Privacy and security; shell scripting
- How many of those things had you done already?
- Who did the Next Steps?
- Any surprises or discoveries, pleasant or unpleasant?
Did these change how anyone thought about their smart devices?
It was a Superbowl ad!
What's the difference?
Why are we talking about this?
- Where has security come up in your Project?
- Has privacy come up?
- Type in whatever email you use most for online accounts
- How many did you get?
- Treats Privacy as a subset of Security (Confidentiality)
- What would make a system have higher needs for one vs. another?
- "High-water mark"
- Personally identifiable information (PII)
- Protected health information (PHI)
- Payment card industry (PCI) data
- What does it mean?
- Why is it important?
- Who uses one?
- What do they do?
- Why are they important/useful?
- What is it?
- What does it mean to consumers?
- Any downsides?
- Why is it important?
- How does it work? (high level)
- Why does it matter?
- Pipes
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Common for setup or administrative tasks.
- Shell scripts
- Make
Continue on Project Part 8
- If data extraction is central to how platforms create value, can we realistically expect meaningful privacy protection without fundamentally changing their underlying business models?
- If basic anonymization breaks the very predictive patterns that data scientists need to find, how do massive companies or healthcare researchers actually anonymize datasets without rendering them totally useless for machine learning models?
- In terms of companies, should they limit third party integrations that provides innovation to reduce security risks?
- [Apple] has a reputation for being closed and they do not happen to have a retailing platform beyond the one for their own products, but their recent announcement to let third-party providers integrate their AI Siri makes me wonder if they will be opening the door to privacy concerns and how data privacy can be mitigated once third parties are invited into the equation.
- Do you think government surveillance program details should inform the public of how their data is being used? Cause to me seems like they will face great backlashes and doomed to fail if they consulted public opinion since no one likes the idea of their data privacy being invaded even if it’s national security related problems.