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    The document discusses pervasive communication security and privacy. It examines how users created access control policies when not constrained by physical keys during a trial deployment of a system called Grey. Users created policies that differed from their physical key policies and changed policies more easily. The trial also found unexpected uses, like users unlocking doors without leaving their chairs. In conclusion, the document discusses determining security and privacy parameters for pervasive communication and examining two existing solutions targeting different pervasive environments.

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    The document discusses pervasive communication security and privacy. It examines how users created access control policies when not constrained by physical keys during a trial deployment of a system called Grey. Users created policies that differed from their physical key policies and changed policies more easily. The trial also found unexpected uses, like users unlocking doors without leaving their chairs. In conclusion, the document discusses determining security and privacy parameters for pervasive communication and examining two existing solutions targeting different pervasive environments.

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    delegation was being investigated in better ways to bootstrap so that Grey will be
    more useful, even for a small population.
    One of the objectives of this trial deployment was to study the types of accesscontrol policies users would create when no longer constrained by the limitations
    imposed by difficult-to-obtain physical keys. It is observed that the users creating
    policies that did not mirror the policies they had with physical keys, and it is found
    that the low overhead for creating and changing policies with Grey encourages
    policy change and the creation of policies that better fit the users needs.
    Finally, it is surprised for some of the unanticipated uses that the users made of
    the Grey system. For example, some of the users routinely use Grey to unlock
    doors without having to get out of their chairs. It would not have probably discovered without a field study.

    1.5 Conclusion
    In this chapter, we have discussed the state of the art of privacy and security for pervasive communication. To determine the security and privacy for pervasive communication, related parameters are determined. Finally, two different existing solutions are
    discussed targeting different pervasive environments.

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