Overview
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Explore the intricate relationship between trust, security, and society in this 56-minute Black Hat USA 2012 conference talk by Bruce Schneier. Delve into how trust forms the foundation of human societies and examine the various societal pressures developed to maintain cooperation and prevent abuse. Analyze moral, reputational, institutional, and security systems, understanding their strengths and weaknesses in today's interconnected world. Investigate concepts such as the Prisoner's Dilemma, optimal balance of societal pressures, and the security gap created by technological advancements. Gain insights into reactive security, the PKI model, and the impact of anonymity on trust systems. This thought-provoking presentation challenges viewers to consider the complex interplay between trust, security, and societal structures in our rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Syllabus
Intro
Trust
Trust is Essential
Security Enables Trust
Trust as a Person
Trust Institutions and Systems
Cooperation
Prisoners Dilemma
Morals
Reputation
Morality and Reputation
Scale and Delegation
Institutional Pressures
Stealing
Society pressures
Optimal balance
Meta meta meta
Scale
Security gap
Reactive security
Technological security
Society isnt always right
Too much societal pressure
Defectors
Questions
Culture
Reputational Systems
Anonymous
PKI Model
Taught by
Black Hat