privacy
RSS privacyMulti-Party, Privacy-Preserving Distributed Data Mining Using a Game Theoretic Framework
White Paper Analysis of privacy-sensitive data in a multi-party environment often assumes that the parties are well-behaved and they abide by the protocols. This paper argues that most of these assumptions fall apart in real-life... [29 Aug 2009]
Privacy-Preserving Data Mining Using Multi-Group Randomized Response Techniques
White Paper Privacy is an important issue in data mining and knowledge discovery. This paper describes a specific privacy preserving data mining problem: Company C wants to collect data from its customers to form a... [30 Sep 2008]
Re:Viewing 2003 - Privacy and monitoring
News When it came to privacy, the government was keen to give a little with one hand and take back a hefty wodge with the other these past 12 months. Public opinion was divided over the subject, with privacy... [23 Dec 2003]
Privacy and Wireless Sensor Networks
White Paper However, there are some potentially negative aspects of the formation of these networks, and one of them is the prospective loss of privacy of the individual. Wireless sensor network technology has the potential to... [02 Apr 2009]
Privacy expert sleeps with the enemy
News Microsoft has confirmed it is to employ long-time privacy activist Caspar Bowden in a move that suggests Microsoft is - or at least is trying to look like it is - taking security and privacy seriously. [03 Jul 2002]
Privacy Management for Medical Service Application Using Mobile Phone Collaborated With RFID Reader
White Paper However, the security and privacy problem related RFID application has become a serious issue in real service environment. This paper proposes a customized policy based privacy management architecture... [15 Apr 2009]
Privacy groups call for RFID crackdown
News Technology and consumer privacy experts testifying at a California Senate hearing have called for regulation of the controversial tracking technology designed to wirelessly monitor everything from clothing to currency. [19 Aug 2003]
Privacy probe on RFID tags
News Privacy issues surrounding the controversial chips designed to wirelessly monitor everything from clothing to currency are set to be debated by both UK politicians and US lawmakers. Privacy activists... [11 Aug 2003]
Privacy and Security in Ubiquitous Personalized Applications
White Paper However, storing and exchanging potentially personal information raises user privacy concerns. Past solutions to privacy in ubiquitous computing have been ad-hoc, application specific or partially... [05 Feb 2009]
Privacy groups slam 'revised' spam rules
News The UK government's plan to ease regulations on unsolicited 'spam' email has today been met with angry reactions from privacy groups. An announcement from the DTI stating that it will rely on ISPs to regulate themselves,... [06 Sep 2000]
Privacy fears over RFID must come before profit
News Consumer privacy fears over the tracking of goods tagged with wireless chips could negate any cost savings gained from using the technology in the supply chain, according to a leading industry analyst. [26 Aug 2003]
Privacy screw tightened at Microsoft, Yahoo!
News Microsoft and Ask.com are also proposing an industry effort to create voluntary standards for protecting consumer privacy with search and online ads, a move that is probably spurred by Google's plan to acquire a leader... [23 Jul 2007]
Privacy Enhanced Wireless Internet Platform for Secure UHF Mobile RFID
White Paper Consequently it will propose the way to protect the personal privacy effectively using privacy preference on this paper. The goal of this paper is to provide an approach for ensuring RFID (Radio... [01 Aug 2007]
Peer-to-Peer Data Mining, Privacy Issues, and Games
White Paper It also discusses some of the privacy concerns with P2P data mining and points out the problems of existing privacy-preserving multi-party data mining techniques. It further points out that most of the... [19 Sep 2008]
Privacy technology blocks camera phone photos
News Companies worried about staff or visitors using camera phones to secretly take pictures in places like swimming pools and changing rooms will soon be able to automatically disable the imaging system inside certain handsets when they... [12 Sep 2003]
