Presentation at BBC Media City organised by Birmingham City University and BBC Academy

1. @PaulBradshaw, Birmingham City University
Protecting Your Sources, Stories and Brands, BBC Media City 2015
Web security:
#safestories

2. This is what most people think of.

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6. Anouk Mols, working paper 2015

7. But it’s just as likely to
be someone like this...

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National
security

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National
security
Police

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National
security
Police
Public
bodies

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National
security
Police
Public
bodies
Ideologues

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National
security
Police
Public
bodies
Ideologues

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National
security
Police
Public
bodies
Ideologues
Hackers
for LOLs

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National
security
Police
Public
bodies
Ideologues
Hackers
for LOLs
Hackers
for £££

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National
security
Police
Public
bodies
Ideologues
Hackers
for LOLs
Hackers
for £££
Private
eyes

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National
security
Police
Public
bodies
Ideologues
Hackers
for LOLs
Hackers
for £££
Private
eyes
Employers

19. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/9182991/Digital-surveillance-what-my-phone-records-say-
517,236 searches
795 public bodies
1 year

20. http://www.iocco-uk.info/docs/2015%20Half-yearly%20report%20(web%20version).pdf

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http://bigstory.ap.org/article/govt-obtains-wide-ap-phone-records-probe
What might be used against you?

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http://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-snooped-through-blogger039s-email-to-find-source-of-windows-8-leaks

23. Source: OJB

24. Source: OJB

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National
security
Police
Hackers
for LOLs
Hackers
for £££
Private
eyes

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Backdoors
Laws
Metadata
Passwords Interception
Social
engineering
Theft

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What might be used against you?

28. http://loudhailr.wordpress.com/2014/11/21/video-students-explain-why-they-are-protesting-for-free-education/
Threat modelling
Why, by who, how, and
what could go wrong?

29. Do they want your...
•Documents
•Interactions
•Audiences
Stories, sources, brands

30. Source: OJB

33. Simple bites.

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https://maps.google.com/locationhistory/b/0

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https://twitter.com/settings/security

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Public wifi is, er... public.

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What could go wrong?

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It is password protected?

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It’s not password protected
(And it’s not deleted)

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A false sense of ‘security’

44. Image: Tambako the Jaguar
Thank you.@PaulBradshaw, Birmingham City University
Protecting Your Sources, Stories and Brands, BBC Media City 2015