Privacy of the Internet of Things: A Systematic Literature Review

Aleisa, Noura; Renaud, Karen

doi:10.24251/hicss.2017.717

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“…But for most participants, this question did not seem to bring to mind the risk that a compromised TV could reveal sensor data to the attacker. 1 In particular, even where respondents mentioned information theft, most phrased it in terms of credit card numbers and account credentials: "I could have my card and bank information stolen." "The hacker may install a program that can collect information from the user like usernames and passwords."…”

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"What Can't Data Be Used For?": Privacy Expectations about Smart TVs in the U.S.

Malkin¹,

Bernd²,

Johnson³

et al. 2018

Proceedings 3rd European Workshop on Usable Security

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Smart TVs have rapidly become the most common smart appliance in typical households. In the U.S., most television sets on the market have advanced sensors not traditionally found on conventional TVs, such as a microphone for voice commands or a camera for photo or video input. These new sensors enable features that are convenient, but they may also introduce new privacy implications. We surveyed 591 U.S. Internet users about their current understanding and expectations about how smart TVs collect and use data. We found a wide range of assumptions and opinions among our respondents, and a good deal of uncertainty about what's collected and how it is used. In addition, these assumptions and opinions varied between data types and sensors. One area where we found broad agreement was that it is unacceptable for the data to be repurposed or shared. But there was little understanding of the protections-or lack thereof-afforded by current laws and regulations to constrain such sharing. We hope that our findings will enhance end-user privacy by providing useful insights for smart TV manufacturers, regulators and lawmakers, and designers of privacy-enhancing technologies.

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“…More third-party tools are needed to help people manage the digital exhaust generated by a smart home. (Aleisa and Renaud [1] provide a review of what is currently available.) Users could be notified when potentially sensitive data is being collected (e.g., [11], [39]).…”

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"What Can't Data Be Used For?": Privacy Expectations about Smart TVs in the U.S.

Malkin¹,

Bernd²,

Johnson³

et al. 2018

Proceedings 3rd European Workshop on Usable Security

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“…Já a revisão sistemática de literatura empreendida por Aleisa e Renaud (2017) [Aleisa and Renaud 2017] apresentou uma visão geral das pesquisas relacionadasà privacidade em IoT, identificando que as pesquisas têm focado em análises das violações e ameaças de privacidade e no desenvolvimento de mecanismos de proteção da privacidade. Os autores destacaram a necessidade de mais pesquisas que envolvam os seres humanos no processo, considerando os poucos estudos observacionais e levantamentos (surveys) sobre violações e percepções da privacidade [Aleisa and Renaud 2017].…”

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mHealth: Privacidade e Fatores Humanos

Silva

2019

Anais Do XV Simpósio Brasileiro De Sistemas Colaborativos (SBSC 2019)

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Garantir a privacidade das informações no ambiente mhealth é considerado um desafio para sua adesão e uso, sendo tratada em muitas pesquisas da área sob o viés da segurança da informação, com a proposição de métodos e técnicas que impedem o acesso não autorizado às informações. Esta pesquisa traz uma abordagem diferente de privacidade: a que diz respeito aos desejos e preferências dos usuários da tecnologia no compartilhamento de suas informações de saúde. Mobile mhelath, além de permitir a coleta de dados por longos períodos de tempo e acesso a uma gama mais ampla de informações relacionadas, diretamente ou não, com a saúde do paciente, essas tecnologias permitem compartilhar informações de saúde com diversas partes envolvidas no cuidado, como profissionais de saúde, cuidadores, familiares etc. Esses fatores fazem com que os desejos e preferências de privacidade dos usuários sejam dinâmicos, alterando-se baseados em diversos contextos. Esses contextos dinâmicos (ponto focal nesta pesquisa) não são diretamente tratados em pesquisas sobre o assunto, tornando a questão da privacidade um dos fatores de impacto na aceitação e uso da tecnologia.

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“…Se por um lado a proliferação de soluções digitais inteligentes é acompanhada por um discurso mercadológico que privilegia a conveniência, conforto e otimização, também há um entendimento de que o regime de coleta e análise de dados no qual se baseia boa parte das soluções de IoT pode produzir impactos negativos nos campos da segurança, vigilância e privacidade (ALEISA; RENAUD, 2017;DESAI, 2016;JONES, 2015;LOPEZ et al, 2017;PONCIANO et al, 2017;MARQUES;LEMOS, 2017).…”

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Narrativas sobre a internet das coisas: um estudo exploratório das matérias veiculadas na Folha online entre 2011 e 2016

Lemos

Marques

Bitencourt

2019

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The article describes how the Brazilian media shows the Internet of Things. The corpus is composed of 165 texts of Folha de São Paulo published online between 2011 and 2016. A data scraping tool was developed to extract the texts, which were analyzed using Atlas.ti. As criterion of analysis, we sought to identify the most cited objects, the qualities attributed to them, as well as the most recurrent IoT definitions. We also observed the main themes found in the texts and the judgment implied by the articles. We conclude that IoT is defined by the connectivity between intelligent objects, linked to technical and economic issues and to the imaginary of the future. These objects work mostly in the residential, health and transportation areas. Privacy issues still do not dominate the discussions.

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Privacy of the Internet of Things: A Systematic Literature Review

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Cited by 46 publications

References 52 publications

"What Can't Data Be Used For?": Privacy Expectations about Smart TVs in the U.S.

"What Can't Data Be Used For?": Privacy Expectations about Smart TVs in the U.S.

mHealth: Privacidade e Fatores Humanos

Narrativas sobre a internet das coisas: um estudo exploratório das matérias veiculadas na Folha online entre 2011 e 2016

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