Workshop on Privacy in the Electronic Society Hilton Mark Center, Alexandria, Virginia, USA Monday, October 27th, 2008
Call for Papers      |    Important Dates    |    Submission    |    Program Committee    |   Accepted papers   |   Program

List of Accepted Papers

Full papers

1. Reed Abbott, Tim van der Horst and Kent Seamons. CPG: Closed Pseudonymous Groups
   
2. Sabrina De Capitani di Vimercati, Sara Foresti, Sushil Jajodia, Stefano Paraboschi, Gerardo Pelosi and Pierangela Samarati. Preserving Confidentiality of Security Policies in Data Outsourcing Scenarios
   
3. Keith Irwin, Ting Yu and William Winsborough. Avoiding Information Leakage in Security-Policy-Aware Planning
   
4. Janne Lindqvist and Juha-Matti Tapio. Protecting Privacy with Protocol Stack Virtualization
   
5. Matthew Lucas and Nikita Borisov. flyByNight: Mitigating the Privacy Risks of Social Networking
   
6. Kazuhiro Minami, Adam J. Lee, Marianne Winslett and Nikita Borisov. Secure Aggregation in a Publish-Subscribe System
   
7. Yoni De Mulder, George Danezis, Lejla Batina and Bart Preneel. Identification via Location-Profiling in GSM Networks
   
8. Robert Reeder, Lorrie Cranor, Patrick Kelley and Aleecia McDonald. A User Study of the Expandable Grid Applied to P3P Privacy Policy Visualization -
   
9. Frank Stajano, Lucia Bianchi, Pietro Lio` and Douwe Korff. Forensic Genomics: kin privacy, driftnets and other open questions

Short papers

1. Katelin Bailey, Apu Kapadia, Linden Vonsathorn and Sean Smith. TwoKind Authentication: Protecting Private Information in Untrustworthy Environments
   
2. Lars Fischer, Stefan Katzenbeisser and Claudia Eckert. Measuring Unlinkability Revisited
   
3. Keith Frikken and Yihua Zhang. $({\alpha_i},{\beta_i})$-closeness: Yet Another Privacy Metric for Publishing Micro-data
   
4. Benedikt Gierlichs, Carmela Troncoso, Claudia Diaz, Bart Preneel and Ingrid Verbauwhede. Revisiting A Combinatorial Approach Toward Measuring Anonymity
   
5. Florian Kerschbaum and Andreas Schaad. Privacy-Preserving Social Network Analysis for Criminal Investigations
   
6. Ge Zhong and Urs Hengartner. Toward a Distributed k-Anonymity Protocol for Location Privacy