Re: [projectvrm] Fwd: [Privacy-list] Tracking the Trackers - Talks@TechSci 11/18 11AM - 12PM

[Peter Cranstone < >]

This should be interesting. Let's see if he covers section 10.8 of RFC 7540 (HTTP 2.0 spec). It's a PRIVACY nightmare.

You ain't seen nothing yet if that becomes the new spec.

Peter Cranstone

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Subject: [projectvrm] Fwd: [Privacy-list] Tracking the Trackers - Talks@TechSci 11/18 11AM - 12PM

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Talks@TechSci in the ToTS and TIP Series

Friday 11/18 11AM - 12PM in CGIS Knafel K262 (1737 Cambridge St). Conference call 724-707-3623 PIN: 53553

Tracking the Trackers

 

Online tracking poses a serious privacy challenge that has drawn significant attention in both academia and industry.

In this talk, I discuss my company's recent work in detecting tracking and exposing both the extent of tracker and the (mostly unseen) profiles generated by the tracking for the trackers. I will also reflect on whether the benefits of "Big Data" actually requires a massive privacy breach on a global scale or whether this is just a convenience for the companies involved to have all the data at hand. The interesting case of the browser (a major component/accomplice in tracking) as a precursor of things to come when everything becomes a computer (IoT etc...) will be discussed.

Speaker: Jean-Paul Schmetz is the Chief Scientist of Burda GmbH (a major German Media Company) and the founder/CEO of Cliqz GmbH (a browser/search engine company owned by Burda and Mozilla). He received his MS in Computer Science from Stanford University and his MA in Philosophy from the University of Louvain.

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