Graph Neural Network-Based User Preference Model for Social Network Access Control

Abstract

The popularity and deepening of social networks have increased the risk of personal information leakage for users. To enhance the security of social networks, this study constructed an access control model based on the preferences of social network users. This model utilizes graph neural networks to generate access control strategies based on user preferences, and introduces a multi-layer attention mechanism to optimize the graph neural network. To better capture user preference information, the study sets the learning rate to 0.0001. The experimental results demonstrated that in the Twitter dataset, the accuracy of the proposed model reached 95.7% and the F1 score reached 96.2%, which were significantly higher than those of other models. These results indicated that the model could more accurately classify access control in social networks and reduce false positives. The area under the receiver operation characteristic curve of the proposed model was 0.982, which was higher than other models. The decision time was 13.77 seconds, significantly lower than other models. This indicated that the model could more effectively distinguish different types of user access requests and provide more reliable guarantees for secure access to social networks. The user's preferred social network access control model based on graph neural networks has superior performance, effectively ensuring the information security of social network users and laying the foundation for further development of access control technology