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Is Writing Style Sufficient to Deanonymize Material Posted Online?
I have a new paper appearing at IEEE S&P with Hristo Paskov, Neil Gong, John Bethencourt, Emil Stefanov, Richard Shin and Dawn Song on Internet-scale authorship identification based on stylometry,… more →
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Is Writing Style Sufficient to Deanonymize Material Posted Online?
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wrote 3 months ago: I have a new paper appearing at IEEE S&P with Hristo Paskov, Neil Gong, John Bethencourt, Emil S … more →
No Two Digital Cameras Are the Same: Fingerprinting Via Sensor Noise
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wrote 8 months ago: The previous article looked at how pieces of blank paper can be uniquely identified. This article co … more →
Link Prediction by De-anonymization: How We Won the Kaggle Social Network Challenge
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wrote 1 year ago: The title of this post is also the title of a new paper of mine with Elaine Shi and Ben Rubinstein. … more →
The Linkability of Usernames: a Step Towards "Uber-Profiles"
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wrote 1 year ago: Daniele Perito, Claude Castelluccia, Mohamed Ali Kaafar, and Pere Manils have a neat paper “Ho … more →
Facebook’s Instant Personalization: An Analysis of Fundamental Privacy Flaws
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wrote 1 year ago: Facebook has begun to accelerate the web-wide roll-out of the Instant Personalization program. The n … more →
An open letter to Netflix from the authors of the de-anonymization paper
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wrote 2 years ago: Dear Netflix, Today is a sad day. It is also a day of hope. It is a sad day because the second Netf … more →
History Stealing: It's All Shades of Grey
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wrote 2 years ago: Previous articles in this series showed that ‘Ubercookies’ can enable websites to learn … more →
How Google Docs Leaks Your Identity
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wrote 2 years ago: Recap. In the previous two articles in this Ubercookies series, I showed how an arbitrary website th … more →
Ubercookies Part 2: History Stealing meets the Social Web
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wrote 2 years ago: Recap. In the previous article I introduced ubercookies — techniques that websites can use to de-ano … more →
Cookies, Supercookies and Ubercookies: Stealing the Identity of Web Visitors
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wrote 2 years ago: Synopsis. Highly sticky techniques called supercookies for tracking web visitors are becoming well k … more →
Is Anonymity Research Ethical?
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wrote 3 years ago: A researcher who is working on writing style analysis (“stylometry”), after reading my p … more →
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