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This document discusses efficient rendezvous algorithms for wireless sensor networks with mobile base stations. It proposes an approach where select sensor nodes act as rendezvous points, buffering and aggregating data from other sensors. These rendezvous points then transfer the collected data to the base station when it arrives, combining the advantages of controlled mobility and in-network caching. Algorithms are presented for rendezvous design with mobile base stations having variable or fixed tracks. Both theoretical analysis and simulations validate that this approach can achieve a good balance between energy savings and reduced data collection latency in the network.
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This document discusses preventing private information inference attacks on social networks. It explores how released social networking data could be used to predict undisclosed private information about individuals, such as their political affiliation or sexual orientation. It then describes three sanitization techniques that could be used to decrease the effectiveness of such attacks. An experiment is conducted applying these techniques to a Facebook dataset to attempt to discover sensitive attributes through collective inference and show that the sanitization methods decrease the effectiveness of local and relational classification algorithms.
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