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Enhancing Security in Managing Personal Data by Web Systems

Web systems have become an integral part in daily life of billions of people, with social web applications taking on an increasingly important role among them. Social is a key characteristic modern web projects need to feature in order to be successful in the social age. To benefit from an improved user experience, individual persons are continually invited to reveal more and more personal data to web systems. With a rising severity of attacks on web systems, it becomes evident that their security is inadequate for the amount of personal data they accumulate. Numerous risk and threat reports indicate that social media has become a top-ranking attack target, with climbing impacts, with ramifications beyond individuals and with a booming black market to trade compromised user accounts and leaked personal data. Attackers hereby profit by a poor consideration of information security during design and runtime of web systems and involved applications and services. There is great uncertainty and low transparency about protection, circulation and use of personal data by third parties. Motivated by the positive developments a solution to this problem would imply for individual persons, companies and governments, the purpose of