In 1997 with Wagner and Brewer, and again in 2002, we looked at the then-current state of privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) for the Internet. [27, 26] Now, in 2007, we take a third look. Technologies to help users maintain their privacy online are as important today as ever before—if not more

The increased use of the Internet for everyday activities is bringing new threats to personal privacy. This paper gives an overview of existing and potential privacyenhancing technologies for the Internet, as well as motivation and challenges for future work in this field.

This paper discusses the increasing relevance of privacy-enhancing technologies (PET) and the importance of teaching PET within IT-security curricula. A structure for a PET course is presented, which can be used for designing PET overview courses or PET introductory lectures. A suggested

protecting solutions provide. This paper addresses this problem by firstly defining the computational view of Information Privacy. Within this view three levels of privacy protection are defined and applied to a number of Privacy Enhancing Technologies that are in use today or in current development

Privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs), which constitute a wide array of technical means for protecting users ’ privacy, have gained considerable momentum in both academia and industry. However, existing surveys of PETs fail to delineate what sorts of privacy the described technologies enhance

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Abstract. Research in Privacy Enhancing Technologies has a tradition of about 25 years. The basic technologies and ideas were found until 1995 while the last decade was dominated by the utilisation of such technolo-gies. The question arises if there is a market for Privacy Enhanced Tech-nology

While a number of privacy-enhancing technologies have been proposed over the past quarter century, very little has been done to generalise the notion. Privacy-enhancing technologies have typically been discussed for specific applications (such as confidential and/or anonymous e-mail) or in specific

privacy legislation, and explains how to achieve them using RFID privacy-enhancing technologies. The discussion reveals that multiple RFID privacyenhancing technologies must be combined and coordinated to achieve the protection of an individual. People currently do not have a tool that allows them to do

La sécurité des réseaux s’améliore vLégislation (mars 2000) sur les signatures électroniques-> IGC (PKI) vIP-Sec-> IPv6 vProgrès de la détection d’intrusions … mais croissance des menaces vDDoS vFraude dans l’e-Commerce vCriminalité transfrontière v … et les failles sont nombreuses! … d’où encore plus de sécurité vFiltrage à la source v“Traçabilité” o FAI o Serveurs vDanger pour la vie privée