Trusting The Trust
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The document discusses the concept of trust in various digital contexts. It raises questions about trusting social networks, banks, governments, code, and partners. It also discusses factors that can undermine trust, such as malware, hackers, and fraud. Finally, it suggests that reducing risks requires attention to people, processes, technology, and independent review over time.
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Bdg software uploaded
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Trusting The Trust
- 1. Trusting the Trust Budi Rahardjo budi@indocisc.com http://rahard.wordpress.com Inixindo Security Day Seminar The Executive Club, Jakarta, 19 March 2009
- 2. Trust vs. Security [no 100% secure system] march 2009 BR - trusting the trust
- 5. identity theft [facebook, friendster, … social networks do you trust your “ friends ”?] march 2009 BR - trusting the trust
- 6. “On the internet, nobody knows you’re a dog”
- 8. Do you trust your bank? march 2009 BR - trusting the trust
- 9. [“borrowed” slides on skimmer attached on an ATM machine of a local bank. Sorry, I cannot add the slides here since I don’t know the owner of the slides to ask/acknowledge.] march 2009 BR - trusting the trust
- 10. Do you trust your e-government? [election jokes, e-gov, e-proc] march 2009 BR - trusting the trust
- 11. [Examples of bad 2009 election campaign posters are available at http://janganbikinmalu2009.com] march 2009 BR - trusting the trust
- 12. Can you trust your code ? march 2009 BR - trusting the trust
- 13. Open Source is better, IF … march 2009 BR - trusting the trust
- 14. you play with your code [read Ken Thompson, "Reflections on Trusting Trust" ACM , September 1995] march 2009 BR - trusting the trust
- 16. meaning … skill is important [awareness too] march 2009 BR - trusting the trust
- 20. Thank you for trusting me :) Budi Rahardjo [email_address]