All members of the CMU community are invited to attend a privacy poster fair on Friday, December 3, 2004 from 3 to 5 pm, in the Newell-Simon Hall third floor atrium. The students in Professor Lorrie Cranor's Privacy Policy, Law, and Technology class will present posters describing their semester projects. Refreshments will be served. For more information about this class, see the course web site.
Privacy Fox: A JavaScript-based P3P Agent for Mozilla Firefox
Fahd Arshad
Implementing P3P in the K Desktop Environment
Ralf Holzer
Enhanced P3P-Enabled Search Engine
Damon Smith
Instant Messenger Privacy Concerns and Remedies
Ryan Mahon
Platform for Instant Messaging Privacy (PIMP)
Rahul Dhar
A Forensic Evaluation of Anti-Forensic Privacy Tools
Matthew Geiger
Web Photo Albums: Privacy Problem Not Catastrophe
Adam Tagert
Web-based Email and Privacy
Damon Morda
Legal and Technical Solutions to the Spyware Problem
Joseph P. Nahmias
Privacy in the US Armed Forces: Balancing Privacy and Security in
the Military for Servicemembers and Families
Erik N. Martin
[paper (pdf), paper (ps)]
Privacy and National Security: A Study of the National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace and Its Effects on Personal Privacy in the United States
Timothy Chen
Technologies Between Privacy and Security
Daniel Vijge
What Does It Take to Get Some Privacy Around Here?!: Exclusionary
Characteristics of Privacy Protections
Kim Zelonis
Privacy in India: Attitudes and Awareness
Ponnurangam Kumaraguru
GLB Act Study
Steve Sheng
License to Invade Your Privacy: DMV Retention of
Personal Information
Serge Egelman
Peripheral Privacy Notification for Wireless Networks
Braden Kowitz