Abstract
User centric identity management will be necessary to protect user's
privacy in an electronic society. However, designing such systems
is a complex task, as the expectations of the different parties involved
in electronic transactions have to be met. In this work we give an
overview on the actual situation in user centric identity management
and point out problems encountered there. Especially we present the
current state of research and mechanisms useful to protect the user's
privacy. Additionally we show security problems that have to be borne
in mind while designing such a system and point out possible solutions.
Thereby, we concentrate on attacks on linkability and identifiability,
and possible protection methods.
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