SysSec research paper receives award at ISC 2011
08 November 2011
At the 14th Information Security Conference (ISC 2011) a SysSec sponsored paper by Georgios Kontaxis, Michalis Polychronakis and Evangelos Markatos received the "Best Student Paper Award". The paper, entitled "SudoWeb: Minimizing Information Disclosure to Third Parties in Single Sign-On Platform ", presents a framework which enables users to disclose the minimum possible amount of personal information during their browsing experience on third-party Web sites.
Essentially, the SudoWeb framework allows users to conveniently
use social-network based single sign-on mechanisms, without
sacrificing their privacy. In addition to the full text of the paper (link above) and the associated source code
, the presentation slides for the paper are also available:
sudoweb-isc11-slides.pdf (697.7 KB)
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The research leading to these results has received funding from the
European Union Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreement no 257007.