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Survey Paper | Computer Science & Engineering | India | Volume 4 Issue 7, July 2015 | Rating: 6.4 / 10
Survey of Privacy-Preserving Distributed Profile Matching in Mobile Social Network
Atul Atode | S. P. Kosbatwar [2]
Abstract: Making new association as per individual inclinations is a critical administration in portable interpersonal interaction, where the starting client can locate the coordinating clients inside physical vicinity of him/her. The Profile coordinating means two clients contrasting their own profiles and is frequently the initial move towards successful nearness versatile informal organization. It, in any case, clashes with clients developing security concern s about revealing their own profiles to finish stranger before choosing to cooperate with them. The Protocol empowers two clients to perform profile coordinating without uncovering any data about their profile. Making new associations as indicated by individual inclinations is a urgent administration in versatile systems administration, where a starting client can discover coordinating clients inside physical closeness of them. More often than not in existing frameworks for such administrations, Users can specifically distribute their entire profile for different clients to hunt. Henceforth, in numerous applications, the client's close to home profiles may contain discerning data that they never need to make open. FindU, is a situated of security saving profile coordinating plans for nearness based portable interpersonal organizations. In FindU, the introductory customer can discover from a gathering of clients the one whose profile best matches with them to farthest point the danger of protection revelation, just requires and less data about the private qualities of the taking part customers is trading. Two expanding level of security protection are characterized, with multi-party computation techniques.
Keywords: Privacy-enhancing personalized web search, Efficient query processing in geographic web search engines, Social network representations, Match -making protocol, PRF and oblivious PRF
Edition: Volume 4 Issue 7, July 2015,
Pages: 1594 - 1596