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most citedSocial Groups Based Content Caching in Wireless Networks

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

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6 papers

cs.SI2026

Separating Clicks from Baits: Using Large Language Models to Detect Misleading YouTube Thumbnails

Wajiha Naveed, Muhammad Muneeb Pervez, Zaeem Mohtashim Khan +2

Misleading video thumbnails on platforms like YouTube are a pervasive problem, undermining user trust and platform integrity. This paper proposes a novel multi-modal detection pipe…

cs.SI2025

ThumbnailTruth: A Multi-Modal LLM Approach for Detecting Misleading YouTube Thumbnails Across Diverse Cultural Settings

Wajiha Naveed, Zartash Afzal Uzmi, Zafar Ayyub Qazi

Misleading video thumbnails on platforms like YouTube are a pervasive problem, undermining user trust and platform integrity. This paper proposes a novel multi-modal detection pipe…

cs.NI2025

Semantic Caching for Improving Web Affordability

Hafsa Akbar, Danish Athar, Muhammad Ayain Fida Rana +4

The rapid growth of web content has led to increasingly large webpages, posing significant challenges for Internet affordability, especially in developing countries where data cost…

cs.CR2024

VaulTor: Putting the TEE in Tor

Humza Ikram, Rumaisa Habib, Muaz Ali +1

Online services that desire to operate anonymously routinely host themselves as 'Hidden Services' in the Tor network. However, these services are frequently threatened by deanonymi…

cs.NI2021★ 2 cited

Social Groups Based Content Caching in Wireless Networks

Nimrah Mustafa, Imdadullah Khan, Muhammad Asad Khan +1

The unprecedented growth of wireless mobile traffic, mainly due to multimedia traffic over online social platforms has strained the resources in the mobile backhaul network. A prom…

cs.NI2016★ 2 cited

MAC Rate Adaptation and Cross Layer Behavior for Vehicular WiFi Access: An Experimental Study

Zafar Ayyub Qazi, Saad Nadeem, Zartash Afzal Uzmi

Vehicular WiFi is different from conventional WiFi access. Firstly, as the connections arise opportunistically, they are short lived and intermittent. Secondly, at vehicular speeds…