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Computation, 2023 Cryptocurrencies are rapidly growing and are increasingly accepted by major commercial vendors. However, along with their rising popularity, they have also become the go-to currency for illicit activities driven by the anonymity they provide ...
Tiffany Tien Nee Pragasam +3 more
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DEANONYMIZATION OF TOR NETWORK USERS [PDF]
Cybersecurity & Cybercrime, 2021 Tor is a virtual network that implements onion routing and aims to provide the user withthe greatest possible anonymity on the Internet. Due to ensuring a high level ofanonymity, the Tor network attracts more and more criminals, mainly pedophiles,thieves
Ewelina BELKA
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CRYPTOCURRENCY AS AN INSTRUMENT OF TERRORIST FINANCING
Baltic Journal of Economic Studies, 2021 The purpose of the article is to explain the use of cryptocurrency as a terrorist financing tool. This article has emphasized the ways, which terrorists appraise for being a reliable fundraising means and their adoption. Methodology.
Valeriia Dyntu, Oleg Dykyj
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Ateliers d'anthropologie, 2022 De quoi l’apparition d’un cadavre dans une rue, la prise en charge hospitalière d’un sans-abri traumatisé et la disparition d’une personne sont-elles le symbole ? Une enquête ethnographique réalisée dans une organisation non gouvernementale à Hyderabad, travaillant au quotidien à l’identification de ceux qui sont retrouvés sans identité, vivants ou ...
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Get off of Chain: Unveiling Dark Web Using Multilayer Bitcoin Address Clustering
IEEE Access, 2022 Bitcoin is the most widely used cryptocurrency for illegal trade in current darknet markets. Owing to the anonymity of its addresses, even though transaction flows are globally visible, Bitcoin clustering remains one of the most challenging and open ...
Minjae Kim +3 more
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Multi-View Low-Rank Coding-Based Network Data De-Anonymization
IEEE Access, 2020 Social networks are extensively exploited by third-party consumers such as researchers and advertisers to understand user characteristics and behaviors. In general, before network data is published, sensitive relationships should be anonymized to prevent
Xingping Xian +5 more
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Understanding structure-based social network de-anonymization techniques via empirical analysis
EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking, 2018 The rapid development of wellness smart devices and apps, such as Fitbit Coach and FitnessGenes, has triggered a wave of interaction on social networks. People communicate with and follow each other based on their wellness activities.
Jian Mao +5 more
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Study on Pseudonym Signature Scheme of Trusted Third Party
Jisuanji kexue yu tansuo, 2020 User data on the Internet are extremely easy to leak, and the anonymity and security issues of users need to be resolved. The pseudonym system can make users remain anonymous in network communication, but there are risks of collusion between ...
CHEN Hong, CHEN Honglin, HUANG Jie, XIAO Chenglong, GUO Pengfei, JIN Haibo
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De-anonymizing private data by matching statistics [PDF]
2013 51st Annual Allerton Conference on Communication, Control, and Computing (Allerton), 2013 Recent research has illustrated privacy breaches that can be effected on an anonymized dataset by an attacker who has access to auxiliary information about the users. Most of these attack strategies rely on the uniqueness of specific aspects of the users' data - e.g., observing a mobile user at just a few points on the time-location space are ...
Jayakrishnan Unnikrishnan +1 more
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Mathematics, risk, and messy survey data
IASSIST Quarterly, 2020 Research funder mandates, such as those from the U.S. National Science Foundation (2011), the Canadian Tri-Agency (draft, 2018), and the UK Economic and Social Research Council (2018) now often include requirements for data curation, including where ...
Kristi Anne Thompson, Carolyn Sullivan
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