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AUTHOR(S)

Shakir Khan, Dr. Arun Sharma, Abu Sarwar Zamani, Ali Akhtar

KEYWORDS

Index Terms— Data mining, security, safety, security suggestions, preserving data mining, data mining applications

ABSTRACT

Abstract- In this paper we first look at data mining applications in safety measures and their suggestions for privacy. After that we then inspect the idea of privacy and give a synopsis of the developments particularly those on privacy preserving data mining. We then present an outline for research on confidentiality and data mining.

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