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Accepting information with a pinch of salt: handling untrusted information sources

Rahman et al., 2011

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14680046913781824966
Author
Rahman S
Creese S
Goldsmith M
Publication year
Publication venue
International Workshop on Security and Trust Management

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This paper describes on-going research developing a system to allow incident controllers and similar decision makers to augment official information input streams with information contributed by the wider public (either explicitly submitted to them or harvested from social …
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