GULYÁS, Gábor György, Ph.D.
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Re-identification explanation and an intuitive in-browser demo for social networks
2017-01-09 | Gabor
In our recent paper, we proposed a novel social network de-anonymization attack, which had pretty nice results when compared with others. I made a program, where the original attack and ours can be tested out, directly in the browser. This means that you can run re-identification attacks even on your smartphone… :) Check it out:
Just runs the simulator.
Takes you there with explanation.
Tags: social network, privacy, de-anonymization, simulation
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