understanding the importance and impact of anonymity and authentication in a networked society
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Mansour Alsaleh
MA Candidate, Department of Computer Science, School of Information Technology and Engineering (SITE), University of Ottawa


Mansour Alsaleh is currently a second-year student pursuing a Master’s Degree of Computer Science in the School of Information Technology and Engineering (SITE) at the University of Ottawa. He obtained his bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from King Saud University. Prior to his master studies, Mansour had four years industry work experience in data security. While his main research interests span through e-privacy, authentication, authorization, web and network security, he is particularly interested in on-line privacy, identity management, and online identity authentication. Mansour’s master thesis is titled “Controlling Access to Personal Information in an e-Privacy Architecture” and he is currently investigating privacy-aware single sign-on scenarios for web users.
 
 
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