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The document discusses the deep web and surface web. The deep web contains 96% of web content that is not indexed by typical search engines and allows for anonymity. In contrast, the surface web is publicly accessible content like social media websites. The document then discusses illegal deep web sites like the "Candy" child pornography site and "Daisy's Destruction" livestream founded by convicted pedophile Peter Scully. It also mentions mysterious deep web content like conspiracy theories and the "Suicide Mouse" lost Mickey Mouse cartoon, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of using the deep web.
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Privacy isdeadgetoveritredux 10.12.2014
BeeHive Varna
http://beehive.bg
Тема:
Компютърна сигурност, анонимност, защита на лични данни в Интернет
Заглавие на лекцията:
"Privacy Is Dead, Get Over It REDUX", BeeHive Varna
Лектор:
Мурад Касим, Project Manager & Software Developer at 158 Ltd.
Дата:
10.12.2014 19:10, BeeHive Varna
Място:
BeeHive Co-Working Space, Varna, Bulgaria
Описание:
Това е продължението на оригиналната лекция "Privacy Is Dead" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_C_2...), която се проведе през октомври 2014 във BeeHive Varna (http://beehive.bg/). Целта на лекцията е да запознае всички хора с това до каква дълбока степен се събират лични данни по всеки един възможен начин за нас и че вече е невъзможно да бъдем аномни в интернет, благодарение на това че ние сами споделяме със всеки един нашите най-съкровени тайни. За всеки човек се изгражда много подробно досие, с което се търгува и ескпериментира по всякакъв възможен начин благодарение на нашето постоянно безразборно споделяне на лична информация.
Първо ще започнем с кратък преглед на причините, заради които компаниите имат интерес да изграждат поведенчески модели за нас, след това ще дадем няколко забавни примери за това как понякога хората споделят твърде лични неща с напълно непознати хора. След това следва една "по-техническа" част, където ще разгледаме накратко как големи компании като Facebook и Google събират данни за потребителите си, какво твърдят, че правят с тях и какво реално правят. Ще си поговорим и малко за нашумялата в последни години мрежа за анонимност Tor. Накрая ще завърша с някои наистина крайно авангардни технологии за следене и наблюдение, които са разработени и патентовани през последните няколко години и вече започват да се прилагат в САЩ.
Събитието във Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/events/84997...
Благодарим на следните компании, за подкрепата им към събитието:
Beehive Varna - http://beehive.bg/
158 Ltd - http://158ltd.com
телевизия bTV - http://www.btv.bg/
телевизия "Черно Море" - http://www.cherno-more.tv/
списание "VIP" - http://spisanievip.com/
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Jonathan James was convicted and sent to prison as a minor for hacking networks including Bell South, Miami-Dade, the US Department of Defense, and NASA, downloading $1.7 million worth of source code. He later committed suicide while being investigated for other attacks.
Albert Gonzalez hacked over 170 million stolen credit and debit card numbers, equal to over half the US population, and was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Kevin Mitnick was the "Most Wanted Computer Criminal" for hacking cell phones to make free calls and stealing code from companies. He was sentenced to 5 years in prison but now works as a security consultant.
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1. Malicious software : Chernobyl virus
The Chernobyl virus is a computer virus with a potentially devastating payload that destroys all
computer data when an infected file is executed. Since many files are executed during computer
use, the virus is able to spread quickly and infect those files. The Chernobyl virus is the first
virus known to have the power to damage computer hardware. The activated viral strain attempts
to erase the hard drive and overwrite the system\'s BIOS as well.
The virus was detected as early as 1998, but its payload was first triggered April 16, 1999 -
which was the 13th anniversary of the disaster at the Chernobyl nuclear reactor.
Although U.S. and European computer users were affected, especially students and some
businesses, most of Chernobyl\'s damage was wrought in Asia and the Middle East.
Chernobyl actually is a variant of a virus known as CIH, the initials for the alleged author of the
virus, Chen Ing-hau, a Taiwanese computer engineering student.
CIH is sometimes referred to as a \"space filler virus,\" referring to its ability to clandestinely
take up file space on computers and prevent anti-virus software from running.
2. CHILD SOLICITING AND ABUSE : Child Soliciting and Abuse generally occurs when
criminals solicit minors via chat rooms for the purpose of child pornography.
Only 18% of youth use chat rooms, however, the majority of Internet-initiated sex crimes against
children are initiated in chat rooms.
In 82% of online sex crimes against minors, the offender used the victim\'s social networking
site to gain information about the victim\'s likes and dislikes.
At least 200 million girls and 100 million boys will be sexually victimized before they reach
adulthood
3. IDENTITY THEFT: ABRAHAM ABDALLAH
Abraham Abdallah was a high school dropout, but also ran one of the most elaborate internet-
based identity theft schemes in recent history. The restaurant busboy was able to breach credit
card companies, banks and other financial brokerages using the identities of some of the world’s
richest people. According to the New York City Police Department, Abdallah was able to steal
millions of dollars from people like movie director Steven Spielberg, CNN Founder Ted Turner,
financier George Soros and billionaire Warren Buffet, all from a computer inside of a Brooklyn,
New York City-based library. Abdallah successfully conned banks by posing to be financial
representatives for many of these individuals. He was eventually monitored and arrested after the
FBI received information from a financial institution that one of their clients did not request a
large transfer of money.
4. HACKING: THE SONY PICTURES HACK
A successful attack on Sony Pictures\' computer systems threw the entire studio into disarray in
late November. The hijackers\' identity and motivation remain unclear, though in the days
following the attack, evidence has surfaced to suggest it originated in North Korea. Rather than
attempting to steal money or o.
Phone hacking scandal
The Phone Hacking Scandal involved Rupert Murdoch's News Corp illegally hacking voicemail messages of thousands of people, including politicians, celebrities, and victims of crimes. This included using private investigators to obtain confidential information from the Royal Family. The scandal forced Britain's top policeman to resign, threatened Murdoch's media empire, and raised questions about Prime Minister David Cameron's judgment. Private investigators had been illegally obtaining private information for news stories. Successful lawsuits led to financial payouts and more evidence of offenses being discovered. News of the World took responsibility for hacking, though some victims did not receive apologies or compensation. The scandal was a major privacy violation but provided exclusive stories, though hacking a murdered girl's phone to suggest she was alive
Censorship
Censorship takes many forms such as blocking, withholding, destroying, altering, or self-censoring information from being read, heard or seen. Examples include a newspaper censoring a photo of a war victim due to nudity, a country banning a book for being too pornographic, suspicions that a political figure altered records of confidential information, and journalists self-censoring due to draconian defamation laws. The purpose of censorship is to control the flow of information and knowledge, but it ultimately undermines credibility and prevents people from making fully informed judgments.
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- 3. What is Deep Web? Deep web is a World Wide Web content that is not part of the surface web (content that is available to the general public) which is indexed by the standard search engine. Surface web has 4% World Wide Web content while Deep web has 96% World Wide Web content.
- 4. Difference between Surface Web and Deep Web Surface Web DeepWeb -Social Medias websites eg.) Facebook,Twitter, E-commerce,Youtube, instagram etc. -Unsearchable websites -Remain anonymous -Drugs, Pornography, and illegal markets -Mysteries, conspiracies
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- 19. Advantages and Disadvantages of Deep Web Advantages : - Privacy, confidentiality, and being anonymous on the web - Enlightenment Disadvantages : - Criminals makes use of deepweb to commit serious crimes and it takes time to trace them - Your life was in danger if you accidentally discover illegal transaction - It can destroy your device , it contains lots of viruses and malwares
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