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ArticleComputational intelligence and neuroscience2022

Research on Online Social Network Information Leakage-Tracking Algorithm Based on Deep Learning.

Shuhe Han

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Shuhe HanSchool of Intelligent Manufacturing and Information, Jiangsu Shipping College, Nantong, Jiangsu 226010, China.ORCID https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3919-0599

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The rapid iteration of information technology makes the development of online social networks increasingly rapid, and its corresponding network scale is also increasingly large and complex. The corresponding algorithms to deal with social networks and their corresponding related problems are also increasing. The corresponding privacy protection algorithms such as encryption algorithm, access control strategy algorithm, and differential privacy protection algorithm have been studied and analyzed, but these algorithms do not completely solve the problem of privacy disclosure. Based on this, this article first searches and accurately filters the relevant information and content of online social networks based on the deep convolution neural network algorithm, so as to realize the perception and protection of users' safe content. For the corresponding graphics and data, this article introduces the compressed sensing technology to randomly disturb the corresponding graphics and data. At the level of tracking network information leakage algorithm, this article proposes a network information leakage-tracking algorithm based on digital fingerprint, which mainly uses relevant plug-ins to realize the unique identification processing of users, uses the uniqueness of digital fingerprint to realize the tracking processing of leakers, and formulates the corresponding coding scheme based on the social network topology, and at the same time, the network information leakage-tracking algorithm proposed in this article also has high efficiency in the corresponding digital coding efficiency and scalability. In order to verify the advantages of the online social network information leakage-tracking algorithm based on deep learning, this article compares it with the traditional algorithm. In the experimental part, this article mainly compares the accuracy index, recall index, and performance index. At the corresponding accuracy index level, it can be seen that the maximum improvement of the algorithm proposed in this article is about 10% compared with the traditional algorithm. At the corresponding recall index level, the proposed algorithm is about 5-8% higher than the traditional algorithm. Corresponding to the overall performance index, it improves the performance by about 50% compared with the traditional algorithm. The comparison results show that the proposed algorithm has higher accuracy and the corresponding source tracking is more accurate.

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Deep LearningAlgorithmsNeural Networks, ComputerPrivacySocial Networking

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