Doc. Ing. Daniel Cvrček, Ph.D.
| Cvrček, D., Matyáš, V.: FIDIS Deliverable 13.1: Identity and impact of Privacy Enhancing Technologies, Frankfurt, DE, 2008, p. 92 | | Publication language: | english |
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| Original title: | FIDIS Deliverable 13.1: Identity and impact of Privacy Enhancing Technologies |
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| Title (cs): | FIDIS Deliverable 13.1: Identity and impact of Privacy Enhancing Technologies |
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| Pages: | 92 |
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| Place: | Frankfurt, DE |
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| Year: | 2008 |
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| Keywords |
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| privacy, anonymity, technology |
| Annotation |
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| This report brings a comprehensive review of existing technologies enhancing privacy of users, and so
it lays the cornerstone of FIDIS efforts to investigate the inter-relations of various aspects of identity
as studied by FIDIS and of fundamental privacy issues, namely the impact of privacy enhancing
technologies. These issues are also very closely related to profiling techniques as used for, e.g., traffic
analysis.
While the primary goal of this report is to provide na overview of computer technologies enhancing
privacy/anonymity of users, this overview will also serve as a starting point for the research of
theoretical foundations that support definitions of privacy needed for its modelling and measuring -
work planned for the WorkPlan 4. This future work should provide an insight to a possibly critical
ability for the future - to express the level of protection/state of identity related information.
Chapter two of this report presents the terminology and concepts crucial to this document. Chapter
three reviews metrics that have been developed in order to assess designs providing privacypreserving
properties, such as anonymity and unlinkability, and metrics for anonymized data with
respect to the k-anonymity model. The fourth chapter then reviews attacker models for existing
systems, together with estimates of attack impacts. Since this work will be followed by research on
privacy models, we have judged is as crucial to put together a solid synthetical overview of attacks and
their importance. The fifth chapter overviews most common privacy primitives and the next chapter
focuses on application privacy. Finally, chapter seven discusses communication privacy in detail. This
chapter concludes with general principles in computer and network systems. |
| BibTeX: |
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@TECHREPORT{
author = {Daniel Cvrček and Václav Matyáš},
title = {FIDIS Deliverable 13.1: Identity and impact of Privacy
Enhancing Technologies},
pages = {92},
year = {2008},
location = {Frankfurt, DE},
language = {english},
url = {http://www.fit.vutbr.cz/research/view_pub.php?id=8559}
} |
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