2006 · 111 citations · 16 references
ComputingComputer ScienceCybersecurityComputer SecurityData MiningDatabasesData AnonymizationData ProtectionData SecurityDatabase PrivacyDatabase SecurityFrequent Pattern MiningAssociation Rule MiningFrequent Itemset MiningPrivacy-preserving Data MiningSensitive Information Protection
The rapid growth of transactional data brought, soon enough, into attention the need of its further exploitation. In this paper, we investigate the problem of securing sensitive knowledge from being exposed in patterns extracted during association rule mining. Instead of hiding the produced rules directly, we decide to hide the sensitive frequent itemsets that may lead to the production of these rules. As a first step, we introduce the notion of distance between two databases and a measure for quantifying it. By trying to minimize the distance between the original database and its sanitized version (that can safely be released), we propose a novel, exact algorithm for association rule hiding and evaluate it on real world datasets demonstrating its effectiveness towards solving the problem. Copyright 2006 ACM.
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