The Future of Identity in the Information Society [electronic resource] : Proceedings of the Third IFIP WG 9.2, 9.6/11.6, 11.7/FIDIS International Summer School on The Future of Identity in the Information Society, Karlstad University, Sweden, August 4–10, 2007 / edited by Simone Fischer-Hübner, Penny Duquenoy, Albin Zuccato, Leonardo Martucci.

Keynote Session 1: -- Social and Political Dimensions of Identity -- Workshop: Privacy Exploits -- A Forensic Framework for Tracing Phishers -- On the Internet, Things Never Go Away Completely — The growing problem of Internet data persistence -- Privacy in Danger: Let’s Google Your Privacy -- Workshop: Social and Philosophical Aspects of identity -- Self, Script, and Situation: Identity in a world of ICTs -- Moral identification in Identity Management Systems -- Keynote Session 2: -- Privacy in the Metaverse — Regulating a complex social construct in a Virtual World -- Young People’s Gender and Identity Work in a Swedish Internet Community -- Workshop: Ethical and Privacy Aspects of RFID -- Privacy implications of RFID: An assessment of threats and opportunites -- Identification and Tracking of Individuals and Social Networks using the Electronic Product Code on RFID Tags -- Implantable RFID Chips — Security versus Ethics -- Workshop: Privacy and identity in Online Social Networks and Communities -- The Need for a Paradigm Shift in Addressing Privacy Risks in Social Networking Applications -- Keynote Session 3: -- Authentication and Transaction Security in E-business -- Marrying Transparency Tools with User-Controlled Identity Management -- Workshop: Identity Management -- Identity Deployment and Management in Wireless Mesh Networks -- Automating Identity Management and Access Control -- Privacy-friendly Identity Management in eGovernment -- Generic Predefined Privacy Preferences for Online Applications -- Workshop: Legal Identity and Identification Aspects -- Data Protection and the Use of Biometric Data in the EU -- Keynote Session 4: -- ICT Implants -The Invasive Future of Identity? -- Workshop: Privacy-Enhancing Technologies -- Using Identity-Based Public-Key Cryptography with Images to Preserve Privacy -- Traffic Flow Confidentiality in IPsec: Protocol and Implementation -- On the Fundamentals of Anonymity Metrics -- A Model-based Analysis of Tunability in Privacy Services -- Workshop: Social and Cultural Aspects of Identity -- Digital Identity and Anonymity — Desi Manifestations and Regulation -- ICT and Social Work: A Question of Identities? -- Workshop: Identifiers in eHealth -- Putting Identifiers in the Context of eHealth — Introduction of a Model -- Workshop: Economical and Organisational Identity Aspects -- Knowledge Based Organization — An identification model -- Collaborative Knowledge Networks — Lessons to Learn from a Large Automotive Company -- Workshop: Economical Aspects of Identity Management -- Enterprise Identity Management — What’s in it for Organisations? -- Privacy and Data Protection in a User-Centric Business Model for Telecommunications Services.

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