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Abstract : Today parents and children live in a world heavily influenced by digital devices and online platforms. Every parent has the trouble of effectively dealing with the challenge of monitoring their child‟s interaction and exposure to various digital spaces on the internet. Social networks have revolutionized the way people interact with each other. Existing services facilitate ways to connect with peers and share information. However, issues related to maintaining privacy and security of user information is still a challenge. In this work we present a customized security architecture that facilitates children to participate freely in social networking services under the supervision of their parents without loss of privacy of the child. The proposed model is expected to bring with it enhanced security features in terms of its capability to resist attacks like content modification, non-repudiation. © Academic Press. All rights reserved.