Mark Zuckerberg tried to blame Cambridge University in his recent testimony before the US Senate, saying “We do need to understand whether there was something bad going on in Cambridge University overall, that will require a stronger action from us.” The New Scientist invited me to write a rebuttal piece, and here it is. Dr … Continue reading Don’t blame Cambridge for Facebook’s privacy crisis
I’m liveblogging the Workshop on Security and Human Behaviour which is being held here in Cambridge. The programme is here. For background, see the liveblogs for SHB 2008-15 which are linked here. Blog posts summarising the talks at the workshop sessions will appear as followups below.
I’m liveblogging the Workshop on Security and Human Behaviour which is being held in Harvard. The programme is here. For background, see the liveblogs for SHB 2008-15 which are linked here and here. Blog posts summarising the talks at the workshop sessions will appear as followups below.
Today we unveil a major report on whether law enforcement and intelligence agencies should have exceptional access to cryptographic keys and to our computer and communications data generally. David Cameron has called for this, as have US law enforcement leaders such as FBI Director James Comey. This policy repeats a mistake of the 1990s. The … Continue reading Crypto Wars 2.0
I’m liveblogging the Workshop on Security and Human Behaviour which is being held here in Georgetown. The programme is here. For background, see the liveblogs for SHB 2008-13 which are linked here and here. Blog posts summarising the talks at the workshop sessions will appear as followups below.
I’m liveblogging the Workshop on Security and Human Behaviour which is being held here in Cambridge. The participants’ papers are here and the programme is here. For background, see the liveblogs for SHB 2008-13 which are linked here and here. Blog posts summarising the talks at the workshop sessions will appear as followups below, and … Continue reading Security and Human Behaviour 2014
I’m liveblogging the Workshop on Security and Human Behaviour which is being held at USC in Los Angeles. The participants’ papers are here; for background, see the liveblogs for SHB 2008-12 which are linked here and here. Blog posts summarising the talks at the workshop sessions will appear as followups below. (Added: there is another … Continue reading Security and Human Behaviour 2013
I’m liveblogging the Workshop on Security and Human Behaviour which is being held at Google in New York. The participants’ papers are here, while for background, see the liveblogs for SHB 2008-11 which are linked here. Blog posts on workshop sessions will appear as followups below.
I’m liveblogging the Workshop on Security and Human Behaviour which is being held at CMU. For background, see the liveblogs for SHB 2010, SHB2009 and SHB2008. The papers are here and the session reports will appear as followups to this post.
I’m at SHB 2010, which brings security engineers together with psychologists, behavioral economists and others interested in deception, fraud, fear, risk perception and how we make security systems more usable. Here is the agenda. I will be liveblogging the event in comments below this post. Here are the liveblogs for SHB 2009 and SHB 2008.