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Unexpected inferences from sensor data: a hidden privacy threat in the internet of things

Kröger, 2018

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14138122565318512269
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Kröger J
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IFIP International Internet of Things Conference

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A growing number of sensors, embedded in wearables, smart electric meters and other connected devices, is surrounding us and reaching ever deeper into our private lives. While some sensors are commonly regarded as privacy-sensitive and always require user …
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