Web services are loosely coupled Web-enabled applications that can be dynamically invoked to facilitate business interactions through well-defined interfaces over the Internet. However, since personal data will be exchanged between nested Web services, the question how to preserve a user's data privacy becomes a challenging issue. In this paper we aim to minimize personal data disclosure in service composition that consists several nested Web services. To do so, we propose a practical, scalable and light-weight privacy-enhanced design that uses a privacy proxy to achieve data privacy. We furthermore show that by utilizing the privacy proxy in combination with advertising its capabilities and requirements as service level agreements (SLA's), it is possible to enhance data privacy in existing service infrastructure in a minimal invasive manner.
['Zhendong Ma', 'Jurgen Manglery', 'Christian Wagner', 'Thomas Bleier']
Enhance Data Privacy in Service Compositions through a Privacy Proxy