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PPRQ: Privacy-preserving MAX/MIN range queries in IoT networks

Sciancalepore et al., 2020

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12587116689207689810
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Sciancalepore S
Di Pietro R
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IEEE Internet of Things Journal

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Range queries are widely used in several Internet-of-Things (IoT) applications as a general strategy to improve the efficiency of the system. However, the communication patterns generated by the IoT nodes could lead to the identification of the devices satisfying the …
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