The model of social crypto-network
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.44361Keywords:
social network, cryptography, confidentiality of information, infoemation security, protection of personal dataAbstract
The article presents the theoretical model of social network with the enhanced mechanism of privacy policy. It covers the problems arising in the process of implementing the mentioned type of network. There are presented the methods of solving problems arising in the process of building the social network with privacy policy. It was built a theoretical model of social networks with enhanced information protection methods based on information and communication blocks
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