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Privacy in Communications on the Internet
PIK - Praxis der Informationsverarbeitung und Kommunikation, 2011Abstract Privacy on the Internet is becoming a concern as an already significant and ever growing part of our daily activities is carried out online. While cryptography can be used to protect the integrity and confidentiality of contents of communication, everyone along the route on which a packet is traveling can still observe the ...
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2013
In recent years, large-scale computer networks have become an essential aspect of our daily computing environment. We often rely on a global information infrastructure for ebusiness activities such as home banking, ATM transactions, or shopping online. One of the main scientific and technological challenges in this setting has been to provide security ...
M. Cremonini, C. Braghin, C.A. Ardagna
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In recent years, large-scale computer networks have become an essential aspect of our daily computing environment. We often rely on a global information infrastructure for ebusiness activities such as home banking, ATM transactions, or shopping online. One of the main scientific and technological challenges in this setting has been to provide security ...
M. Cremonini, C. Braghin, C.A. Ardagna
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2011
With the advent of the Internet, a number of issues have surfaced that are affecting our society positively, negatively and confusingly at breakneck speeds. The issues surrounding an individual’s right to privacy on the Internet are one such example. Affording an individual a right to privacy is most definitely a unique right preserving the quality of ...
Scott Chapman, Gurpreet S. Dhillon
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With the advent of the Internet, a number of issues have surfaced that are affecting our society positively, negatively and confusingly at breakneck speeds. The issues surrounding an individual’s right to privacy on the Internet are one such example. Affording an individual a right to privacy is most definitely a unique right preserving the quality of ...
Scott Chapman, Gurpreet S. Dhillon
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Russian Politics & Law, 2001
Privacy, the right to an inviolable private life, is one of the most valued and most fragile possessions in modern human society.
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Privacy, the right to an inviolable private life, is one of the most valued and most fragile possessions in modern human society.
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Privacy-Enhanced Internet Storage
19th International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications (AINA'05) Volume 1 (AINA papers), 2005One of the main important uses of Internet is its ability to connect people through the use of email or Internet storage. However, it is often desirable to limit the use of email or Internet storage clue to organization's restriction, avoiding spams, etc.
Willy Susilo, Fangguo Zhang, Yi Mu 0001
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Security and Privacy in the Internet of Things
Computer, 2019Although the Internet of Things (IoT) computing paradigm is promising new applications, it introduces unprecedented security and privacy threats to individuals and their environments. The interactions within the IoT make it more challenging to protect users and their devices against these threats.
Kassem Fawaz, Kang G. Shin
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Assuring Privacy in Surfing the Internet
2019On-line security is a very important aspect of Internet browsing, so a lot of research has been targeting confidentiality, integrity, authentication, non-repudiation and availability of on-line services. But another aspect that is at least equally important has been rather neglected: Internet privacy.
Stefan Bodoarca, Mihai-Lica Pura
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Preserving privacy on the searchable internet
International Journal of Web Information Systems, 2011PurposeThe Web is the largest repository of information. Personal information is usually scattered on various pages of different websites. Search engines have made it easier to find personal information. An attacker may collect a user's scattered information together via search engines, and infer some privacy information.
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2016
Abstract Chapter 14 deals with privacy, surveillance, and the right to know in the context of the internet. Edward Snowden’s disclosures of thousands of classified documents from the US National Security Agency served as a wake-up call.
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Abstract Chapter 14 deals with privacy, surveillance, and the right to know in the context of the internet. Edward Snowden’s disclosures of thousands of classified documents from the US National Security Agency served as a wake-up call.
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2020
In recent years, consumers have become more knowledgeable about the risks of submitting personal information online. Yet despite being familiar with these risks, many users do not act to secure their privacy online. Variations of the axiom, “If the service is free, you are the product” point to what is often viewed as a tacit agreement entered by users
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In recent years, consumers have become more knowledgeable about the risks of submitting personal information online. Yet despite being familiar with these risks, many users do not act to secure their privacy online. Variations of the axiom, “If the service is free, you are the product” point to what is often viewed as a tacit agreement entered by users
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