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EDBT
2010
ACM
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13 years 8 months ago
k-symmetry model for identity anonymization in social networks
With more and more social network data being released, protecting the sensitive information within social networks from leakage has become an important concern of publishers. Adve...
Wentao Wu, Yanghua Xiao, Wei Wang, Zhenying He, Zh...
DASFAA
2011
IEEE
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13 years 2 months ago
Utility-Oriented K-Anonymization on Social Networks
\Identity disclosure" problem on publishing social network data has gained intensive focus from academia. Existing k-anonymization algorithms on social network may result in n...
Yazhe WANG, Long XIE, Baihua ZHENG, and Ken C. K. ...
CHI
2003
ACM
14 years 5 months ago
Identity disclosure and the creation of social capital
In this paper, we describe the identity policy decisions for a community network outside of Boston, Massachusetts. To promote trust and accountability, a member's online iden...
David R. Millen, John F. Patterson
SOCIALCOM
2010
13 years 2 months ago
q-Anon: Rethinking Anonymity for Social Networks
This paper proposes that social network data should be assumed public but treated private. Assuming this rather confusing requirement means that anonymity models such as kanonymity...
Aaron Beach, Mike Gartrell, Richard Han
COMSNETS
2012
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12 years 9 days ago
Assessing the veracity of identity assertions via OSNs
Anonymity is one of the main virtues of the Internet, as it protects privacy and enables users to express opinions more freely. However, anonymity hinders the assessment of the ve...
Michael Sirivianos, Kyungbaek Kim, Jian Wei Gan, X...