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Design And Evaluation Of A Privacy Architecture For Crowdsensing Applications, Alfredo J. Perez, Sherali Zeadally
Design And Evaluation Of A Privacy Architecture For Crowdsensing Applications, Alfredo J. Perez, Sherali Zeadally
Computer Science Faculty Publications
By using consumer devices such as cellphones, wearables and Internet of Things devices owned by citizens, crowdsensing systems are providing solutions to the community in areas such as transportation, security, entertainment and the environment through the collection of various types of sensor data. Privacy is a major issue in these systems because the data collected can potentially reveal aspects considered private by the contributors of data. We propose the Privacy-Enabled ARchitecture (PEAR), a layered architecture aimed at protecting privacy in privacy-aware crowdsensing systems. We identify and describe the layers of the architecture. We propose and evaluate the design of MetroTrack, …
Security And Privacy In Ubiquitous Sensor Networks, Alfredo J. Perez, Sherali Zeadally, Nafaa Jabeur
Security And Privacy In Ubiquitous Sensor Networks, Alfredo J. Perez, Sherali Zeadally, Nafaa Jabeur
Computer Science Faculty Publications
The availability of powerful and sensor-enabled mobile and Internet-connected devices have enabled the advent of the ubiquitous sensor network (USN) paradigm. USN provides various types of solutions to the general public in multiple sectors, including environmental monitoring, entertainment, transportation, security, and healthcare. Here, we explore and compare the features of wireless sensor networks and USN. Based on our extensive study, we classify the security- and privacy-related challenges of USNs. We identify and discuss solutions available to address these challenges. Finally, we briefly discuss open challenges for designing more secure and privacy-preserving approaches in next-generation USNs.
Https://Onlinelibrary.Wiley.Com/Doi/10.1002/Spy2.15#:~:Text=A%20review%20and%20an%20empirical%20analysis%20of%20privacy%20policy%20and%20notices%20for%20consumer%20internet%20of%20things, Alfredo J. Perez, Sherali Zeadally, Jonathan Cochran
Https://Onlinelibrary.Wiley.Com/Doi/10.1002/Spy2.15#:~:Text=A%20review%20and%20an%20empirical%20analysis%20of%20privacy%20policy%20and%20notices%20for%20consumer%20internet%20of%20things, Alfredo J. Perez, Sherali Zeadally, Jonathan Cochran
Computer Science Faculty Publications
The privacy policies and practices of six consumer Internet of things (IoT) devices were reviewed and compared. In addition, an empirical verification of the compliance of privacy policies for data collection practices on two voice-activated intelligent assistant devices, namely the Amazon Echo Dot and Google Home devices was performed. The review shows that IoT privacy policies may not be usable from the human-computer interaction perspective because IoT policies are included as part of the manufacturers' general privacy policy (which may include policies unrelated to the device), or the IoT policy requires to read (in addition to the IoT policies) the …