J Lin, M Benisch, N Sadeh, J Niu, J Hong, B Lu… – 2012
ABSTRACT While prior studies have provided us with an initial understanding of people’s
location-sharing privacy preferences, they have been limited to Western countries and have
not investigated the impact of the granularity of location disclosures on people’s privacy …

Biometric Security and Privacy Using Smart Identity Management and Interoperability: Validation and Vulnerabilities of Various Techniques

H Wechsler – Review of Policy Research, 2012
The central position of this article is that validation and interoperability are paramount for the
effective and ethical use of biometrics. Illuminating the relevance for policymakers of the
science underlying the security and privacy aspects of biometrics, this article calls for …

Social network privacy and trust concerns

M Faisal… – Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on …, 2011
Abstract Social Network Sites (SNS) developed to provide means of interaction and/or data
sharing between multiple users. The study of online SNS privacy and trust management has
few empirical studies and needs to be examined in greater depth. This pilot study …

Photography, Privacy and the Public

M Miles – Law, Culture and the Humanities, 2012
Abstract There has been a recent shift in perceptions of photography and privacy in
Australia. The view that our privacy is under threat has created an atmosphere of paranoia
and fueled demands for law reform in relation to photography in public space. As …

Advances in Biometric Encryption: Taking Privacy by Design from Academic Research to Deployment

A Cavoukian, M Chibba… – Review of Policy Research, 2012
An organization should address ethical issues including privacy before deploying biometric
systems. Threats to informational privacy rights related to potential data misuse, function
creep, and the data linkage of personal information contained in diverse databases makes …

Privacy-Related Requests For An IMS Emergency Session

JHL Bakker, A Buckley, A Allen, N Barnes… – US Patent 20,120,015,623, 2012
Abstract: A network component is provided that includes a processor configured, upon the
network component receiving an IMS (Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem) emergency
call from a user equipment (UE) 110, to detect in the emergency call an indicator …

Privacy Preserving Naïve Bayesian Classifier Based on Transition Probability Matrix

X Yang, Y Liu, Z Li… – 2011 Seventh International Conference on …, 2011
Xing Yang, Yubao Liu, Zhan Li, Jiajie Mo," Privacy Preserving Na&# x00EF; ve Bayesian
Classifier Based on Transition Probability Matrix," Computational Intelligence and Security,
International Conference on, pp. 588-592, 2011 Seventh International Conference on …

Impact of Privacy Concern in Social Networking Websites

X Tan, L Qin, Y Kim… – Internet Research, 2012
Purpose-This study aims to understand the impact of users’ privacy concern on their
acceptance of Social Networking Websites (SNWs). Design/methodology/approach-This
paper develops two research models, with privacy concern conceptualized either as an …

Technique for privacy preserving real-time vehicle tracking using 802.11 p technology

J Singh – Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on …, 2011
Abstract Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) use sensors to capture real-time
information for managing road congestion and more efficient utilisation of road infrastructure
by motorists. Due to privacy laws in Australia and other countries, the road transport …

Privacy and the New Legal Paradigm: Tradition and Development in Taiwan

C Chen – Review of Policy Research, 2012
The right to privacy is relatively new but has ever increasing importance. Different
approaches toward its protection do exist at the moment; however, they all face challenges
due to rapid technological and global changes. This article presents an idea of a new …

Privacy, Consent, and the Electronic Mental Health Record: The Person vs. the System

NA Clemens – Journal of Psychiatric Practice®, 2012
Abstract As electronic health record systems become widely adopted and proposals are
advanced to integrate mental health with general health systems, there is mounting pressure
to include mental health information on the same basis as general health information …

Preserving Privacy in Online Social Networks

F Raji, A Miri… – Foundations and Practice of Security, 2012
In recent years, online social networks (OSN) have grown in number and popularity. A large
part of this growth is due to the ease of sharing information with other users who have
common interests. Protecting the privacy of users against unwanted disclosure of their …

On the privacy and utility of anonymized social networks

Y Song, S Nobari, X Lu, P Karras… – Proceedings of the 13th International …, 2011
Abstract You are on Facebook or you are out. Of course, this assessment is controversial
and its rationale arguable. It is nevertheless not far, for many of us, from the reason behind
our joining social media and publishing and sharing details of our professional and …

A Contextual Privacy-Aware Access Control Model for Network Monitoring Workflows: Work in Progress

E Papagiannakopoulou, M Koukovini, G Lioudakis… – Foundations and Practice …, 2012
Network monitoring activities are surrounded by serious privacy implications. The inherent
leakage-proneness is harshened due to the increasing complexity of the monitoring
procedures and infrastructures, that may include multiple traffic observation points, …

[PDF] PRIVACY-PRESERVING SPEAKER VERIFICATION AS PASSWORD MATCHING

MA Pathak…
ABSTRACT We present a text-independent privacy-preserving speaker verification system
that functions similar to conventional password-based authentication. Our privacy
constraints require that the system does not observe the speech input provided by the …

[PDF] Balancing privacy and access in European law

M McDonagh – University of Pennsylvania Law Review
Two recent decisions of the European Court of Justice, Bavarian Lager v Commission1
(“Bavarian Lager”) and Schenck and Eifert v Commission2 (“Farm Subsidies”) appear, at first
sight, to express a preference for the protection of information privacy over the recognition …

[PDF] Protecting Your Personality Rights in Canada: A Matter of Property or Privacy?

AM Conroy
Abstract This paper explores the protection of personality rights in Canada in two ways: first,
by attempting to clarify the Canadian law on personality rights. The extent to which
personality rights are protected across Canada is unclear, and the legal situation varies …

A Protocol of Privacy-Preserving Closest Pair in Two Dimensional Space

C Chen, C Cheng…
Abstract—The problem of closest pair is a basic problem of computational geometry. This
paper investigates the problem of privacy-preserving closet pair and designs a protocol. This
protocol bases on Euclid-distance measure protocol and private comparison protocol. The …