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Protection of privacy in pervasive computing environments

In this paper, we present two techniques. The first technique called privacy sensitive information diluting mechanism (PSIUM) is able to prevent the misuse of data by a service provider by using a mixture of true and false sensor data. The second technique protects privacy sensitive information from being revealed to an attacker through traffic analysis by using a combination of frequently changing pseudonyms and dummy traffic.