Inference Control in Statistical databases

Jan 18, 2013

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Statistical database:. Goal[DEN83]:Provide frequency, average, other statistics of personsChallenge:Preserving privacy[DEN83]Interaction between client and database server[JAG07]Client may not want server to know what information querying.Server would like to ensure that client does not learn

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Inference Control in Statistical databases

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