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* RequestPolicy (By Justin Samuel and Beichuan Zhang, of University of Arizona!) | * RequestPolicy (By Justin Samuel and Beichuan Zhang, of University of Arizona!) | ||
* NoScript | * NoScript | ||
* PrivacyBadger (EFF) | * PrivacyBadger (EFF) | ||
* Self-Destructing Cookies | * Self-Destructing Cookies | ||
* HTTPS Everywhere (EFF) | * HTTPS Everywhere (EFF) | ||
* BetterPrivacy (removes LSO's -- supercookies -- which survive normal cleaning of cookie cache) | * BetterPrivacy (removes LSO's -- supercookies -- which survive normal cleaning of cookie cache) | ||
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Revision as of 17:45, 10 March 2016
This page is an effort to maintain an updated collection of important work on privacy.
Questions To Answer
general place to put largish, privacy-related questions
- What are the different varieties of privacy? (To be addressed soon in a meeting on Topics in Differential Privacy, see calendar).
- How much can a person at various levels of authority access of email sent from/to a University of Arizona email account? The rumor is that a lot can be accessed by a lot of people.
Calendar
Events in this calendar are links to readings on differential privacy. <EventCalendar> namespace = PrivacyGroup_Event aspectratio = 1.35 </EventCalendar>
Tools help
browser tools
- RequestPolicy (By Justin Samuel and Beichuan Zhang, of University of Arizona!)
- NoScript
- PrivacyBadger (EFF)
- Self-Destructing Cookies
- HTTPS Everywhere (EFF)
- BetterPrivacy (removes LSO's -- supercookies -- which survive normal cleaning of cookie cache)
other tools
- installing the latest GPG
- secure SSH
- Using gpg-agent instead of ssh-agent
- dns leak test -- Test whether you're leaking DNS information while on your VPN, and fix it
various
- you broke the internet, we'll build a gnu one
- EPIC privacy-related tools
- PrivacyPal, Automated Privacy Policy Parsing
- RAPPOR for privacy-preserving stats
- Surveillance Self Defense (EFF)
Additional Sources
why care about privacy?
- 5 min recorded presentation I gave to local businesses on why they should care about privacy NEW
- DoNotTrack documentary
- Why privacy matters
- Maciej Ceglowski's excellent talk
- it could happen to you, congress
- MLK Jr. and the history of bulk surveillance against people of color
giving up privacy
- Americans say they want privacy, but act as if they don't
- The End of Privacy on NPR
- Atlantic article on an Arizona man whose anti-privacy views lead him to share everything, including passwords to email, banks, etc.
- Londoners give up their first born in agreeing to privacy policy
how universities can help
- Don't break Tor and tell the FBI before telling the Tor project NEW
- boingboing on online privacy and libraries
- NSF "Dear Collegue" letter on privacy-related research
- Tor exit nodes list. Note the universities hosting! (MIT, UMich, BU, ...)
miscellaneous
- Head of FTC won't use fitbit b/c of privacy worries
- Whoops, CISA included in budget bill
- List of printers that produce tracking dots
- ProtectionOfHumanSubjects
- Ai Weiwei, Privacy, and the future of surveillance
- Privacy Bibliography
- police and drone use in Baltimore
- U.N. Report on Encryption as a right. "... [T]he present report examines two linked questions. First, do the rights to privacy and freedom of opinion and expression protect secure online communication, specifically by encryption or anonymity? And, second, assuming an affirmative answer, to what extent may Governments, in accordance with human rights law, impose restrictions on encryption and anonymity?"
- CMU study supports that Google cannot police abuse of its ad system, resulting in violation of privacy
- CEO of Hacking Team interviewed on BusinessInsider