No-Go Theorems for Data Privacy

05/28/2020
by   Thomas Studer, et al.
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Controlled query evaluation (CQE) is an approach to guarantee data privacy for database and knowledge base systems. CQE-systems feature a censor function that may distort the answer to a query in order to hide sensitive information. We introduce a high-level formalization of controlled query evaluation and define several desirable properties of CQE-systems. Finally we establish two no-go theorems, which show that certain combinations of these properties cannot be obtained.

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