Machine-driven crowd-disambiguation of data resources
AssigneeViaSat, Inc.
InventorsDavid F Lerner, Peter J Lepeska, Douglas C Larrick, Devin R Toth
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AssigneeViaSat, Inc.
InventorsDavid F Lerner, Peter J Lepeska, Douglas C Larrick, Devin R Toth
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Embodiments seek to protect privacy of potentially sensitive client resources in web transactions using crowd-disambiguation. Crowd-disambiguation machines can aggregate information about resources from multiple clients as resource fingerprints, and can use the fingerprints to provide crowd-sourced services in a privacy-protected manner. For example, embodiments can communicate a resource fingerprint as a fully ambiguated resource instance (FARI) and a partially disambiguated resource instance (PDRI). When one (or few) clients communicates the resource fingerprint, the identity of the resource remains obfuscated from the crowd-disambiguation machine. As more clients communicate fingerprints for the same resource (e.g., identified by the matching FARIs), respective, differently generated PDRIs of those fingerprints enable the crowd-disambiguation machine to resolve further portions of the resource, ultimately permitting the resource to be revealed and considered non-private (e.g., for use in hint generation or other crowd-sourced services).
A method for crowd-based disambiguation of potentially private data resources in a communications network, the method comprising:
A system for crowd-based disambiguation of potentially private data resources in a communications network, the system comprising:
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