Anonymity and Privacy in Public Space and on the Internet

Presented at 30C3 (2013), Dec. 29, 2013, 7 p.m. (30 minutes).

How is it possible to participate in a social event anonymously? How can we hide from surveillance in public space? How can we communicate anonymously in real life? How can we be private in public? This talk will give an overview about existing hacks and techniques that allow to be private in public, and compare privacy technologies from the web to anonymity techniques that can be used in real life. How is it possible to participate in a social event anonymously? How can we hide from surveillance in public space? How can we communicate anonymously in real life? How can we be private in public? This talk will give an overview about tools that allow anonymity in real life, and compare privacy technologies from the web to anonymity techniques that can be used in real life. It will also deal with the challenges that anonymity can pose, such as questions of responsibility, both in real life and on the net.

Presenters:

• aluburka

Links:

• https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2013/Fahrplan/events/5500.html

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• The Fifth HOPE (2004) / Ten Years of Practical Anonymity
• ToorCon: Seattle (Beta) (2007) / Brokered Anonymity
• DEF CON 10 (2002) / Anonymity Services and The Law: How to Safely Provide Anonymous Technology on The Internet