Explore privacy and security in the digital age through this GOTO 2014 conference talk by Tim Bray, father of XML. Delve into policy issues, costs, and economics of privacy before focusing on the current state of technological solutions. Learn about tools and techniques for offering high degrees of privacy at reasonable costs without requiring users to understand complex authentication or cryptography. Discover developments in open-source software that are advancing privacy protection. Gain insights into HTTPS, two-factor authentication, end-to-end encryption, and cryptography implementations in various programming languages. Understand the impact of Edward Snowden's revelations on the tech industry and the importance of addressing privacy concerns in modern app development.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Software Developers
Mr Snowden
Criminals
Misguided
Not useful
Tribal Culture
The Gift of Civilization
The Internet Engineering Task Force
What is privacy
Use HTTPS
Failure modes
HTTPS is flawed
The Great Disguise
The Mossad
Economics
Pinned certs
Twofactor authentication
Google Authenticator
Fido
Endtoend
OpenPGP
Public Key Private Key
Public Keys
Privacy Guardian
Open PGP
Python
Go
Bouncy Castle
Keybase
Open Keychain
Cryptography on Android
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