Re:Dataset of classified screenshots from Tor hidden services
by hclalpha on Thursday July 11, 2019 @09:07AM
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I'm surprised to see finance pop-up so high in the list... What's going on?
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Re:Dataset of classified screenshots from Tor hidden services
by neffy on Thursday July 11, 2019 @09:17AM
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Crypto currency pump and dump schemes for the most part.
Re:Dataset of classified screenshots from Tor hidden services
by zettacircl on Thursday July 11, 2019 @09:26AM
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Without forgetting Mixers, Credit-Card sellers, Paypal-related schemes, CryptoWallets, Escrows ...
Re:Dataset of classified screenshots from Tor hidden services
by totoasticot on Thursday July 11, 2019 @12:30PM
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I would strongly advice anyone interested by the labels frequencies of dataset to get a look at the json file provided.
Interesting thing is not that much the frequency of X or Y labels, but the frequency of one set of labels.
(this would be a great addition on the webpage actually).
Pictures can have multiple labels. And so, having the ratio of "Forum + Drugs + Finance" vs "Market-place + Weapons" dispense more information than just the global frequency of "Finance"-related pages :)
Re:Dataset of classified screenshots from Tor hidden services
by misterdoubt on Thursday July 11, 2019 @11:57AM
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> We also manually removed pictures which were identified as containing harmful content, such as violent, offensive, obscene or equivalent undesirable pictures which may shock anyone.
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Re:Dataset of classified screenshots from Tor hidden services
by VincentZ on Thursday July 11, 2019 @12:13PM
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Very true. Most of the finance or market-place websites are scam. Not all of them are labeled with it (because there is a SCAM label ! Can't truly test all websites by ordering the stuff) but clearly some of them were scam. In particular techno-stuff (IPhone etc.) marketplaces are usually scams.
Re:Dataset of classified screenshots from Tor hidden services
by FDSGSG on Friday July 12, 2019 @03:54AM
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> In particular techno-stuff (IPhone etc.) marketplaces are usually scams.
Usually? Always. There are a plenty of legitimate services that'll fence such items for you, but they'll just sell them very near retail on amazon/ebay/whatever.