Privacy Preserving Energy Management

Kinkelin, Holger; Maltitz, Marcel von; Benedikt, Peter; Kappler, Cornelia; Niedermayer, Heiko; Carle, Georg

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-15168-7_5

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“…The project IDEM [44] focuses on energy monitoring systems (EMS). The purpose of an EMS is to support the reduction of energy consumption in the monitored area by providing detailed and fine-grained insights in the actual use of energy per room.…”

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Privacy Assessment of Software Architectures based on Static Taint Analysis

von Maltitz,

Diekmann,

Carle

2016

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Privacy analysis is critical but also a time-consuming and tedious task. We present a formalization which eases designing and auditing high-level privacy properties of software architectures. It is incorporated into a larger policy analysis and verification framework and enables the assessment of commonly accepted data protection goals of privacy. The formalization is based on static taint analysis and makes flow and processing of privacy-critical data explicit, globally as well as on the level of individual data subjects. Formally, we show equivalence to traditional label-based information flow security and prove overall soundness of our tool with Isabelle/HOL. We demonstrate applicability in two real-world case studies, thereby uncovering previously unknown violations of privacy constraints in the analyzed software architectures.

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Section: Idemmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…We consider the measured information to be privacycritical [44], as the energy consumption of devices is highly correlated with the presence and behaviour of building inhabitants using these devices. We exemplify this point with the following scenario: Given, the measured rooms are office rooms for at maximum two person each.…”

Section: Privacy Criticalitymentioning

confidence: 99%