Lessons Learned Developing and Extending a Visual Analytics Solution for Investigative Analysis of Scamming Activities

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Authors Ronak Tanna, Shivam Dhar, Ashwin Sudhir, Shreyash Devan, Shubham Verma arXiv ID 2002.03058 Category cs.HC: Human-Computer Interaction Cross-listed cs.CR Citations 0 Venue arXiv.org Last Checked 5 months ago
Abstract
Cybersecurity analysts work on large communication data sets to perform investigative analysis by painstakingly going over thousands of email conversations to find potential scamming activities and the network of cyber scammers. Traditionally,experts used email clients, database systems and text editors to perform this investigation. With the advent of technology,elaborate tools that summarize data more efficiently by using cutting edge data visualization techniques have come out. Beagle[1] is one such tool which visualizes the large communication data using different panels such that the inspector has better chances of finding the scam network. This paper is a report on our work to implement and improve the work done by Jay Koven et al. [1]. We have proposed and demonstrated via implementation, a few more visualizations that we feel would help in grouping and analyzing the e-mail data more efficiently. Lastly, we have also presented a case study that shows the potential use of our tool in a real-world scenario.
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