Why your digital reputation matters?
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The document discusses the importance of digital reputation, referred to as a 'digital tattoo,' highlighting how online information can impact individuals' lives and privacy. It presents data on the exponential growth of information created and the implications of personal data shared online. The author emphasizes common misconceptions about privacy and the challenges posed by advancements in technology, such as ransomware and the dark web.
Why your digital reputation matters?
- 1. Digital Tattoo : Why your digital reputation matters? Parakum Pathirana GRC Consultant MSc, FBCS, CISA, CISM, CGEIT, CISSP, ISO 27001 LA, MCP, CHFI, QCS, ITIL
- 2. Disclaimer • I’m employed in the #infosec industry, however not authorized to speak on behalf of my employer/ clients • Everything I say can be blamed on the voices in your head
- 3. My credentials • 12+ years of making mistakes • Tutor, consultant/ advisor, auditor, head of InfoSec/ CSO. • Sectors: financial, leisure, manufacturing, advertising, gov, insurance, etc. • Crazy about #cycling, #infosec, #socialmedia • Still learning and not an expert at anything • lk.linkedin.com/pub/parakum- pathirana/2/a52/2a2/
- 4. Agenda • Data ! Data !! Data !!! • Why Tattoo • My Digital Tattoo • Where we are heading !!! • Facebook • Implications • Recap
- 5. Data ! Data !! Data !!!
- 6. Data ! Data !! Data !!! • "There was 5 exabytes of information created between the dawn of civilization through 2003…… but that much information is now created every 2 days, and the pace is increasing...People aren't ready for the technology revolution that's going to happen to them....“ • "If I look at enough of your messaging and your location, and use Artificial Intelligence," Schmidt said, "we can predict where you are going to go." • "Show us 14 photos of yourself and we can identify who you are. You think you don't have 14 photos of yourself on the internet? You've got Facebook photos! People will find it's very useful to have devices that remember what you want to do, because you forgot...But society isn't ready for questions that will be raised as result of user-generated content." -Eric Schmidt @ the Techonomy confab in 2010
- 7. Why Tattoo
- 9. My Life: Seen through Google
- 10. Your digital tattoo – what is it? • All the information online either posted by you or by others (anything else?). • It’s what people learn about you on the Internet based on What you search, where you search, what you post and what others post about you or in response to you (can we extend this further).
- 11. Common misconceptions • My posts are private • It’s OK to share everything, I’ve nothing to hide. • Who cares about my photo(s)/ what I post?
- 12. Challenges • Digital Currency • Dark Web • IoT
- 13. Ransomware as a Service
- 15. Few Videos • Homeland Pace Maker Hack • FF7 : Using hacked autonomous cars
- 18. Thank you
Editor's Notes
- #2: Big data, tattoo, immortality
- #6: 530,000,000 songs 90 years of HD video 10003 GB gigabyte 10004 TB terabyte 10005 PB petabyte 10006 EB exabyte 10007 ZB zettabyte 10008 YB yottabyte
- #8: Strikingly beautiful Intriguing Show allegiance Serious mistakes – luckily he can’t see it can be permanent? is public? hard to remove? What happens if google, facebook, twitter, linkedin, cell phones, travel advisor – all what you use every day turned out to be a digital tattoo
- #9: From maltego
- #10: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324170004578638402779534498.html?mod=e2tw First, this data can only be collected when you are logged in to a Google service. Second, Google gives you options to turn the collection off, or delete archived data. And third, access to all this information is password protected. But once you get past the login screen, the amount of information there is staggering every YouTube video you watched, all the Web pages you visited, calls you made with Google Voice, even a day-by-day history of every location you have looked up on Google Maps And this is based on what is being stored right now, before wearable computers and self-driving cars. As time goes on, our Google Dashboards will tell us more and more about who we are, and who we were.
- #13: Smart cities Everything is connected
- #14: Leaked stolen NSA tools to the net subscribers will need to stump up a monthly fee of 100 ZEC (Zcash), a virtual currency that cannot be traced like bitcoin. It equates to about £20,000 a month. monthly zero-day dump service that will commence in June
- #15: Pacemakers are implantable cardiac devices used to regulate abnormal heart rhythms, and most are updateable by physicians and technicians either in proximity of the device or remotely including a lack of authentication and encryption, and the use of third-party software libraries ravaged by thousands of vulnerabilities.
- #17: Richard Dabate, 40, claimed to have seen Connie Dabate shot to death more than an hour before her Fitbit device recorded her last movements. He told detectives that she was killed by a home intruder in the US state of Connecticut on 23 December 2015. Data found on a Fitbit that Mrs Dabate had worn for an exercise class that morning shows she did not take her last movements until 10:05, more than an hour after her husband claimed to watch her die.