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-Researchers Luo, Xiu, and Hengartner of the University of Waterloo in Ontario propose an architecture to protect personal information from social networking platforms. Protection is achieved by transmitting fake data to the social network server and storing the correct data encrypted on a third party server. Authorized users can then replace the fake data with the correct data when they visit the site containing protected data. The prerequisite is that all users use a specific browser extension that communicates with the third party server and replaces content. In concrete terms, this was implemented for Facebook and both a server and an extension for the Firefox browser were developed and successfully tested.
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+Researchers Luo, Xiu, and Hengartner of the University of Waterloo in Ontario propose an architecture to protect personal information from social networking platforms \cite{luo2009facecloak}. Protection is achieved by transmitting fake data to the social network server and storing the correct data encrypted on a third party server. Authorized users can then replace the fake data with the correct data when they visit the site containing protected data. The prerequisite is that all users use a specific browser extension that communicates with the third party server and replaces content. In concrete terms, this was implemented for Facebook and both a server and an extension for the Firefox browser were developed and successfully tested.
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\subsubsection{Design Principles}
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FaceCloak's design is based on the following four principles:
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\begin{figure}[h!]
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\centering
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\includegraphics[width=0.7\textwidth]{facecloak-architecture}
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- \caption{Schematic representation of the Setup Phase (1), Encryption Phase (2) and Decryption Phase (3) and the data flow taking place between the entities.}
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+ \caption{Schematic representation of the Setup Phase (1), Encryption Phase (2) and Decryption Phase (3) and the data flow taking place between the entities. \cite{luo2009facecloak}}
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\label{fig:facecloak-architecture}
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\end{figure}
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