Assessing the risks of social media and profiling the behavior of potential victims among youth

Today’s youth and social media are somehow inseparable. Lack of awareness while using social media platform poses huge risks to youth. Literature reported lack of studies on profiling risky behavior among youth through social media. Therefore this paper aims 1. To identify the list of risky behavior...

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Main Authors: Mohammad Fauzi, Mohammad Amin, Ibrahim, Muhammad Aiman Yamin, Abd Rahim, Noor Hayani, Abdul Molok, Nurul Nuha
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spelling my.iium.irep.992132022-08-04T08:49:48Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/99213/ Assessing the risks of social media and profiling the behavior of potential victims among youth Mohammad Fauzi, Mohammad Amin Ibrahim, Muhammad Aiman Yamin Abd Rahim, Noor Hayani Abdul Molok, Nurul Nuha T58.5 Information technology Today’s youth and social media are somehow inseparable. Lack of awareness while using social media platform poses huge risks to youth. Literature reported lack of studies on profiling risky behavior among youth through social media. Therefore this paper aims 1. To identify the list of risky behavior and, 2. Conduct profiling of social media risky behavior with an identification of behavior pattern that contribute to a youth as potential victim. The study was conducted in two phases. In the first phase, risky behavior among youth through social media was identified using online survey randomly involving 384 youth across Malaysia. In second phase, pattern of risky behavior profiled through a data analytics tool called Rapid Miner. The most frequent social media risky behavior are profiled against other characteristics such as gender, age and hours spend on social media. One of the significant findings found was male with at least 3.5 hours spend on the social media, unchecked URLs, post personal picture have higher risk to become the potential victims with scored 97% occurrence of true. This profiling social media patterns contribute to detect potential victims of cyber security attacks among youth. Institut Penyelidikan Pembangunan Belia Malaysia 2019 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/99213/13/99213_Assessing%20the%20risks%20of%20social%20media.pdf Mohammad Fauzi, Mohammad Amin and Ibrahim, Muhammad Aiman Yamin and Abd Rahim, Noor Hayani and Abdul Molok, Nurul Nuha (2019) Assessing the risks of social media and profiling the behavior of potential victims among youth. Malaysian Journal Of Youth Studies, 1 (2). pp. 21-34. ISSN 2180−1649 https://www.iyres.gov.my/penerbitan/malaysian-journal-of-youth-studies/item/376
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Mohammad Fauzi, Mohammad Amin
Ibrahim, Muhammad Aiman Yamin
Abd Rahim, Noor Hayani
Abdul Molok, Nurul Nuha
Assessing the risks of social media and profiling the behavior of potential victims among youth
description Today’s youth and social media are somehow inseparable. Lack of awareness while using social media platform poses huge risks to youth. Literature reported lack of studies on profiling risky behavior among youth through social media. Therefore this paper aims 1. To identify the list of risky behavior and, 2. Conduct profiling of social media risky behavior with an identification of behavior pattern that contribute to a youth as potential victim. The study was conducted in two phases. In the first phase, risky behavior among youth through social media was identified using online survey randomly involving 384 youth across Malaysia. In second phase, pattern of risky behavior profiled through a data analytics tool called Rapid Miner. The most frequent social media risky behavior are profiled against other characteristics such as gender, age and hours spend on social media. One of the significant findings found was male with at least 3.5 hours spend on the social media, unchecked URLs, post personal picture have higher risk to become the potential victims with scored 97% occurrence of true. This profiling social media patterns contribute to detect potential victims of cyber security attacks among youth.
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author Mohammad Fauzi, Mohammad Amin
Ibrahim, Muhammad Aiman Yamin
Abd Rahim, Noor Hayani
Abdul Molok, Nurul Nuha
author_facet Mohammad Fauzi, Mohammad Amin
Ibrahim, Muhammad Aiman Yamin
Abd Rahim, Noor Hayani
Abdul Molok, Nurul Nuha
author_sort Mohammad Fauzi, Mohammad Amin
title Assessing the risks of social media and profiling the behavior of potential victims among youth
title_short Assessing the risks of social media and profiling the behavior of potential victims among youth
title_full Assessing the risks of social media and profiling the behavior of potential victims among youth
title_fullStr Assessing the risks of social media and profiling the behavior of potential victims among youth
title_full_unstemmed Assessing the risks of social media and profiling the behavior of potential victims among youth
title_sort assessing the risks of social media and profiling the behavior of potential victims among youth
publisher Institut Penyelidikan Pembangunan Belia Malaysia
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url http://irep.iium.edu.my/99213/13/99213_Assessing%20the%20risks%20of%20social%20media.pdf
http://irep.iium.edu.my/99213/
https://www.iyres.gov.my/penerbitan/malaysian-journal-of-youth-studies/item/376
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