IP Address Privacy Considerations
draft-ip-address-privacy-considerations-03
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| Authors | Matthew Finkel , Bradford Lassey , Luigi Iannone , Brad Chen | ||
| Last updated | 2022-07-25 (Latest revision 2022-01-10) | ||
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Abstract
This document provides an overview of privacy considerations related to user IP addresses. It includes an analysis of some current use cases for tracking of user IP addresses, mainly in the context of anti-abuse. It discusses the privacy issues associated with such tracking and provides input on mechanisms to improve the privacy of this existing model. It then captures requirements for proposed 'replacement signals' for IP addresses from this analysis. In addition, existing and under-development techniques are evaluated for fulfilling these requirements.
Authors
Matthew Finkel
Bradford Lassey
Luigi Iannone
Brad Chen
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