Seda Gürses, University of Leuven Obfuscation has proven to be a successful strategy in preserving location privacy, and yet, we may have only scratched the surface of its potential in […]

Adam Harvey HyperFace is a new type of camouflage to obfuscate computer vision algorithms. It is being designed to decrease the efficiency and accuracy of automated facial recognition. As an […]

Daniel C. Howe, School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong Earlier this year, Helen Nissenbaum, Mushon Zer-Aviv, and I released an updated version of AdNauseam with a number […]

Arvind Narayanan & Malte Möser, Princeton University Obfuscation Techniques Bitcoin’s design is centered around a widely distributed, global database which stores all transactions that have ever taken place in the […]

Paolo Cirio Figure 1: Obscurity installation view About the Artwork Control and access to information, the right to privacy, mass surveillance and profiling, and the system of participation within social […]

Mimi Onuoha Figure 1: Missing Datasets repository To talk about obfuscation is to talk about negotiations of access to data. But what about cases where the presence of data itself […]

Alexander Pretschner, Technische Universität München, Germany joint work with Sebastian Banescu Software obfuscation aims at hiding data, code, or logic. Examples for obfuscating data include license or cryptographic keys. Code […]

Nicolas Harrand and Benoit Baudry, Inria Context: worms and botnets Along the ever increasing number of devices connected to the Internet comes an everlasting plague: computer worms. From the notorious […]

Saumya Debray and Jon Stephens, University of Arizona Secure information flow ensures the confidentiality and privacy of sensitive data from being publicly leaked or illegitimately being accessed by attackers. This […]

Ben Grosser, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Facebook’s “reactions” let users express how they feel about a link, photo, or status. While such data might be helpful for one’s friends, […]