A Review on Fuzzy Fingerprints Based Privacy Preserving Approach
Keywords:
Data leak, network security, privacy, collection intersectionAbstract
Now-a-days there are many data-leaks. The Statistics from security firms, research institutions and government organizations shows many data-leaks. Human mistakes are one of the main causes of data loss in various data-leak cases. There exist many solutions detecting unintentional, sensitive data leaks caused by human mistakes and to provide alerts against them to the organization. Here privacy preserving data-leak detection (DLD) solution is used to detect the data loss. Two techniques are used Rabin fingerprint and sliding window. The advantage of proposed method is that, it enables the data owner how to protect the data from being leaked. DLD is offered to the customers with some Internet service providers that can offer service with strong privacy guarantees. Thus evaluation results show that this method can support accurate detection of leaks in various data-leak cases with very small number of false alarms.
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