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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"privacy-preserving technologies"”.

  1. New guarantees for cryptographic circuits and data anonymization

    … We also demonstrate that heretofore theoretical privacy attacks against ad-hoc privacy preserving technologies are in fact realistic and practical.

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  2. Bespoke Threat Models: Achieving Realistic Privacy Guarantees for Deployed Protocols

    … thesis focuses on the question of what degree of privacy is achievable in the real world for long-running applications. We explore this question in two main settings: private advertising and anonymous communication. In doing so, we consider constraints each application may have in practice and …

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  3. Scalable and Robust Distributed Algorithms for Privacy-Preserving Applications

    … distributed algorithms that guarantee user privacy when communicating with other parties to either solely exchange information or participate in multi-party computations. We consider scalability and robustness requirements in three privacy-preserving areas: secure multi-party computation …

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  4. Privacy and Authentication in Emerging Network Applications

    … this dissertation, we studied and addressed the privacy-preserving and authentication techniques for some network applications, where existing internet security solutions cannot address them straightforwardly due to different trust and attack models and possibly constrained resources. For …

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