Safety-aware Location Privacy in Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks
Karim Emara;
Abstract
Vehicular networks allow vehicles to exchange their states periodically to improve traffic safety. This information threatens driver's privacy. In this thesis, we preserve location privacy with a small impact on safety applications. We propose two context-based schemes which determine the appropriate situations to change pseudonyms. Privacy metrics and schemes are also discussed and compared. We modify a Monte Carlo methodology to measure the quality of service of safety applications.
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| Title | Safety-aware Location Privacy in Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks | Authors | Karim Emara | Keywords | VANET;V2X communication;Car2X communication;security and privacy;safety applications;context-aware privacy;pseudonym change;quality of service;silent period;mix zone;forward collision warning;privacy metric;lane change warning | Issue Date | 14-Mar-2016 |
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