3rd year External Midterm Review Meeting (2009.01.07)
Project 221 (3rd year)
Security on Heterogeneous Wireless networks
| Private matching, or privacy preserving matching, is an emerging technology for matching data privately. This technology can be used in the scenarios that two communicated peers would like to find common data elements over two databases without revealing any other private information. The goal of this project is to propose new applications to make the private matching technology practical. The applications should be applied for data match between two or more devices or computers. It should achieve privacy preservation without revealing any private information. It should be unspoofable, which means one cannot pretend to own a data under the situation he or she knows nothing about the matched data. It should also achieve the data ownership's function, which implies the data owned by some person can be used by only this person. |
Member List
| Country | Organization | Full Name | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Taiwan |
ITRI |
Hwang, Wei-Chung |
PI |
|
Taiwan |
ITRI |
Chen, Yen-Sha |
Researcher |
|
Taiwan |
ITRI |
Chiou, Shin-Yan |
Researcher |
|
Taiwan |
ITRI |
Lee, Ya-Wen |
Researcher |
|
US |
CMU |
Adrian Perrig |
CPI |
|
US |
CMU |
Ghita Mezzour |
Ph.D student |
Required Documents (3rd year)
Self-Assessment Presentation File (Internal Review Meeting)
Midterm Report (External Review Meeting)
Final Report (External Review Meeting)