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And the follow up paper: arxiv.org/abs/1901.06560 with my @MIT_IPRI colleagues @ctestart @nhfruchter and @julius_adebayo
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Very excited about our new research developing cybersecurity risk metrics based on actually attack data from multiple enterprises. Lays foundation for better risk management and rational cybersecurity insurance underwriting news.mit.edu/2020/helping-co… @MIT_IPRI
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Great new work on election security with *practical* advice for voters faced with voting technology choices. Thank you @jhalderm and @mspecter. Also great coverage from @nicoleperlroth @AllMattNYT and @SangerNYT nytimes.com/2020/06/07/us/po…
1/ In a new research paper today, @MSpecter and I perform the first public, independent analysis of the security and privacy risks of Democracy Live's OmniBallot online voting platform.
Full paper:
internetpolicy.mit.edu/omnib…
Advice for voters:
internetpolicy.mit.edu/omnib…
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Starting in 30min: @MassGov @MassGovernor opens up the #imPACT2020 Virtual Conference @MIT @MIT_CSAIL
pact.mit.edu/impact-2020/
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So proud of the outstanding technical work done by my students, showing serious risks of mobile app voting in a system that is actually being used today.
And thanks to @andy_sellars + @BUTechLaw who gave us confidence to pursue the truth.
Today, myself and co-authors @jimmykoppel and @djweitzner released a paper discussing a slew of vulnerabilities we found in @voatz, a blockchain voting app that's been used in US federal elections. You can read about it in the @nytimes! nytimes.com/2020/02/13/us/po…
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Replying to @MIT_IPRI
@MIT_IPRI @MIT_CSAIL @MIT_CIS @R_D interview on informing policy cis.mit.edu/publications/new… @MIT_Shass @MIT
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"What does it mean to have a system that is accountable, responsive and explainable? The internet and all the technology we use is a work in progress that we can shape to meet human needs."- @MIT_CSAIL and @MIT_IPRI's @djweitzner c-span.org/video/?460169-1/c… @cspan #MondayMotivation
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In 2004, @w3c, working with the free and open-source software community, adopts new rules making web standards safe for open-source implementation and guarding against patent trolls who threaten interoperability on the Web. #Web30 #ForTheWeb
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In 1997, the U.S. Supreme Court guaranteed highest level of constitutional protection for Web users’ speech in ACLU v Reno. Learn more: law.cornell.edu/supremecourt… #Web30 #ForTheWeb
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In 1996, the U.S. Congress enabled creation of Web Platforms Twitter, YouTube, Google, etc with Section 230 of the CDA, encouraging platforms to let their users exercise free speech rights. Thanks now-Senator @RonWyden and Rep. Chris Cox!
#Web30 #ForTheWeb”
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In 1990, I coded up the foundational technologies for the World Wide Web.
To celebrate the web’s 30th birthday, will you add to a crowdsourced Twitter timeline of the web’s milestone moments? webfoundation.org/2019/02/he…
#Web30 #ForTheWeb
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Thrilled to see our @MIT/@GeorgetownLaw privacy seminar featured in this feature on the launch of the Public Interest Technology University Network. Funny part is that there was probably a terrified student at the other end of this question by @amac nytimes.com/2019/03/11/techn…
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.@MIT_IPRI Director @djweitzner heads a groundbreaking course on #privacy technology, merging tech and humanities. He is helping build a pipeline for students to join the growing field of #PublicInterestTech.
#PublicInterestTech #morethancode #civictech #govtech @mit
Privacy and Policy: A New School of Thought #PublicInterestTech
"We all have to be directly engaged in these public interest tech questions to make sure we’re making the most of these new tools in a way that supports human values." - Danny Weitzner
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What is #PrivacyPolicy? How should industry prepare? The short answer f/ @djweitzner is educate your teams & get involved in congressional forums. You can also learn about tackling policy & technical advances simultaneously @MIT_CSAIL & @MIT_IPRI. bit.ly/2MXngwy
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My first blog for the @MIT_IPRI AI Policy Congress on Healthcare & AI!
@jasonfurman on the convo of privacy laws impeding innovation: “We need more data to have more AI. ...How many people do you want to die? How many diseases do we not want to address?”
internetpolicy.mit.edu/ai-po…
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Former White House chief of staff John Podesta will speak Tuesday at @MIT's AI Policy Congress alongside experts from industry, academia & government: bit.ly/2FmPHT0 (cc @MIT_IPRI & @MIT_Quest)
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Happening now: I'm testifying at Australian Parliamentary re encryption & security issues in proposed surveillance bill. Letter from technical experts on risk to tech transparency mechanisms from strict secrecy provisions in bill here: internetpolicy.mit.edu/pjcis… #keysunderdoormats
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Today @MIT web inventor Tim Berners-Lee will talk #netneutrality w/MA @SenMarkey & others at 6:30pm in E51-115. Space = limited, so get there early! bit.ly/2qKawyD (hosted by @MIT_IPRI & feat. @tim_bernerslee @tewheels @scrawford @mhsali & @djweitzner)
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Interesting read: What Executives Get Wrong About #Cybersecurity via @mitsmr @mit_ipri (subscription required) bit.ly/2hPcQ4o
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Join @MIT_IPRI today at 7pm EST for a Security, Privacy & the Internet discussion w/@djweitzner, Joel Brenner, Deborah Hurley & Kenneth Oye.
























