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"attributes": {
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"attributes": {
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"method": {
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"method": {
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"description": "Anonymisation (pseudo or not) method(s) used",
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"description": "Anonymisation (or pseudo-anonymisation) method(s) used",
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"ui-priority": 1,
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"ui-priority": 1,
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"disable_correlation": true,
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"disable_correlation": true,
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"sane_default": [
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"sane_default": [
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"hiding - Attribute is replaced with a constant value (typically 0) of the same size. Sometimes called 'black marker'.",
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"hiding - Attribute is replaced with a constant value (typically 0) of the same size. Sometimes called 'black marker'.",
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"hash - A hash function maps each attribute to a new (not necessarily unique) attribute.",
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"hash - A hash function maps each attribute to a new (not necessarily unique) attribute.",
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"permutation - Maps each original value to a unique new value.",
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"permutation - Maps each original value to a unique new value.",
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"prefix-preserving - Any two values that had the same n-bit prefix before anonymization will still have the same n-bit prefix as each other after anonymization. (Would be more accurately called 'prefix-relationship-preserving', because the actual prefix values are not preserved.) ",
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"prefix-preserving - Any two values that had the same n-bit prefix before anonymisation will still have the same n-bit prefix as each other after anonymization. (Would be more accurately called 'prefix-relationship-preserving', because the actual prefix values are not preserved.) ",
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"shift - Adds a fixed offset to each value/attribute.",
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"shift - Adds a fixed offset to each value/attribute.",
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"enumeration - Map each original value to a new value such that their ordering is preserved.",
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"enumeration - Map each original value to a new value such that their ordering is preserved.",
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"partitioning - Possible values are partitioned into meaningful sets; actual values are replaced with a fixed value from the same set. E.g., TCP port numbers 0 to 1023 are replaced with 0, and 1024 to 65535 replaced with 65535.",
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"partitioning - Possible values are partitioned into meaningful sets; actual values are replaced with a fixed value from the same set. E.g., TCP port numbers 0 to 1023 are replaced with 0, and 1024 to 65535 replaced with 65535.",
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"version": 1,
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"version": 1,
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"description": "Anonymisation object describing an anonymisation technique which is used in MISP anonymised attributes. Reference: https://www.caida.org/tools/taxonomy/anonymization.xml",
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"description": "Anonymisation object describing an anonymisation technique used to encode MISP attribute values. Reference: https://www.caida.org/tools/taxonomy/anonymization.xml",
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"meta-category": "misc",
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"meta-category": "misc",
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"uuid": "5867cffe-60ff-44f6-b097-e5f36b5de0ac",
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"uuid": "5867cffe-60ff-44f6-b097-e5f36b5de0ac",
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"name": "anonymisation"
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"name": "anonymisation"
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