Building a Privacy Testbed
summary
A reproducible lab emulates real-world networks to measure what apps actually leak: KVM-based virtualization runs thousands of guest VMs, a Rust CLI modeled on docker-compose orchestrates deployments, and an Open vSwitch + Floodlight SDN inserts logging points to capture metadata and TLS flows. Work already handles eSIM and adb-driven UI scripts to exercise apps, compares third-party API leakage, produces shareable datasets, and plans scaleup and tool integration for automated privacy evaluations.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:49Why a Privacy Testbed?
- 6:11High-level Design
- 6:50Implementation
- 7:32Challenges and Lessons
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