A STRIDE/LINDDUN threat analysis of the Nexagon protocol identifies re-identification, session linkage, and sparse-region attacks, and a pseudonym-certificate enhancement is shown to add modest latency and throughput overhead.
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Network Hexagons Under Attack: Secure Crowdsourcing of Geo-Referenced Data
A STRIDE/LINDDUN threat analysis of the Nexagon protocol identifies re-identification, session linkage, and sparse-region attacks, and a pseudonym-certificate enhancement is shown to add modest latency and throughput overhead.