A Study on Models and Techniques of Anonymization in Data Publishing
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Privacy Models, Anonymization Techniques, Data Publishing, Privacy Preservation.Abstract
In the era where world runs online the storing and publishing of data online has also increased to a great extent. In this era a large amount of information is collected and published to a network which is publically available. With the exposure of data comes the risk of information leakage of an individual while publishing the data online. Hence for the same we need a security system for preserving the privacy of individual and here the concept of preserving privacy in data publishing came into existence. To achieve this privacy different privacy models and techniques have been proposed which gives different levels of resistance against different attacks by adversaries. In this paper we will discuss about these models and techniques and have a comparative study among them.
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