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Technological development combined with the evolution of the Internet has made it possible to reach an increasing number of people over the years and given them the opportunity to access information published on the network. The growth in the number of fake news generated daily, combined with the simplicity with which it is possible to share them, has created such a large phenomenon that it has become immediately uncontrollable. Furthermore, the quality with which malicious content is made is increasingly high so even professional experts, such as journalists, have difficulty recognizing which news is fake and which is real. This paper aims to implement an architecture that provides a service to final users that assures the reliability of news providers and the quality of news based on innovative tools. The proposed models take advantage of several Machine Learning approaches for fake news detection tasks and take into account well-known attacks on trust. Finally, the implemented architecture is tested with a well-known dataset and shows how the proposed models can effectively identify fake news and isolate malicious sources.

Implementation of a Multi-Approach Fake News Detector and of a Trust Management Model for News Sources