Explores privacy-preserving data publishing mechanisms, including k-anonymity and differential privacy, and their practical applications and challenges.
Covers privacy mechanisms, their pros and cons, and their application in various scenarios, emphasizing privacy as a security property and its significance in society.
Covers the principles and strategies of privacy engineering, emphasizing the importance of embedding privacy into IT systems and the challenges faced in achieving privacy by design.
Explores challenges in privacy-preserving data publishing, including failed de-identification examples and privacy threats, and presents a case study on Airbnb's efforts to address racist practices while protecting user privacy.
Explores the multifaceted nature of privacy, its definitions, implications, and regulatory frameworks, focusing on the real-name web phenomenon exemplified by Facebook's name policy.
Introduces new Identity Providers at EPFL, emphasizing user autonomy, advanced security measures, and the transition to modern authentication protocols.
