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Spyware: paying for software with our privacy

International Review of Law, Computers & Technology, 2003
This paper deals with the privacy issues related to the computer software that has come to be known as spyware. The privacy concerns have begun to be debated online and in trade media. Unfortunately, as we shall see, the concerns of the legislators and courts have not been focused on the privacy concerns of the individual but rather upon the economic ...
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Building Privacy into Software Products and Services

IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2007
In the marketplace, customer trust is paramount. As consumers increasingly rely on the Internet for shopping, banking, and other daily activities, privacy is both a major public concern and a barrier to e-commerce growth: fear of data breaches and identity theft threaten to erode trust in the Internet.
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Security and Privacy Awareness: for Software Creators and Users

2019 IEEE 10th International Conference on Awareness Science and Technology (iCAST), 2019
Information technology (IT) has far-reaching impact on society. Its security and privacy aspects are now under intense scrutiny. In this work we examine how we got where we are today. We focus on the Internet and related applications and review its evolution. We show that there was lack of security awareness among the innovators. The technology and its
Glenn Mansfield Keeni, Hiroshi Tsunoda
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Software-Defined Network Privacy

2022
Eduard Marin, Diego Perino
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Automated Software Analysis for Privacy Policy Compliance

Privacy of data collected and processed online has become more relevant in the last 20 years. Due to the rise of the Internet, online marketing, and advertisement, consumer data has become a very valuable resource. In recent years laws have been introduced in multiple jurisdictions to regulate the processing of these data.
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