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most citedSharing emotions at scale: The Vent dataset

4 citations · 6 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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11 papers

cs.CY2025

Analysing Multidisciplinary Approaches to Fight Large-Scale Digital Influence Operations

David Arroyo, Rafael Mata Milla, Marc Almeida Ros +4

Crime as a Service (CaaS) has evolved from isolated criminal incidents to a broad spectrum of illicit activities, including social media manipulation, foreign information manipulat…

cs.CR2025

Just in Plain Sight: Unveiling CSAM Distribution Campaigns on the Clear Web

Nikolaos Lykousas, Constantinos Patsakis

Child sexual abuse is among the most hideous crimes, yet, after the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a huge surge in the distribution of child sexual abuse material (CSAM). Traditionall…

cs.CR2024

The potential of LLM-generated reports in DevSecOps

Nikolaos Lykousas, Vasileios Argyropoulos, Fran Casino

Alert fatigue is a common issue faced by software teams using the DevSecOps paradigm. The overwhelming number of warnings and alerts generated by security and code scanning tools,…

cs.CR20241 cited

Assessing LLMs in Malicious Code Deobfuscation of Real-world Malware Campaigns

Constantinos Patsakis, Fran Casino, Nikolaos Lykousas

The integration of large language models (LLMs) into various pipelines is increasingly widespread, effectively automating many manual tasks and often surpassing human capabilities.…

cs.CR20211 cited

The Cynicism of Modern Cybercrime: Automating the Analysis of Surface Web Marketplaces

Nikolaos Lykousas, Vasilios Koutsokostas, Fran Casino +1

Cybercrime is continuously growing in numbers and becoming more sophisticated. Currently, there are various monetisation and money laundering methods, creating a huge, underground…

cs.CR2021

Analysis and Correlation of Visual Evidence in Campaigns of Malicious Office Documents

Fran Casino, Nikolaos Totosis, Theodoros Apostolopoulos +2

Many malware campaigns use Microsoft (MS) Office documents as droppers to download and execute their malicious payload. Such campaigns often use these documents because MS Office i…