Gone in 15 Minutes: Losing Your Privacy While Standing in a Crowd
summary
Examines how privacy can be rapidly eroded in public crowds by exploring shifting privacy/security boundaries and their consequences; discusses the need to continuously reassess privacy posture rather than treat it as fixed, and outlines implications for information security practice and policy.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:18The Problem
- 4:58What We Know
- 6:08The Danger
- 9:16Who Does This
- 11:27Tools of the Trade
- 12:45Anatomy of the Attack
- 14:35What Do We Do
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