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    Policy-Based Smart Contracts Management for IoT Privacy Preservation by Mohsen Rouached, Aymen Akremi, Mouna Macherki, Naoufel Kraiem

    Published 2024-12-01
    “…This paper addresses the challenge of preserving user privacy within the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem using blockchain technology. …”
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    A Novel Approach for Differential Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning by Anis Elgabli, Wessam Mesbah

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…Furthermore, we propose a novel DP mechanism, which is shown to ensure privacy without compromising performance. In particular, we propose the sharing of a random seed (or a specified sequence of random seeds) among collaborative clients, where each client uses this seed to introduces perturbations to its updates prior to transmission to the PS. …”
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    BPS-FL: Blockchain-Based Privacy-Preserving and Secure Federated Learning by Jianping Yu, Hang Yao, Kai Ouyang, Xiaojun Cao, Lianming Zhang

    Published 2025-02-01
    “…To resist malicious gradient attacks, we design a Byzantine-robust aggregation protocol for BPS-FL to realize the cipher-text level secure model aggregation. Moreover, we use a blockchain as the underlying distributed architecture to record all learning processes, which ensures the immutability and traceability of the data. …”
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    Exposing privacy risks in indoor air pollution monitoring systems by Singh Krishna, Gujar Shreyash, Chaudhari Sachin, Kumaraguru Ponnurangam

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…Less detailed data like hourly averages, can be used to make meaningful conclusions that might intrude on an individual’s privacy. …”
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  5. 405

    Privacy as Invisibility: Pervasive Surveillance and the Privatization of Peer-to-Peer Systems by Francesca Musiani

    Published 2011-06-01
    “…Yet, it also suggests that the richness of today’s landscape of P2P technology development and use, mainly in the field of Internet-based services, opens up new dimensions to the conceptualization of privacy, and may give room to a more articulate definition of the concept as related to P2P technology; one that includes not only the need of protection from external attacks, and the temporary outcomes of the competition between surveillance and counter-surveillance measures, but also issues such as user empowerment through better control over personal information, reconfiguration of data management practices, and removal of intermediaries in sharing and communication activities. …”
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  6. 406

    Privacy and security challenges of the digital twin: systematic literature review by Marija Kuštelega, Renata Mekovec, Ahmed Shareef

    Published 2024-12-01
    “…The results indicate that the privacy and security challenges for digital twin implementation are complicated and may be divided into six primary groups: (1) data privacy, (2) data security, (3) data management, (4) data infrastructure and standardization, (5) ethical and moral issues, (6) legal and social issues. …”
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  7. 407

    Comprehensive Review on Facets of Cloud Computing in Context of Security and Privacy by Saurabh Aggarwal, Ashish Khanna, Abhilash Maroju

    Published 2025-07-01
    “…Cloud adoption is hampered by the serious security and privacy issues that arise when data and apps are outsourced to unaffiliated cloud providers. …”
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  8. 408

    Voice Fence Wall: User-optional voice privacy transmission by Li Luo, Yining Liu

    Published 2024-03-01
    “…Sensors are widely applied in the collection of voice data. Since many attributes of voice data are sensitive such as user emotions, identity, raw voice collection may lead serious privacy threat. …”
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  9. 409

    SpyKing—Privacy-preserving framework for Spiking Neural Networks by Farzad Nikfam, Alberto Marchisio, Maurizio Martina, Muhammad Shafique

    Published 2025-05-01
    “…However, the vast amount of data they process is not always secure, posing potential risks to privacy and safety. …”
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    Differential privacy budget optimization based on deep learning in IoT by Dan LUO, Ruzhi XU, Zhitao GUAN

    Published 2022-06-01
    “…In order to effectively process the massive data brought by the large-scale application of the internet of things (IoT), deep learning is widely used in IoT environment.However, in the training process of deep learning, there are security threats such as reasoning attacks and model reverse attacks, which can lead to the leakage of the original data input to the model.Applying differential privacy to protect the training process parameters of the deep model is an effective way to solve this problem.A differential privacy budget optimization method was proposed based on deep learning in IoT, which adaptively allocates different budgets according to the iterative change of parameters.In order to avoid the excessive noise, a regularization term was introduced to constrain the disturbance term.Preventing the neural network from over fitting also helps to learn the salient features of the model.Experiments show that this method can effectively enhance the generalization ability of the model.As the number of iterations increases, the accuracy of the model trained after adding noise is almost the same as that obtained by training using the original data, which not only achieves privacy protection, but also guarantees the availability, which means balance the privacy and availability.…”
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    Differential privacy budget optimization based on deep learning in IoT by Dan LUO, Ruzhi XU, Zhitao GUAN

