GP^2S: Generic Privacy-Preservation Solutions for Approximate Aggregation of Sensor Data (concise contribution)
Wensheng Zhang, Chuang Wang, Taiming Feng · 2008
Protecting privacy in sensor networks poses new challenges because of the potential incompatibilities between new privacy-preserving mechanisms and mechanisms already implemented in sensor networks (such as in-network data aggregation). To address this problem, we propose in this paper a set of new privacy-preservation data aggregation schemes. Different from past research, our solutions have the following features: supporting data aggregation for a variety of queries; providing privacy protection for both individual data and aggregate data; being resilient to any number of node collusion; being highly efficient.