Conference paper
A discussion on the ethical issues in peer-to-peer network monitoring
Postgraduate Electrical Engineering and Computing Symposium (PEECS 2012) (Perth, Western Australia, 09/11/2012)
2012
Abstract
Peer-to-peer networks have gained a significant amount of popularity since their inception, being used in a wide variety of contexts; both legal and illegal. The demand for monitoring techniques able to analyse performance, identify copyright infringers and detect the presence of peer-to-peer traffic on networks has similarly risen. Along with them ethical issues have surfaced, awareness of which is essential when planning research requiring peer-to-peer monitoring. This paper discusses the collection of data through the monitoring of peer-to-peer networks and identifies areas of particular ethical concern in its use.
Details
- Title
- A discussion on the ethical issues in peer-to-peer network monitoring
- Authors/Creators
- N. Small (Author/Creator)J. Meneghello (Author/Creator)K. Lee (Author/Creator)N. Sabooniha (Author/Creator)R. Schippers (Author/Creator)
- Conference
- Postgraduate Electrical Engineering and Computing Symposium (PEECS 2012) (Perth, Western Australia, 09/11/2012)
- Identifiers
- 991005544939007891
- Murdoch Affiliation
- School of Information Technology
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Conference paper
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