    Published 2022-06-01
    “…In order to effectively process the massive data brought by the large-scale application of the internet of things (IoT), deep learning is widely used in IoT environment.However, in the training process of deep learning, there are security threats such as reasoning attacks and model reverse attacks, which can lead to the leakage of the original data input to the model.Applying differential privacy to protect the training process parameters of the deep model is an effective way to solve this problem.A differential privacy budget optimization method was proposed based on deep learning in IoT, which adaptively allocates different budgets according to the iterative change of parameters.In order to avoid the excessive noise, a regularization term was introduced to constrain the disturbance term.Preventing the neural network from over fitting also helps to learn the salient features of the model.Experiments show that this method can effectively enhance the generalization ability of the model.As the number of iterations increases, the accuracy of the model trained after adding noise is almost the same as that obtained by training using the original data, which not only achieves privacy protection, but also guarantees the availability, which means balance the privacy and availability.…”
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  12. 412

    Scalable Distributed Reproduction Numbers of Network Epidemics With Differential Privacy by Bo Chen, Baike She, Calvin Hawkins, Philip E. Pare, Matthew T. Hale

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…Reproduction numbers are widely used to analyze epidemic spreading processes over networks. …”
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  13. 413

    Towards edge-collaborative, lightweight and privacy-preserving classification framework by Jinbo XIONG, Yongjie ZHOU, Renwan BI, Liang WAN, Youliang TIAN

    Published 2022-01-01
    “…Aiming at the problems of data leakage of perceptual image and computational inefficiency of privacy-preserving classification framework in edge-side computing environment, a lightweight and privacy-preserving classification framework (PPCF) was proposed to supports encryption feature extraction and classification, and achieve the goal of data transmission and computing security under the collaborative classification process of edge nodes.Firstly, a series of secure computing protocols were designed based on additive secret sharing.Furthermore, two non-collusive edge servers were used to perform secure convolution, secure batch normalization, secure activation, secure pooling and other deep neural network computing layers to realize PPCF.Theoretical and security analysis indicate that PPCF has excellent accuracy and proved to be security.Actual performance evaluation show that PPCF can achieve the same classification accuracy as plaintext environment.At the same time, compared with homomorphic encryption and multi-round iterative calculation schemes, PPCF has obvious advantages in terms of computational cost and communication overhead.…”
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  14. 414

    Privacy-preserving method for face recognition based on homomorphic encryption. by Zhigang Song, Gong Wang, Wenqin Yang, Yunliang Li, Yinsheng Yu, Zeli Wang, Xianghan Zheng, Yang Yang

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…Performance analysis indicates that the HE_FaceNet framework successfully protects facial data privacy while maintaining high recognition accuracy, and the optimization scheme demonstrates high accuracy and significant computational efficiency across facial datasets of varying sizes.…”
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    GDPR-oriented intelligent checking method of privacy policies compliance by Xin LI, Peng TANG, Xiheng ZHANG, Weidong QIU, Hong HUI

