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Secure databases: protection against user influence

Users may be able to compromise databases by asking a series of questions and then inferring new information from the answers. The complexity of protecting a database against this technique is discussed here.

Richard J. Lipton | David P. Dobkin | Anita K. Jones | R. Lipton | D. Dobkin

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