Keynote: Who Deserves Cybersecurity? Expanding Our Circle of Care
summary
Claims that AVs miss commercial stalkerware (about a 60% hit rate on early tests) prompt formation of a coalition of EFF plus nine organizations, a tight stalkerware definition, and coordinated sample sharing that raises detection to 95–99% for many products. Reports document handling roughly a dozen abuse cases per day for a year. Work produces concrete artifacts — a revamped Surveillance Self-Defense guide and a Security Education Companion — that get adopted and push vendors and regulators to act.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:16Intro
- 4:04Who Deserves Cyber Security
- 5:46Advanced Persistent Threat
- 15:45Bloomberg
- 20:01Not all Journalists and Activists Are Created Equal
- 26:17Harm Reduction
- 29:59Approaches to Threat Modeling
- 41:33Public Interest Technologists
- 42:31Consumer Reports
- 45:58Questions
- 48:11Peer Pressure
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