Dealing with Anonimity: a design pattern for privacy-aware systems
Alberto Coen‐Porisini, Pietro Colombo, Sabrina Sicari
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Alberto Coen‐Porisini, Pietro Colombo, Sabrina Sicari
Abstract
Nowadays the wide diffusion of applications that handle data referring to individuals requires the definition of ad hoc mechanisms that aim at protecting citizens privacy. Anonymity is a fundamental requirement for privacy aware systems, which aims at preventing the identification of data owners starting from their data. This paper proposes a design pattern for the definition of anonymity mechanisms built around a previously defined conceptual model for privacy policies.
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Nowadays the wide diffusion of applications that handle data referring to individuals requires the definition of ad hoc mechanisms that aim at protecting citizens privacy. Anonymity is a fundamental requirement for privacy aware systems, which aims at preventing the identification of data owners starting from their data. This paper proposes a design pattern for the definition of anonymity mechanisms built around a previously defined conceptual model for privacy policies.
Key concepts: Anonymity, Computer science, Computer security, Information privacy, Privacy by Design, Internet privacy, Privacy software, Identification (biology)