    Published 2023-12-01
    “…The implementation of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has resulted in the imposition of over 300 fines since its inception in 2018.These fines include significant penalties for prominent companies like Google, which were penalized for their failure to provide transparent and comprehensible privacy policies.The GDPR, known as the strictest data protection laws in history, has made companies worldwide more cautious when offering cross-border services, particularly to the European Union.The regulation's territorial scope stipulates that it applies to any company providing services to EU citizens, irrespective of their location.This implies that companies worldwide, including domestic enterprises, are required to ensure compliance with GDPR in their privacy policies, especially those involved in international operations.To meet this requirement, an intelligent detection method was introduced.Machine learning and automation technologies were utilized to automatically extract privacy policies from online service companies.The policies were converted into a standardized format with a hierarchical structure.Through natural language processing, the privacy policies were classified, allowing for the identification of relevant GDPR concepts.In addition, a constructed GDPR taxonomy was used in the detection mechanism to identify any missing concepts as required by GDPR.This approach facilitated intelligent detection of GDPR-oriented privacy policy compliance, providing support to domestic enterprises while they provided cross-border services to EU users.Analysis of the corpus samples reveals the current situation that mainstream online service companies generally fail to meet GDPR compliance requirements.…”
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    Balancing Security and Privacy: Web Bot Detection, Privacy Challenges, and Regulatory Compliance under the GDPR and AI Act [version 1; peer review: 2 approved] by Javier Martínez Llamas, Davy Preuveneers, Koen Vranckaert, Wouter Joosen

    Published 2025-03-01
    “…Additionally, the study dives into the use of Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs) to strike a balance between bot detection and user privacy. …”
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    Privacy-Preserving Image Captioning with Partial Encryption and Deep Learning by Antoinette Deborah Martin, Inkyu Moon

    Published 2025-02-01
    “…In this study, a privacy-preserving image captioning framework that leverages partial encryption using Double Random Phase Encoding (DRPE) and deep learning is proposed to address privacy concerns. …”
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  18. 418

    Efficient verifiable searchable encryption with search and access pattern privacy by Wu Axin, Feng Dengguo, Zhang Min, Chi Jialin, Zhang Yinghui

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…To address these concerns, we first design an efficient conjunctive SE scheme with search and access pattern privacy using private set intersection. In the proposed scheme, we utilize random numbers to obfuscate the values of polynomials and randomly divide the results into two parts, which simplifies the search process, improves search efficiency, and eliminates the need for time-consuming ciphertext multiplication operations. …”
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    AI-Driven Optimization of Blockchain Scalability, Security, and Privacy Protection by Fujiang Yuan, Zihao Zuo, Yang Jiang, Wenzhou Shu, Zhen Tian, Chenxi Ye, Junye Yang, Zebing Mao, Xia Huang, Shaojie Gu, Yanhong Peng

    Published 2025-05-01
    “…With the continuous development of technology, blockchain has been widely used in various fields by virtue of its decentralization, data integrity, traceability, and anonymity. …”
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    Dynamic and efficient vehicular cloud management scheme with privacy protection by Min XIAO, Tao YAO, Yuanni LIU, Yonghong HUANG

    Published 2022-12-01
    “…The vehicular cloud (VC) formed by vehicles is used for localization processing and consumption of traffic sensing data to achieve timely intelligent traffic management.The vehicle cloud is highly dynamic, self-organizing and timely, in which the identity and location privacy of vehicle users need to be protected as this poses challenges to the vehicular cloud management.A dynamic and self-organizing vehicle cloud management scheme based on the asymmetric group key agreement protocol was designed, where the vehicle cloud is automatically formed through the self-organized group key agreement of vehicles.The group key was used to control the provision and access of vehicle cloud services, and the dynamic management of the vehicle cloud was implemented through group key update.The scheme used traceable one-time pseudonym technology to achieve anonymous authentication and conditional privacy protection of vehicle users, and the group key agreement stage only included one bilinear pair operation to achieve high efficiency.In addition, the key negotiation and update process used lightweight signatures, supporting batch verification, to achieve efficient message source authentication and integrity authentication.Then the security and efficiency of vehicle cloud communications in the self-organizing environment can be ensured.The dynamic key update mechanism of the key agreement protocol realized the dynamic joining or exiting of vehicles in the vehicle cloud, adapting to the dynamic characteristics of the vehicle cloud.Under the random oracle model and the difficult assumption of the inverse computational Diffie Hellman (ICDH) problem, it was proved that the asymmetric group key agreement scheme satisfied the selective-plaintext security.The security analysis shows that the scheme can protect the identity and location privacy of vehicle users, realize the legal tracking of malicious vehicles, and ensure the confidentiality, integrity and anti-counterfeiting of communications, as well as the forward security of vehicle cloud dynamic management.The performance comparison analysis shows that this scheme has certain advantages in communication and computing efficiency under the condition of the same function and security level.…”
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