The IAB workshop on Internet Privacy, jointly organized with the W3C, ISOC, and MIT CSAIL, was hosted by MIT on 8-9 December 2010.
Internet Privacy Workshop: Accepted Position Papers
- Addressing the privacy management crisis in online social networks
by Krishna Gummadi, Balachander Krishnamurthy, and Alan Mislove - Thoughts on Adding “Privacy Considerations” to Internet Drafts
by Alissa Cooper, and John Morris - Toward Objective Global Privacy Standards
by Ari Schwartz - SocialKeys: Transparent Cryptography via Key Distribution over Social Networks
by Arvind Narayanan - Web Crawlers and Privacy: The Need to Reboot Robots.txt
by Arvind Narayanan and Pete Warden - I Know What You Will Do Next Summer
by Balachander Krishnamurthy - An architecture for privacy-enabled user profile portability on the Web of Data
by Benjamin Heitmann and Conor Hayes - Addressing Identity on the Web
by Blaine Cook - Protection-by-Design: Enhancing ecosystem capabilities to protect personal information
by Jonathan Fox and Brett McDowell - Privacy-preserving identities for a safer, more trusted internet
by Christian Paquin - Why Private Browsing Modes Do Not Deliver Real Privacy
by Christopher Soghoian - Incentives for Privacy
by Cullen Jennings - Joint Privacy Workshop: Position Comments by D. Crocker
by Dave Crocker - Using properties of physical phenomena and information flow control to manage privacy
by David Evans and David M. Eyers - Privacy Approaches for Internet Video Advertising
by Dave Maher - Privacy on the Internet
by Dorothy Gellert - Can We Have a Usable Internet Without User Trackability?
by Eric Rescorla - Privacy by Design: The 7 Foundational Principles – Implementation and Mapping of Fair Information Practices
by Fred Carter and Ann Cavoukian - Internet Privacy Workshop Position Paper: Privacy and Device APIs
by Frederick Hirsch - Position Paper for Internet Privacy Workshop
by Heather West - I ‘like’ you, but I hate your apps
by Ian Glazer - Privicons: A approach to communicating privacy preferences between Users
by E. Forrest and J. Schallaböck - Privacy Preservation Techniques to establish Trustworthiness for Distributed, Inter-Provider Monitoring
by J. Seedorf, S. Niccolini, A. Sarma, B. Trammell, and G. Bianchi - Trusted Intermediaries as Privacy Agents
by Jim Fenton - Protocols are for sharing
by John Kemp - On Technology and Internet Privacy
by John Linn - Do Not Track: Universal Web Tracking Opt-out
by Jonathan Mayer and Arvind Narayanan - Location Privacy Protection Through Obfuscation
by Jorge Cuellar - Everything we thought we knew about privacy is wrong
by Kasey Chappelle and Dan Appelquist - TRUSTe Position Paper
by Kevin Trilli - Position Paper: Incentives for Adoption of Machine-Readable Privacy Notices
by Lorrie Cranor - Facilitate, don’t mandate
by Ari Rabkin, Nick Doty and Deirdre K. Mulligan - Location Privacy in Next Generation Internet Architectures
by Oliver Hanka - HTTPa: Accountable HTTP
by Oshani Seneviratne and Lalana Kagal - Personal Data Service
by Paul Trevithick - Several Pressing Problems in Hypertext Privacy
by Peter Eckersley - Adding Privacy in Existing Security Systems
by Sam Hartman - Mobility and Privacy
by S. Brim, M. Linsner, B. McLaughlin, and K. Wierenga - Saveface: Save George’s faces in Social Networks where Contexts Collapse
by Fuming Shih and Sharon Paradesi - eduroam – a world-wide network access roaming consortium on the edge of preserving privacy vs. identifying users
by Stefan Winter - Effective Device API Privacy: Protecting Everyone (Not Just the User)
by Susan Landau - Safebook: Privacy Preserving Online Social Network
by L. Antonio Cutillo, R. Molva, and M. Önen
Workshop Organizers and Sponsors
The workshop is co-organized by the following groups: Internet Architecture Board (IAB), World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), Internet Society (ISOC), and
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
Feel free to contact us at privacy@iab.org
Hannes Tschofenig 2011-02-04