Privacy Preservation in Mobile Computing and Networking: Accessing, Sharing and Broadcasting

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Bo, C. (2016). Privacy Preservation in Mobile Computing and Networking: Accessing, Sharing and Broadcasting. Unc Charlotte Electronic Theses And Dissertations.
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Abstract

The ever increasing proliferation of mobile devices has led to unprecedented concern on privacy infringement, and various security threat and privacy leakage emerged from the water in the last few years. Although the rich functionality has allowed users to store personal information and interact with privacy sensitive applications on the devices, it makes them the hot target inevitably for adversaries. Aside from providing local application and storage, the online photo and video sharing and displaying service have also triggered an outcry of concerns about privacy and copyright from the public, especially with new features of automatic tagging and facial recognition. Modern mobile devices usually lock themselves to prevent unauthorized users to access the privacy information stored locally, online social networks use techniques to conceal people’s privacy online, such as blurring, masking, and denaturing, or adding hidden watermark into the media to claim the ownership of the digital properties. In this research, I will mainly focus on analyzing the privacy issue in both local and online activities, propose frameworks for preventing information being compromised by attackers and unauthorized users, protocol and prototype for creating a healthy online photo and video sharing ecosystem in long run.

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Author

Bo, Cheng

Title

Privacy Preservation in Mobile Computing and Networking: Accessing, Sharing and Broadcasting

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1 online resource (137 pages) : PDF

Date

2016

Degree Granting Institution

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Abstract

The ever increasing proliferation of mobile devices has led to unprecedented concern on privacy infringement, and various security threat and privacy leakage emerged from the water in the last few years. Although the rich functionality has allowed users to store personal information and interact with privacy sensitive applications on the devices, it makes them the hot target inevitably for adversaries. Aside from providing local application and storage, the online photo and video sharing and displaying service have also triggered an outcry of concerns about privacy and copyright from the public, especially with new features of automatic tagging and facial recognition. Modern mobile devices usually lock themselves to prevent unauthorized users to access the privacy information stored locally, online social networks use techniques to conceal people’s privacy online, such as blurring, masking, and denaturing, or adding hidden watermark into the media to claim the ownership of the digital properties. In this research, I will mainly focus on analyzing the privacy issue in both local and online activities, propose frameworks for preventing information being compromised by attackers and unauthorized users, protocol and prototype for creating a healthy online photo and video sharing ecosystem in long run.

Genre

doctoral dissertations

Subjects--Topics

Computer science

Degree

Ph.D.

Keywords

Identification
Mobile Computing
Privacy Preservation
Sensing

Subject Area

Computer Science

Advisor(s)

Wang, Yu

Committee Members

Wang, Yu
Wang, Weichao
Xie, Jiang
Lu, Aidong
Li, Xiang-Yang

Degree Note

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 2016.

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