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Context and Semantic Aware Location Privacy

Berker Agir

With ever-increasing computational power, and improved sensing and communication capabilities, smart devices have altered and enhanced the way we process, perceive and interact with information. Personal and contextual data is tracked and stored extensivel ...

EPFL2016

Open, privacy-preserving protocols for lawful surveillance

Bryan Alexander Ford

The question of how government agencies can acquire actionable, useful information about legitimate but unknown targets without intruding upon the electronic activity of innocent parties is extremely important. We address this question by providing experim ...

arXiv2016

Privacy-preserving distributed collaborative filtering

Rachid Guerraoui, Anne-Marie Kermarrec, Davide Frey

We propose a new mechanism to preserve privacy while leveraging user profiles in distributed recommender systems. Our mechanism relies on two contributions: (i) an original obfuscation scheme, and (ii) a randomized dissemination protocol. We show that our ...

Springer Wien2016

Privacy-Preserving Lawful Contact Chaining

Bryan Alexander Ford

How can government agencies acquire actionable, useful information about legitimate targets, while preserving the privacy of innocent parties and holding government agencies accountable? Towards understanding this crucial issue, we present the first privac ...

2016

A Survey of Privacy on Data Integration

Son Thanh Do

This survey is an integrated view of other surveys on privacy preserving for data integration. First, we review the database context and challenges and research questions. Second, we formulate the privacy problems for schema matching and data matching. Nex ...

2015

Impact of Mini-drone based Video Surveillance on Invasion of Privacy

Touradj Ebrahimi, Margherita Bonetto

An increase in adoption of video surveillance, affecting many aspects of daily lives, raises public concern about an intrusion into individual privacy. New sensing and surveillance technologies, such as mini-drones, threaten to eradicate boundaries of priv ...

2015

MediaEval 2015 Drone Protect Task: Privacy Protection in Surveillance Systems Using False Coloring

Touradj Ebrahimi

In this paper, we share our results for privacy protection using false coloring in surveillance systems in the Drone Protect Task. The aim is obscuring sensitive regions that are privacy related without sacrificing intelligibility and pleasantness. The ide ...

2015

On Privacy for RFID

Serge Vaudenay

Many wearable devices identify themselves in a pervasive way. But at the same time, people want to remain anonymous. Modeling anonymity and unlinkability in identification protocols is a delicate issue. In this paper, we revisit the privacy model from Asia ...

2015

Practical Solutions for Protecting Individual Genomic Privacy

Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Jacques Fellay, Mathias Jacques Jean-Marc Humbert, Amalio Telenti, Erman Ayday, Jean Louis Raisaro, Zhicong Huang, Paul Jack Mc Laren

The increasing availability of genomic data has major implications for personal privacy. The issues raised by genomic privacy reside at the crossroads of medicine, computer science, legislation and public policy. We here describe the design and development ...

2014

On Multi-Dimensional Privacy in Context-Aware Mobile Networks

Igor Bilogrevic

By the end of 2013, the number of internet-connected mobile devices is expected to exceed that of humans. Omnipresent and context-aware, mobile devices enable people to communicate and exchange data anytime and almost anywhere. The myriad of ”digital footp ...

EPFL2014