Protecting your stories, sources and brands as journalists & publishers
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This document discusses various threats to online security and privacy. It notes that while many people think of threats from national security, police or hackers, threats can also come from public bodies, ideologues, and others seeking information for profit or other motives. Various methods are discussed that could be used against individuals, including backdoors, intercepting passwords, social engineering, theft, and exploiting metadata. It emphasizes the importance of considering who might want personal information and how it could be compromised when modeling security threats.
Protecting your stories, sources and brands as journalists & publishers
- 1. @PaulBradshaw, Birmingham City University Protecting Your Sources, Stories and Brands, BBC Media City 2015 Web security: #safestories
- 2. This is what most people think of.
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- 6. Anouk Mols, working paper 2015
- 7. But it’s just as likely to be someone like this...
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- 17. * National security Police Public bodies Ideologues Hackers for LOLs Hackers for £££ Private eyes
- 19. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/9182991/Digital-surveillance-what-my-phone-records-say- 517,236 searches 795 public bodies 1 year
- 21. * http://bigstory.ap.org/article/govt-obtains-wide-ap-phone-records-probe What might be used against you?
- 23. Source: OJB
- 24. Source: OJB
- 27. * What might be used against you?
- 28. http://loudhailr.wordpress.com/2014/11/21/video-students-explain-why-they-are-protesting-for-free-education/ Threat modelling Why, by who, how, and what could go wrong?
- 29. Do they want your... •Documents •Interactions •Audiences Stories, sources, brands
- 30. Source: OJB
- 33. Simple bites.
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- 38. * Public wifi is, er... public.
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- 40. ** What could go wrong?
- 41. ** It is password protected?
- 42. ** It’s not password protected (And it’s not deleted)
- 43. * A false sense of ‘security’
- 44. Image: Tambako the Jaguar Thank you.@PaulBradshaw, Birmingham City University Protecting Your Sources, Stories and Brands, BBC Media City 2015