TrustyCon
@TrustyCon
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Thursday, February 27. AMC Metreon 16, San Francsico. http://t.co/hCLZDSPjtX
San Francisco, CA
Joined January 2014
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RT @IEthics: @EdFelten re gov. #surveillance: "We need to push for accountability and . for computer science that will enable that" #Trus….
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RT @timothy_yim: Kudos to a successful #TrustyCon. Remember: "Technology should not only be Secure, it should be Trustworthy." #PrivacyOnth….
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RT @meganegarcia: Jeff Moss advocates for viewing #cybersecurity like public health: firewall and other defenses are the new "vaccine" #Tr….
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Founder of DEF CON Jeff Moss argues you're not fully immunized unless you protect yourself & others' systems. Drive up the cost of attacks.
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Trusted computing helps against firmware and software attacks, but not against state sponsors. It's up to us to help secure the Internet!.
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Software Guard Extensions are secure "enclaves" backed by fully-encrypted memory and could make DRM harder to circumvent. - @sweis.
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Trusted Platform Module: the coming civil war on general purpose computing (by Cory Doctorow). http://t.co/fIz6LoC5Pf
#TrustyCon @sweis.
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Even if we win the right to own and control our computers, a dilemma remains: what rights do owners owe users?
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Trusted Computing, as defined in @sweis's talk at #Trustycon: Ensure _____'s software is running on _____'s computer.
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NSA ANT catalog: for NSA employees to order technologies for tapping their targets' data. http://t.co/f1XVrGVydX
#TrustyCon @sweis.
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RT @bsmartt13: @TrustyCon was an incredible way to spend Thursday of #rsa2014. Blew my expectations out of the park.
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RT @riskstrategist: Zooko's triangle ( http://t.co/w3N9FpWNOC) and DNSSEC based solutions being discussed by Chris Palmer of @google at @Tru….
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Dan Boneh on new frontiers in #cybersecurity: obfuscation (as a tool) solves many, many open problems in crypto.
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Chris Palmer recommends diving into the following research on CAA, PKP, TACK, and CT. http://t.co/BLc6yg28BR.
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Public Key Pinning (PKP) is simple and proven effective. but it's brittle and the path building is weird. - Chris Palmer #Trustycon.
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RT @antagonismorg: To whoever set up the live feed for @TrustyCon thank you so much. I really appreciate it.
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Secure Naming should be meaningful, decentralized, and secure. Zooko's Triangle claims you can only pick 2. - Chris Palmer.
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