Online Social Networks have increased the need to understand well and extend the expressiveness of privacy policies. In particular, the need to be able to define and enforce dynamic (and recurrent) policies that are activated or deactivated by context (events) or timeouts. We propose an automaton-based approach to define and enforce such policies using runtime verification techniques. In this paper we discuss how our proposed solution addresses this problem without focussing on concrete technical details
Abstract. Fragments of first-order temporal logic are useful for repre-senting many practical privac...
Social networks (SN) provide a great opportunity to help people interact with each other in differen...
Abstract—In this paper we propose to use a formal lan-guage, called SecureUML, to model social netwo...
Online Social Networks (OSNs) are ubiquitous, with more than 70% of Internet users being active user...
Online Social Networks are ubiquitous, bringing not only numerous new possibilities but also big thr...
Online Social Networks (OSNs) are ubiquitous, with more than 70% of Internet users being part of the...
Social Network Services (SNSs) have changed the way peoplecommunicate, bringing many benefits but al...
We present an epistemic logic equipped with time-stamps in atoms and epistemic operators, which enab...
Social Network Services (SNS) have changed the way people communicate, bringing many benefits but al...
In online social networks (OSNs), users are allowed to create and share content about themselves and...
Online social networks have become an essential part of social and work life. They enable users to s...
Abstract. Social networks (SN) provide a great opportunity to help people interact with each other i...
Fragments of first-order temporal logic are useful for representing many practical privacy and secu-...
<p>Fragments of first-order temporal logic are useful for representing many practical privacy and se...
AbstractWe study the problem of privacy in the framework of Timed Automata. By distinguishing betwee...
Abstract. Fragments of first-order temporal logic are useful for repre-senting many practical privac...
Social networks (SN) provide a great opportunity to help people interact with each other in differen...
Abstract—In this paper we propose to use a formal lan-guage, called SecureUML, to model social netwo...
Online Social Networks (OSNs) are ubiquitous, with more than 70% of Internet users being active user...
Online Social Networks are ubiquitous, bringing not only numerous new possibilities but also big thr...
Online Social Networks (OSNs) are ubiquitous, with more than 70% of Internet users being part of the...
Social Network Services (SNSs) have changed the way peoplecommunicate, bringing many benefits but al...
We present an epistemic logic equipped with time-stamps in atoms and epistemic operators, which enab...
Social Network Services (SNS) have changed the way people communicate, bringing many benefits but al...
In online social networks (OSNs), users are allowed to create and share content about themselves and...
Online social networks have become an essential part of social and work life. They enable users to s...
Abstract. Social networks (SN) provide a great opportunity to help people interact with each other i...
Fragments of first-order temporal logic are useful for representing many practical privacy and secu-...
<p>Fragments of first-order temporal logic are useful for representing many practical privacy and se...
AbstractWe study the problem of privacy in the framework of Timed Automata. By distinguishing betwee...
Abstract. Fragments of first-order temporal logic are useful for repre-senting many practical privac...
Social networks (SN) provide a great opportunity to help people interact with each other in differen...
Abstract—In this paper we propose to use a formal lan-guage, called SecureUML, to model social netwo...