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Cybersecurity NER corpus 2019
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Saganowski, Stanisław, 2020, "Cybersecurity NER corpus 2019", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/1TCFII, Harvard Dataverse, V1
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The cybersecurity NER corpus 2019 contains two corpora:

soft_flaw - 1000 binary annotated tweets (TRUE: tweet mentions a software/system/device related security issue (vulnerability, exploit, patch), a malware, or a hacking method; FALSE: otherwise)
class distribution: TRUE - 283, FALSE - 717
soft_flaw_NER - ca. 1000 NER annotations marking the name of the software/system/device/company with a security related issue, or the name of a malware


The same tweet might be included in both corpora, however the vast majority of tweets is different across two corpora.
Files are in the jsonl format. (2019-12-01)
Subject Computer and Information Science
Keyword corpus, cybersecurity, NER
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soft_flaw.jsonl
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Published Jun 14, 2020
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1000 binary annotated tweets (TRUE: tweet mentions a software/sytem/device related security issue (vulnerability, exploit, patch), a malware software, or a hacking method; FALSE: otherwise)


soft_flaw_NER.jsonl
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Published Jun 14, 2020
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ca. 1000 NER annotated tweets (the annotation marks the name of the software/system/device/company with a security related issue, or the name of a malware software

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