. Early detection of malicious tasks has the potential to transform our solutions for secure and trustworthy information systems. Given our malicious task detection systems, identified malicious tasks can be used as samples for creating new blacklists. The blacklists have the potential to prevent propagation of malicious tasks to popular online target sites. Given our novel techniques, detecting almost all crowdturfers becomes a distinct possibility in the near future. Overall, this project will advance knowledge and understanding the crowdsourced manipulation problem, and the proposed detection framework will complement the current security systems against crowdsourced manipulation. The broader impacts of the proposed work include advances to discovery and understanding while promoting teaching, training and learning. To benefit society, the proposed malicious task and crowdturfer detection framework including task blacklists will enable crowdsourcing service providers and target sites providers to detect crowdsourced manipulation with protecting information quality and trust.
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CAREER: Tracking, Revealing and Detecting Crowdsourced Manipulation
  • 批准号:
    1553035
  • 项目类别:
    Continuing Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $51.6万
  • 财政年份:
    2016
  • 负责人:
    Kyumin Lee
  • 依托单位:
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  • 项目类别:
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