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Real world patterns of failure in anonymity systems

Clayton et al., 2001

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14614755703789284114
Author
Clayton R
Danezis G
Kuhn M
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Information Hiding: 4th International Workshop, IH 2001 Pittsburgh, PA, USA, April 25–27, 2001 Proceedings 4

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We present attacks on the anonymity and pseudonymity provided by a “lonely hearts” dating service and by the HushMail encrypted email system. We move on to discuss some generic attacks upon anonymous systems based on the engineering reality of these systems rather …
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