Program

Accepted as full papers:

• SPGC: An Integrated Framework of Secure Computation and Differential Privacy for Collaborative Learning. Kazuki Iwahana, Naoto Yanai, Jason Paul Cruz and Toru Fujiwara.
• Best Security Measures to Reduce Cyber-incident Risks. Hiroaki Kikuchi, Michihiro Yamada, Kazuki Ikegami and Koji Inui.
• Synthesizing Privacy-Preserving Location Traces Including Co-locations. Jun Narita, Yayoi Suganuma, Masakatsu Nishigaki, Takao Murakami and Tetsushi Ohki.
• Interdependent privacy issues are pervasive among third-party applications. Liu Shuaishuai, Barbara Herendi and Gergely Biczok.
• A k-anonymised Federated Learning Framework with Decision Trees. Saloni Kwatra and Vicenc Torra.
• Anonymizing Machine Learning Models. Abigail Goldsteen, Gilad Ezov, Ron Shmelkin, Micha Moffie and Ariel Farkash.
• Quantitative Rubric for Privacy Policy Analysis. Paul O'Donnell, Joe Harrison, Joshua Lyons, Lauren Anderson, Lauren Maunder, Alan J. Michaels.

Accepted as Position and Short Papers:

• Rethinking the Limits of Mobile Operating System Permissions [Position Paper] Brian Krupp.
• Towards a Formal Approach for Data Minimization in Programs [Short Paper] Florian Lanzinger and Alexander Weigl.
• Next Generation Data Masking Engine [Short Paper] Micha Moffie, Ariel Farkash, Sigal Assaf and Dan Mor.
• A New Privacy Enhancing Beacon Scheme in V2X Communication [Short Paper] Takahito Yoshizawa, Dave Singelee and Bart Preneel.