Design And Implementation Of A Decision System For Chatbot Applications

Information should be shared effectively and securely to protect users' personal identifiable information. Using a chatbot, or a computer application to share information presents a likelihood of identity theft if not properly secured. In communicating with chatbots, the user’s information is held in the chatbot application database. The availability of user information on this application may give opportunity to attackers to hijack personal user information to perpetrate crime. Unfortunately, current chatbot applications do not have a mechanism to delete or remove personal identifiable information of users. Some chatbots accept users' personal identifiable information with no recourse to the user on what happens after the chat session. To prevent a third party from trading, selling, or hacking the data, this research designed a decision system to be added to the chatbot application that will enable the user to consciously decide on how their personal identifiable information should be treated or kept. The chatbot was implemented in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), using PHP and MySQL for standard web development. Also, a PHP server was installed for the system to relate properly with the database server in fetching and storing the data. The system was tested using likelihoods that may lead to the success of the program. This was done repeatedly with different test data. The new system provides users consent on whether their personal information is left on the chatbot app or removed completely.

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IOSR Journal of Electronics and Communication Engineering
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.9790/2834-1906013340
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Advanced Malware Detection Techniques
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Design And Implementation Of A Decision System For Chatbot Applications

O. Osunade, Babatunde Seyi Olanrewaju, Oluwasogo Adekunle Okunade, Chinedu Kevin Pius
IOSR Journal of Electronics and Communication Engineering
Advanced Malware Detection Techniques
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Design And Implementation Of A Decision System For Chatbot Applications

O. Osunade, Babatunde Seyi Olanrewaju, Oluwasogo Adekunle Okunade, Chinedu Kevin Pius
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Abstract

Information should be shared effectively and securely to protect users' personal identifiable information. Using a chatbot, or a computer application to share information presents a likelihood of identity theft if not properly secured. In communicating with chatbots, the user’s information is held in the chatbot application database. The availability of user information on this application may give opportunity to attackers to hijack personal user information to perpetrate crime. Unfortunately, current chatbot applications do not have a mechanism to delete or remove personal identifiable information of users. Some chatbots accept users' personal identifiable information with no recourse to the user on what happens after the chat session. To prevent a third party from trading, selling, or hacking the data, this research designed a decision system to be added to the chatbot application that will enable the user to consciously decide on how their personal identifiable information should be treated or kept. The chatbot was implemented in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), using PHP and MySQL for standard web development. Also, a PHP server was installed for the system to relate properly with the database server in fetching and storing the data. The system was tested using likelihoods that may lead to the success of the program. This was done repeatedly with different test data. The new system provides users consent on whether their personal information is left on the chatbot app or removed completely.

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