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Full-Text Articles in Cybersecurity
Secure Unlinkability Schemes For Privacy Preserving Data Publishing In Weighted Social Networks, Chong Kah Meng
Secure Unlinkability Schemes For Privacy Preserving Data Publishing In Weighted Social Networks, Chong Kah Meng
Student Works (2020-2029)
Preserving privacy of users has been one of the important research issues in social networks. Social networks contain sensitive personal information that are often released for business and research purposes. The privacy of a user can be breached if the data are not released in an anonymized form. In this thesis, we address edge weight disclosure, link disclosure and identity disclosure problems in publishing weighted network data. To counter these privacy risks while preserving high utility of the published data, we define two key privacy properties, namely edge weight unlinkability and node unlinkability. We design two novel anonymization schemes namely …
Privacy In Iot Cloud, Aftab Ahmad, Ravi Mukkamala, Karthik Navuluri
Privacy In Iot Cloud, Aftab Ahmad, Ravi Mukkamala, Karthik Navuluri
Computer Science Faculty Publications
We present a framework for privacy preservation in an information cloud of IoT devices. We contend that privacy provisioning should be located in the user device and must protect the user, the information, and the device from breaches in privacy. We elaborate on how the layered privacy model can ensure such privacy provisioning, and justify the device being the provisioning point instead of the cloud alone. We present the point of view that, due to resource limitations of the IoT devices in general, the privacy preserving measures need to be hard-coded in the device technology. We fall short of suggesting …