Internet Privacy

Review on research and methods of privacy protection of IoT Chanping, Wu Mong through establishing the architecture of the Internet of things, this paper analyzes in detail the privacy security threats faced by the perceptual layer and the processing layer in the architecture, and makes a systematic review of the existing privacy protection methods related to IoT technology, focusing on the methods of anonymity, The basic principle and characteristics of encryption technology and routing protocol, and on the basis of which, this paper points out the future research direction of the Privacy protection technology of IoT. Keywords: Internet of things; privacy protection; anonymity; homomorphism encryption; Security multi-party computing Internet Privacy Protection Research and methods overview

When Facebook was still a social network for college students in 2006, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, 22 years old, applied for a patent on Internet privacy settings (Zuckerberg). Last week, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office finally approved the patent application. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has rejected Zuckerberg's patent application. The patent describes a technology that "dynamically generates a privacy summary," invented by Zuckerberg and former Facebook executive Rick ...

Wenter Sove, Google's chief Internet evangelist, said at an event at the Federal Trade Commission this week that internet privacy is a new problem that will not last, Vint Cerf, the father of the Internet. "Privacy protection may actually be an aberration," says Cerf. And decades ago, people's privacy was not even guaranteed. For example, he had lived in a small town in the early years, and everyone had no telephones at home, so the postman could know where all the letters were coming from. "There is no privacy in a small town of 3000 people," he says.