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Publication No 36525
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Author(s)
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Clarke, J.; Neubauer, M.*; Hauser, C.*
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Title
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Security and privacy in a pervasive world - The Daidalos approach
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Topics
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Network Security
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Methods
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Network Security
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Keywords
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SECURITY; PRIVACY; CONTEXT-AWARENESS; IDENTITY MANAGEMENT
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Abstract
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Daidalos is a European project funded under the Sixth Framework Programme, which aims to integrate a range of heterogeneous networks and to develop pervasive systems on top of them to provide the user with transparent access to personalised communication and information services. Security and privacy are key to the development of such a system. This article addresses some major questions on how to build trust and confidence in pervasive systems where many entities play different roles, mostly for some limited amount of time, and where a significant amount of personal data travel through the network. Link to web-version: http://www.eurescom.de/message/messageJun2005/Security_and_privacy_in_a_pervasive_world.asp
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Year
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2005
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Reference entry
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Clarke, J.; Neubauer, M.; Hauser, C.
Security and privacy in a pervasive world - The Daidalos approach
EURESCOM message, Vol. 2, June 2005, pp. 8-8
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Authors marked with an asterisk (*) were IKR staff members at the time the publication has been written.
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