Social networks are the fastest growing Internet applications. They offer the possibility to get in touch with current friends, discover where the old ones are, and make new ones. While these applications are a great enabler for our social life, they are also well known to fall short on privacy. The lack of adequate privacy enhancing technology is particularly important in these applications due to the nature of information they deal with, and the fact that many users are underage. This paper provides a contribution in this direction by presenting a protocol, tailored for social network applications, that allows users to ask and/or submit personal opinions while preserving their anonymity. Copyright 2009 ACM.

Anonymous opinion exchange over untrusted social networks

Crispo, Bruno
2009-01-01

Abstract

Social networks are the fastest growing Internet applications. They offer the possibility to get in touch with current friends, discover where the old ones are, and make new ones. While these applications are a great enabler for our social life, they are also well known to fall short on privacy. The lack of adequate privacy enhancing technology is particularly important in these applications due to the nature of information they deal with, and the fact that many users are underage. This paper provides a contribution in this direction by presenting a protocol, tailored for social network applications, that allows users to ask and/or submit personal opinions while preserving their anonymity. Copyright 2009 ACM.
2009
Proceedings of the Second ACM EuroSys Workshop on Social Network Systems
New York, NY, USA
ACM
9781605584638
M., Kacimi; S., Ortolani; Crispo, Bruno
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