Explore a cutting-edge approach to safeguarding sensed data from malicious sensors in this 22-minute IEEE conference talk. Delve into the concept of "Privacy-from-Birth" and learn about VERSA, a novel system designed to protect sensitive information from its inception. Join experts Ivan De Oliveira Nunes from Rochester Institute of Technology, along with Seoyeon Hwang, Sashidhar Jakkamsetti, and Gene Tsudik from UC Irvine, as they present their groundbreaking research on enhancing data privacy in sensor networks. Gain insights into the challenges of securing sensed data and discover how VERSA addresses these issues to provide robust protection against potential threats.
Privacy-from-Birth - Protecting Sensed Data from Malicious Sensors with VERSA
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Privacy-from-Birth: Protecting Sensed Data from Malicious Sensors with VERSA
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