Paper Info
Title
A self-adaptive classification for the dissociating privacy agent
Abstract
This paper describes an extension of the Dissociating Privacy Agent (DisPA), which is a Privacy Enhancement Technology (PET) for web search. It is implemented as an add-on for Firefox that acts like a proxy between the user and the search engine. A fundamental part of DisPA is the classification of queries into a set of categories. Particularly, the taxonomy of the Open Directory Project (ODP) is used for this purpose. In this paper we briefly recall the internal operations of the agent, discuss the drawbacks of the current model and propose an improvement to overcome them.
Year
DOI
Venue
2013
10.1109/PST.2013.6596035
Privacy, Security and Trust
Keywords
Field
DocType
data privacy,query processing,search engines,DisPA,Firefox,ODP,Open Directory Project,PET,Web search,dissociating privacy agent,privacy enhancement technology,search engine,self-adaptive classification
Web search query,Search engine,Information retrieval,Computer security,Computer science,Directory,Enhancement Technologies,Self adaptive,Information privacy,Privacy software
Conference
ISSN
Citations 
PageRank 
1712-364X
0
0.34
References 
Authors
9
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Marc Juarez131614.57
Vicenç Torra22666234.27