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The focus on k-anonymity enhancements along the last decade, allows this method to be elected as the point of start for many anonymization researches. In this paper we propose "Contra-Loss", a novel anonymization approach applied at internal level, to enhance local privacy where data is at rest and "Flexible k- anonymity" which aims to apply k-anonymity in most situations by defining a semantic ontology which distinguishes between scanty and abundant quasi-identifiers to achieve adequate k-blocks.
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