| U. Flegel, "Pseudonymizing UNIX Log Files", Infrastructure Security Conference (InfraSec), 2002. 10 |
....with their properties, deficiencies in existing systems can be identified systematically. 3. Anonymity systems can be designed by systematically composing appropriate building blocks. We present the APES anonymity building blocks approach here in more detail to revisit the design of our systems [1, 2] in Sect. 2. We decompose our systems into building blocks with the following goals according to the above advantages: 1. The building blocks used are compared to different building blocks with similar functionality with the two possible results: The systems are already composed of building ....
.... of audit data while balancing the conflicting requirements for anonymity and accountability [1] Accordingly, we provided an implementation of pseudonymization, such that users appear under pseudonyms in Unix audit data, while maintaining the degree of linkability required for audit data analysis [2]. During normal operation only the pseudonymized audit data is analyzed wrt. misuse suspicions. Only upon good cause shown, i.e. a misuse suspicion, the identifying data behind the pseudonyms can be revealed immediately, i.e. accountability can be established. When related to various other work, ....
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Ulrich Flegel. Pseudonymizing Unix log files. In George Davida, Yair Frankel, and Owen Rees, editors, Proceedings of the Infrastructure Security Conference (InfraSec2002.
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Flegel, U. "Pseudonymizing Unix Log Files," Infra. Sec. Conf., 2002.
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