원문정보
초록
영어
Recently, several cloaking methods based on K-anonymity and L-diversity has been proposed to protect the user’s location privacy for Location-based Services (LBS). Considering that a cloaking region could contain some semantic places, which can easily endanger the user’s privacy, it is not safe to cloak the user’s location only consider K-anonymity and L-diversity. This paper presents a novel personality privacy-preserving cloaking framework for the protection of sensitive positions on road-network environment. In our scheme, a Voronoi-partition graph is first learned from an urban network, and a Dominance Date Center (DDC) is introduced to take charge of the vertex’s Voronoi-partition (dominance space) data. Then, the θ-security semantics is introduced to measure the degree of sensitive semantics leakage. Thus, a lightweight agent running in the client can contract with DDC and process the sensitive semantics-aware cloaking algorithm to generate a cloaking region to meet K-anonymity and θ-security semantics. Final, not the anonymizer, but the client agent access direct into the LSP.
목차
1. Introduction
2. Related Work
3. Mining Location Semantics
3.1. Background and Limitations
3.2. Location Semantic Security
4. System Model
5. Sensitive Semantics-aware Cloaking Algorithm
6. Experiments
6.1. Experimental Setting
6.2. Experimental Results
7. Conclusion
Acknowledgements
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