Presented at
DeepSec 2013 „Secrets, Failures, and Visions“,
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Online opinion making, blogging and journalism have developed a considerable market potential and turned into a source of revenue. With that online identities themselves have become valuable assets to possess - and thus targets for theft and fraud. At the same time internet users willingly share detailed private data on social platforms, resulting in in-depth-profiling and potential misuse.
This non-technical talk illustrates in an easily comprehensible way the value of online identities in our modern internet relying society. It explains how information is processed, used and analyzed by internet platforms and how this opens vulnerabilities or fraudulent misuse. The final aim of the talk is to enable the audience to a better evaluation of #Neuland's territory in which Prism, search-engines, clouds and big data exist next door.
Presenters:
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Frank Ackermann
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Frank Ackermann, Senior Security Professional lives in Düsseldorf/Germany. He has been working in the field of IT & Information Security for over 13 years and CISSP, Security Researcher and Analyst.
'Security is not my job - it is my passion.'
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