Anonymous Communications: Technologies and Challenges

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Explores technologies for identity and anonymity, including e-ID, social media identities, and cryptographic signatures.

Anonymous communications

Explores the significance of anonymous communications in safeguarding privacy and security, covering challenges, applications, system design, and quantifying anonymity levels.

Anonymous Communications: Toolbox for Privacy Engineering

Covers the toolbox for privacy engineering, focusing on anonymous communications and the challenges with encryption and metadata encoding.

Anonymous Communications: Mix Networks and Tor

Explores anonymous communications using mix networks and Tor, emphasizing privacy, metadata vulnerability, and network design challenges.

Conditional Access II

Covers conditional access, encryption, decryption, authentication, and advanced encryption standards, exploring identity-based encryption, biometrics, and attribute-based encryption.

Anonymous Communication: Motivations and Approaches

Explores motivations for anonymous communication and various approaches to achieve anonymity.

Personal Devices Security: Attacks and Defenses

Explores security and privacy issues in personal electronic devices, covering attacks, defenses, and consequences.

Privacy Technologies: Some Privacy Technologies (part II)

Explores anonymous communication systems, attribute-based credentials, the Tor network, and other privacy technologies.

Contact Tracing and Cryptography

Explores contact tracing in public spaces and the role of cryptography in ensuring secure and private data transmission.

Media Security Standards

Explores the definition of media security standards and the standardization of a framework rather than a specific security tool.