The overall goal of the CU CyberSafety Research Center, founded in the
Department of Computer Science at the University of Colorado Boulder, is
to make the Internet safer for its users. The theme of safety is an
important emerging research topic on the Internet that manifests itself
daily as users navigate the Web and networked applications. For
example, one of our cybersafety research projects focuses on the issue
of making social network users safer from cyberbullying threats and
intimidation. Another of our cybersafety research projects seeks to
make both mobile and online video chat safer from the threat of
flashers. We will continue to pursue these and other exciting research
projects that integrate the theme of CyberSafety.
We are now sharing the dataset related to your cyberbullying research on Instagram, Vine and Ask.fm. You can find more information here. We have now developed an app for parents to monitor their kids' activities in Instagram social network and get notifications when a potential cyberbullying instance takes place. Link to the app: LINK - We wish to acknowledge financial support for this research from the US National Science Foundation (NSF) through grant CNS 1162614. Latest news!
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BullyAlert App is being featured in several news medias!
Our Android app BullyAlert has been featured in several news media outlets. Below are some of their links: 2. KDVR |
CyberSafety 2018!
We are organizing The Third Workshop on Computational Methods in CyberSafety, Online Harassment and Misinformation, co-located with The Web Conference, 2018, to be held in Lyon, France. More can be found by visiting the Workshop Website. |
Looking for a bright marketing intern!!
We are looking for a business undergrad with marketing background to help us in getting more exposure for our mobile application BullyAlert. Our lab, called CU CybserFafety Research Center, as a part of its ongoing research on cyberbullying in online social networks, have developed an android app BullyAlert that enables parents to monitor their kids' activities on social networks and alert them when a potential cyberbullying instance takes place. To help further the research, we need the potential intern to help us market and/advertise this application effectively to the potential users. Details about the internship: Company Description: Research project on Cyberbullying at CU CyberSafety Research Center by Professor Richard Han. Position Description: Marketing person needed to further the visibility of the developed Android application to potential users. Hours per week: Up to 5 (five) Pay per hour: $15/hour Location: Able to work remotely. Should be able to join our weekly meetings to provide updates. Start-end Date: Approximately from the week of February 19 to April 19 How to apply: Please send your resume to this email: rahat.rafiq@colorado.edu |
Paper Accepted in SAC 2018 (The 33rd ACM/SIGAPP Symposium On Applied Computing)
Our paper titled "Scalable and Timely Detection of Cyberbullying in Online Social Networks" have been accepted at SAC 2018 (The 33rd ACM/SIGAPP Symposium On Applied Computing), to be held at Pau France! Link to the paper is below. |
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BullyAlert Android App!
We have developed and published an android app for parents to monitor their kids activities in Instagram social networks and get notifications when a potential cyberbullying instance takes place. Download it from google play here: LINK |
Our Research Features in CU Engineering Magazine
Our research works have been featured in the CU Engineering magazine! More can be found here: http://www.colorado.edu/cuengineering/2016/04/05/researchers-tackle-cyberbullying |
CyberSafety 2017
We are organizing the Second International Workshop on Computational Methods for Cybersafety, co-located with WWW 2017 at Perth, Australia More can be found by visiting the workshop website: https://cybersafety2017.github.io/ |
SNAM 2016
Rahat Ibn Rafiq, Homa Hosseinmardi, Richard Han, Shivakant Mishra, Qin Lv, "Analysis and detection of labeled cyberbullying instances in Vine, a video-based social network", accepted in the Journal of Social Network Analysis and Mining, Volume:6, Issue:1. |
CyberSafety 2016!
We are organizing a new workshop on Cybersafety research topics at the CIKM 2016 Conference, including cyberbullying. We welcome paper submissions by the deadline of
More information is below and at http://cybersafety2016.github.io/ |
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