2010 · 142 citations · 30 references
ComputingInformation TechnologyNetwork SecurityPrivacy EngineeringSecurity ArchitectureData AnonymizationInformation SharingPeer-to-peer NetworkingPeer-to-peer NetworksPeer-to-peer SystemsPrivacy-preserving ProtocolsPeer-to-peer ArchitecturesPeer-to-peer Information ExchangePeer-to-peer ProtocolsSecurity In Peer-to-peer NetworksSecurity In Peer-to-peer SystemsTrust ManagementUnauthorized Data DisclosureUser-level Privacy
Privacy-the protection of information from unauthorized disclosure-is increasingly scarce on the Internet. The lack of privacy is particularly true for popular peer-to-peer data sharing applications such as BitTorrent where user behavior is easily monitored by third parties. Anonymizing overlays such as Tor and Freenet can improve user privacy, but only at a cost of substantially reduced performance. Most users are caught in the middle, unwilling to sacrifice either privacy or performance.
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