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Pulling back the curtain on "anonymous" Twitterers - Ars Technica

Tuesday, April 07, 2009

Pulling back the curtain on "anonymous" Twitterers - Ars Technica: "In 'De-anonymizing social networks,' Narayanan and Shmatikov take an anonymous graph of the social relationships established through Twitter and find that they can actually identify many Twitter accounts based on an entirely different data source—in this case, Flickr."

Source: arstechnica

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