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Protecting personal privacy on the Internet
Information Management & Computer Security, 2002The rapid advance of technology has permitted the creation of vast amounts of information, both on and off the Internet. The public is only just beginning to realize how this information, especially personal information, may be used in ways that may not be acceptable. Laws across different countries are often conflicting, making it difficult to control
S. E. Kruck +4 more
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Privacy and Narrativity in the Internet Era
The Information Society, 2014Individuals try to guard their right to privacy by exercising their right to informational self-determination. They thereby hope to retain control over their identity, which they construct over time by interpreting how their past relates to their present.
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2019
The article deals with privacy on the Internet and ways to protect it, since the general availability of the Internet and the development of technology have led to the need of reviewing the concepts of privacy and personal data. It also raises questions about spying on users and how to become anonymous online.
Kolodnikov, A. K., Kuznetsova, D. A.
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The article deals with privacy on the Internet and ways to protect it, since the general availability of the Internet and the development of technology have led to the need of reviewing the concepts of privacy and personal data. It also raises questions about spying on users and how to become anonymous online.
Kolodnikov, A. K., Kuznetsova, D. A.
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A privacy framework for the Internet of Things
2016 IEEE 3rd World Forum on Internet of Things (WF-IoT), 2016Privacy is a concept that is intertwined with data security, but its scope is significantly broader. Often considerations of privacy in the context of connected devices are limited to a consideration of the security of the data stored in those devices.
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Privacy Implications of the Internet of Things
2012The Internet of Things (IoT) is likely to become one of the milestones which is going to determine the technological advance for the future. At the same time, new privacy concerns arise which might seriously impede the adoption of such systems. In this paper, we provide for our view on privacy implications of IoT focusing on RFID technology as one of ...
Ivan Gudymenko +2 more
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Privacy, Control and Internet Mobility
2006This position paper explores privacy issues created by mobile and wireless Internet access. We consider the information about the user’s identity, location, and the serviced accessed that is necessarily or unnecessarily revealed observers, including the access network, intermediaries within the Internet, and the peer endpoints.
Tuomas Aura, Alf Zugenmaier
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Privacy and the internet: The next step
Computer Networks and ISDN Systems, 1994Abstract In each of the past two INET conferences the importance of privacy has been stressed. Discussions on the question have tended to be abstract. This paper urges that it is now appropriate to set in place a mechanism whereby voluntary guidelines for the Internet be drafted so that legitimate privacy concerns can be accommodated in a realistic ...
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Internet Privacy Enhanced Mail
Communications of the ACM, 1993Privacy Enhanced Mail (PEM) consists of extensions to existing message processing software plus a key management infrastructure. These combine to provide users with a facility in which message confidentiality, authenticity, and integrity can be effected.
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Privacy Laws and Privacy by Design Schemes for the Internet of Things: A Developer’s Perspective
ACM Computing Surveys, 2022Charith Perera, Omer Rana
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Understanding third-person perception about Internet privacy risks
New Media and Society, 2021David Atkin, Hongliang Chen
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