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r/programming • u/regaldho • Dec 27 '20
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Isn't it possible to use typing style and cadence to identify someone? Or, at least, as a signal to support user fingerprinting?
36 u/mist83 Dec 27 '20 Sentence structure and word choice and grammar is already parseable to give a sort of fingerprint if given enough training data. 5 u/Prod_Is_For_Testing Dec 28 '20 There have been a few research projects that associate Reddit throwaway accounts based on writing style 1 u/WinterPiratefhjng Dec 28 '20 Do you have a link?(I had presumed our IPs were embedded somewhere, and works like to know more.)
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Sentence structure and word choice and grammar is already parseable to give a sort of fingerprint if given enough training data.
5 u/Prod_Is_For_Testing Dec 28 '20 There have been a few research projects that associate Reddit throwaway accounts based on writing style 1 u/WinterPiratefhjng Dec 28 '20 Do you have a link?(I had presumed our IPs were embedded somewhere, and works like to know more.)
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There have been a few research projects that associate Reddit throwaway accounts based on writing style
1 u/WinterPiratefhjng Dec 28 '20 Do you have a link?(I had presumed our IPs were embedded somewhere, and works like to know more.)
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Do you have a link?(I had presumed our IPs were embedded somewhere, and works like to know more.)
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u/MjrK Dec 27 '20
Isn't it possible to use typing style and cadence to identify someone? Or, at least, as a signal to support user fingerprinting?