A milestone February 1981 paper on this property was by David Chaum, deviser of the dining cryptographers problem.
To satisfy this property's k form, attributes are suppressed or generalized until each row matches k minus1 others. This property is vulnerable to unsorted matching or intersection attacks, which occurred on a highÂ­D database in a 2006 Netflix contest. DCÂ­nets allow for this property by XORing together shared secrets of each pair of parties, and inverting the result to send a message. A milestone February 1981 paper on this property was by David Chaum, deviser of the dining cryptographers problem. This property is the goal of (*) remailers, and a service where messages are encapsulated in layers of encryption during transmission. That system, like mix networks, transmits messages along a random path of relay nodes, none of which know the full path. This desired property of eÂ­voting systems is enabled by a software called The Onion Router, or TOR. For 10 points, name this deliberate inability to be identified that will put the NSA's target on your back.
To satisfy this property's k form, attributes are suppressed or generalized until each row matches k minus1 others.
anonymity [accept word forms like anonymized or anonymous; prompt on answers like "pseudonymity," "security," or "privacy"]