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Name: Frank
Family Name: KARGL
Affiliation: University of Twente, The Netherlands
Personal site: http://www.kargl.net/
Short BIO
Frank Kargl is an Associate Professor in the Distributed and Embedded Security research group at the University of Twente. Before, we had a senior researcher position at Ulm University. Since almost ten years, his research focuses on security and privacy aspects of dynamic networks, including Mobile Ad-hoc and C2X networks as well as cooperative ITS. Dr. Kargl was actively involved in the European research projects SeVeCom and PRECIOSA and contributes to standardization activities in the ITS and C2X domain. He is author of more than 80 peer-reviewed publications and regular TPC member and reviewer for journals and conferences in this area.
Title of the presentation
Technical Protection of Privacy in ITS
Abstract
In my contribution, I will motivate why the introduction of privacy enhancing technologies (PETs) is mandatory for cooperative ITS systems to prevent a true privacy nightmare. I will highlight different PETs to achieve such a technical protection and focus on two solutions that are the results of work done in the SeVeCom and PRECIOSA projects. One is the use of pseudonymous authentication schemes, the other the mandatory enforcement of privacy policies in cooperative ITS.
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