PRIVATICS - 2019 - Annual activity report

PRIVATICS

PRIVATICS - 2019

Project-Team Privatics

Team, Visitors, External Collaborators

Overall Objectives

Context

Application Domains

Highlights of the Year

New Software and Platforms

New Results

Differential Inference Testing
Analyse des impacts de la reconnaissance faciale - Quelques éléments de méthode (in French)
Towards a generic framework for black-box explanation methods
A generic information and consent framework for the IoT
Analysis of privacy policies to enhance informed consent
Understanding algorithmic decision-making: Opportunities and challenges, Study for the European Parliament (STOA)
Saving Private Addresses: An Analysis of Privacy Issues in the Bluetooth-Low-Energy Advertising Mechanism
Fingerprinting Bluetooth-Low-Energy Devices Based on the Generic Attribute Profile
Privacy implications of switching ON a light bulb in the IoT world
Security Analysis of Subject Access Request Procedures How to authenticate data subjects safely when they request for their data
Plausible Deniability for Practical Privacy-Preserving Live Streaming
Protecting motion sensor data against sensitive inferences through an adversarial network approach
Inria white book on Cybersecurity: Current challenges and Inria's research directions
Inspect what your location history reveals about you - Raising user awareness on privacy threats associated with disclosing his location data
Pseudonymisation techniques and best practices

Partnerships and Cooperations

Dissemination

Bibliography

Publications of the year

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Section: New Software and Platforms

FECFRAME

FEC Framework following RFC 6363 specifications (https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc6363/)

Keywords: Error Correction Code - Content delivery protocol - Robust transmission

Functional Description: This sofware implements the FECFRAME IETF standard (RFC 6363) co-authored by V. Roca, and is compliant with 3GPP specifications for mobile terminals. It enables the simultaneous transmission of multimedia flows to one or several destinations, while being robust to packet erasures that happen on wireless networks (e.g., 4G or Wifi). This software relies on the OpenFEC library (the open-source http://openfec.org version or the commercial version) that provides the erasure correction codes (or FEC) and thereby offer robustness in front of packet erasures.

Participant: Vincent Roca
Contact: Vincent Roca

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