@chapell68 And taking away one ID (and replacing with a synthetic one) does not make it private. From the open documentation I do not see any advanced privacy technology being used. Happy to be corrected.
@hypersoren@aripap You said it. Privacy-branded. You can check the InfoSum's documentation on their website. From what I understand: they are a data processor, replacing the real-ID with an alternative one (most likely a one-way hash with a salt, but not sure as nothing is provided for this).
@chapell68@aripap (I do not mean they necessarily look at your data. But they could, in theory). They are like a data processor at the end. What do you think @aripap ?
@chapell68@aripap You can solve the trust issue through real decentralization, and making the software auditable. Most clean rooms are (currently) far away from it. For InfoSum, you still need to upload data to bunker, even dedicated, they could control, as they'd have the private key.
@Moe_rants@airgups23@LaurenFWetzel@Moe_rants You still need to upload your data to their platform (within a "bunker"). And you can encrypt them with their public key, which means they have the private key (e.g. https://t.co/00HLTyrwrk)...
@RioLongacre@UofDigital They even claim data are encrypted with InfoSum's public key before being uploaded to InfoSum. This means InfoSum has the private key. Doesn't this give infosum itself all the control?
@RioLongacre@UofDigital Hi @RioLongacre . Why do you think InfoSum is a privacy enhancing technology? I have been reading the documentation. It looks like it acts as a data processor while replacing the classic ID with a one-way hash of it (maybe salted), so it is consistent across parties. Am I wrong?
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In a new paper, @suneman and his international colleagues present a new understanding of the uniqueness of neighborhoods in networks to support the development of privacy-aware ways of designing network data collection procedures, anonymization methods, and sharing network data.
New paper finally out in Scientific Reports👇
We study the re-identification risk in social network data from a graph structure perspective.
Very happy about this collaboration with the amazing @bolozna and @suneman 🙏
@bkey @Graphika_NYC Hello Bridget! Do you know if, for this role, the US-based is an hard requirements, or if @Graphika_NYC would also be open to arrangements to EU-based people? (even though it looks like only US from the description) Thanks a lot in any case!