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Proceedings of the 2018 ACM SIGSAC Conference on Computer and Communications Security, 2018
We present DP-Finder, a novel approach and system that automatically derives lower bounds on the differential privacy enforced by algorithms. Lower bounds are practically useful as they can show tightness of existing upper bounds or even identify incorrect upper bounds.
Benjamin Bichsel +4 more
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We present DP-Finder, a novel approach and system that automatically derives lower bounds on the differential privacy enforced by algorithms. Lower bounds are practically useful as they can show tightness of existing upper bounds or even identify incorrect upper bounds.
Benjamin Bichsel +4 more
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Proceedings of the SIGCOMM Posters and Demos, 2017
A current trend on the Internet is the increasing surveillance of its users. A few big service providers have divided most of the user-facing Internet between them, observing and recording the activities of their users to increase profits. Additionally, government agencies have been found to practice mass surveillance.
Friebe, Sebastian, Florian, Martin
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A current trend on the Internet is the increasing surveillance of its users. A few big service providers have divided most of the user-facing Internet between them, observing and recording the activities of their users to increase profits. Additionally, government agencies have been found to practice mass surveillance.
Friebe, Sebastian, Florian, Martin
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Proceedings of the 39th International Conference on Computer-Aided Design, 2020
The natural multiply and accumulate feature of memristor crossbar arrays promises unprecedented processing capabilities to resistive dot-product engines (DPEs), which can accelerate approximate matrix-vector multiplication. To overcome the challenges of low-precision devices and voltage drop over non-zero array parasitics, each matrix element can be ...
Necati Uysal +3 more
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The natural multiply and accumulate feature of memristor crossbar arrays promises unprecedented processing capabilities to resistive dot-product engines (DPEs), which can accelerate approximate matrix-vector multiplication. To overcome the challenges of low-precision devices and voltage drop over non-zero array parasitics, each matrix element can be ...
Necati Uysal +3 more
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Proceedings of the 2012 ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of Data, 2012
e-differential privacy (e-DP) is a strong and rigorous scheme for protecting individuals' privacy while releasing useful statistical information. The main idea is to inject random noise into the results of statistical queries, such that the existence of any single record has negligible impact on the distributions of query results.
Shangfu Peng +4 more
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e-differential privacy (e-DP) is a strong and rigorous scheme for protecting individuals' privacy while releasing useful statistical information. The main idea is to inject random noise into the results of statistical queries, such that the existence of any single record has negligible impact on the distributions of query results.
Shangfu Peng +4 more
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DP-External versus DP-Internal Enough Constructions
The Journal of Modern British & American Language & Literature, 2022openaire +1 more source