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Network Security: Privacy-Preserving Data Publication: A Review On “Updates” In Continuous Data Publication, Adeel Anjum, Guillaume Raschia
Network Security: Privacy-Preserving Data Publication: A Review On “Updates” In Continuous Data Publication, Adeel Anjum, Guillaume Raschia
International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies
Preserving the privacy of individuals while publishing their relevant data has been an important problem. Most of previous works in privacy preserving data publication focus on one time, static release of datasets. In multiple publications however, where data is published multiple times, these techniques are unable to ensure privacy of the concerned individuals as just joining either of the releases could result in identity disclosure. In this work, we tried to investigate the major findings in the scenario of continuous data publication, in which the data is not only published multiple times but also modified with INSERTS, UPDATES and DELETE …
Artificial Intelligence - I: Adaptive Automated Teller Machines - Part Ii, Ghulam Mujtaba, Tariq Mahmood
Artificial Intelligence - I: Adaptive Automated Teller Machines - Part Ii, Ghulam Mujtaba, Tariq Mahmood
International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies
Nowadays, the banking sector is increasingly relying on Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) in order to provide services to its customers. Although thousands of ATMs exist across many banks and different locations, the GUI and content of a typical ATM interface remains, more or less, the same. For instance, any ATM provides typical options for withdrawal, electronic funds transfer, viewing of mini-statements etc. However, such a static interface might not be suitable for all ATM customers, e.g., some users might not prefer to view all the options when they access the ATM, or to view specific withdrawal amounts less than, say, …
A Performance Comparison Of Data Encryption Algorithms, Aamer Nadeem, Dr. M. Younus Javed
A Performance Comparison Of Data Encryption Algorithms, Aamer Nadeem, Dr. M. Younus Javed
International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies
The principal goal guiding the design of any encryption algorithm must be security against unauthorized attacks. However, for all practical applications, performance and the cost of implementation are also important concerns. A data encryption algorithm would not be of much use if it is secure enough but slow in performance because it is a common practice to embed encryption algorithms in other applications such as e-commerce, banking, and online transaction processing applications. Embedding of encryption algorithms in other applications also precludes a hardware implementation, and is thus a major cause of degraded overall performance of the system. In this paper, …
Visualization Of Retrieved Positive Data Using Blending Function, Muhammad Shoaib, Habib -Ur- Rehman, Dr. Abad Ali Shah
Visualization Of Retrieved Positive Data Using Blending Function, Muhammad Shoaib, Habib -Ur- Rehman, Dr. Abad Ali Shah
International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies
Data visualization is an important technique used in data mining. We present the retrieved data into visual format to discover features and trends inherent to the data. Some features of the data to be retrieved are already known to us. Visualization should preserve these known features inherent to the data. Positivity is one such known feature that is inherent to most of the scientific and business data sets. For example, mass, volume and percentage concentration are meaningful only when they are positive values. However certain visualization techniques do not guarantee to preserve this feature while constructing visualization of retrieved data …