C. Hardware / Cambridge University Press / Los Angeles Times / New York Times / IBM / /
Country
Netherlands / Japan / United States / United Kingdom / / /
IndustryTerm
traffic networks / transportation / automatic device / satisfactory solution / mathematical protocols / transportation privacy / toll collection systems / automated traffic law enforcement / automated traffic law enforcement devices / actual protocol / communications-based situations / zero-knowledge proof systems / car transponder / camera networks / related toll systems / particular implementation technology / traffic law / cryptographic protocols / smartcard technology / camerafree protocol / ubiquitous state-managed monitoring devices / technology permits / blind signature protocol / secure privacy-preserving protocol / probabilistic algorithms / ubiquitous network / Camera-based systems / cryptographic algorithms / traffic monitoring systems / consumer electronics store / law enforcement / red-light camera systems / cryptographic tool / metal safe / renewal protocol / /
Organization
Cambridge University / MIT / of Chicago Mathematics Department Lauren S. Keeler University of Chicago Anthropology Department / University of Chicago / /
Person
Cryptographic Protocols / Ben Lee / David Chaum et.al / /
Position
Driver / traffic logger / district attorney / General / officer / police officer / public logger / logger / /
ProvinceOrState
Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of the ACM / New York Times / Los Angeles Times / /
Automated Traffic Enforcement Which Respects “Driver Privacy” Andrew J. Blumberg University of Chicago Mathematics Department Lauren S. Keeler