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==Mesh Network Vaccination== | ==Mesh Network Vaccination== | ||
Revision as of 23:03, 12 January 2010
This page reflects the brainstorming and discussion of the cybersecurity group in Jonathan Zittrain's Cyberlaw: Difficult Problems Class.
Problems to Tackle
Password Protection
- encrypted password storage within browser
- rejecting weak passwords
- require keystrokes for weak passwords (rejecting autofill)
- using recaptcha or pictures (esp game), etc as dual key for all passwords
Mesh Network Vaccination
Stop Badware
Presentational ideas
- "This is your internet, this is your internet on botnet"
- Ham Sandwich metaphor acted out in reality
- Voiceover puppets a la JZ's video explanation of Herdict
- PSA Announcement featuring Internationally Recognized Magician Michael Feldman