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Contractual anonymity

Schwartz et al., 2009

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11912169773553188466
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Schwartz E
Brumley D
Mccune J
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We propose and develop techniques for achieving contractual anonymity. In contractual anonymity, a user and service provider enter into an anonymity contract. The user is guaranteed anonymity and unlinkability from the contractual anonymity system unless they …
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