Techniques to pollute electronic profiling

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2005-10-25

2011-11-29

Popham, Jeffrey D (Department: 2491)

Information security

Prevention of unauthorized use of data including prevention...

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08069485

ABSTRACT:
Techniques to pollute electronic profiling are provided. A cloned identity is created for a principal. Areas of interest are assigned to the cloned identity, where a number of the areas of interest are divergent from true interests of the principal. One or more actions are automatically processed in response to the assigned areas of interest. The actions appear to network eavesdroppers to be associated with the principal and not with the cloned identity.

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