Governments as Malware Authors - The Next Generation
Explore government-sponsored malware development, examining involved nations, skill acquisition, budgets, and potential countermeasures against sophisticated cyber threats.
Lawful Access Panel
Panel discussion on legal and technical challenges of secret surveillance orders, including National Security Letters and lawful intercepts. Experts explore risks, defenses, and experiences fighting invasive searches in networks.
How Does Coronavirus Impact Cryptocurrencies
Explore the impact of Coronavirus on cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin's price crash, hash rate changes, effects on decentralized finance, and the role of crypto in privacy preservation against government surveillance.
One Year of Snowden, What's Next?
Exploring the impact of Snowden's revelations on global surveillance, data privacy, and societal implications. Discusses potential defenses against large-scale intelligence gathering operations.
The Coming War on Encryption - Part 3
Explore current legislative threats to encryption, focusing on Senate proposals, FBI initiatives, and global efforts to undermine secure messaging under the pretext of fighting exploitation.
EARN-IT Act 2022: The Threat to Encryption and Privacy
Explore the revival of the EARN-IT Act and its potential impact on encryption, privacy, and free speech. Learn about government-mandated backdoors and Section 230 implications.
Costruiamo una società ospitale | Fiorenzo Ferrari | TEDxVerbania
Quante volte abbiamo sentito dire che i giovani “non sono più quelli di una volta”? E quante volte, invece, abbiamo davvero dato loro spazio per esprimersi e diventare protagonisti del proprio presente e del futuro della società in cui viviamo? Nel suo talk, Fiorenzo Ferrari presenta un metodo inno
How we learned to watch ourselves | Messiah Godfried Majid | TEDxUMiami
In a world filled with visibility, we often assume the greatest threat comes from being watched. But what happens when the gaze no longer comes from outside, when we carry it within ourselves? In this talk, Messiah explores how surveillance quietly shifted from something imposed upon us to something