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The Tor Project, protecting online anonimity: Jacob Appelbaum at TEDxFlanders
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
- Jacob Appelbaum introduces the Tor Project and the Tor Network - an anonymity network used to protect people online. It is used by many people around the world to circumvent censorship and to stay safe online.
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TED has created a program called TEDx. TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. Our event is called TEDxFlanders, where x = independently organized TED event. At our TEDxFlanders event, TEDTalks video and live speakers will combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events, including ours, are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations.)
"Saying you don't need privacy because you have nothing to hide is like saying you don't need freedom of speech because you have nothing to say." - Edward Snowden
True! :)
I saw so many people who said that! I will copy paste this at them hehehe
We are all treated like future criminals. They save all of our data for "when" we do something criminal or we need to be convicted for convenience. After all we will all commit some kind of sin in our lives. Lawyers and psychologists can go through years of an individuals personal data and find a crime to fit. Tax evasion to cheating. You can quit smoking for 20 years but you are still listed as a smoker in hospital records. Even grandma's guilty.
Yeah right, I don´t see any difference between the gestapo and modern internet data collection from people.
This should have more views. People like this are keeping freedom of speech alive.
An unsung hero here , no one is listening but Jacob is knowledgeable and spot on with his talks.
tor is a great thing done for internet users all around the world. and like all the good things in life - it is free.
tor should merge with firefox mozilla for the greater good.
tor protect my privacy -it gives me freedom !
thank you
You're never safe, never free, never anonymous.
Thank you for Tor Jacob, I will be exploring it in depth in the coming months! I'm in my first CIS class and although half the information is repeat from growing up in the 80's and 90's; I'm learning key ideas. I'm writing about freedom of information in a dystopian story of mine and I would love to ask you some questions for my research. I will be in touch if I don't hear from you first sir.
how did it go
Red scarf could be symbolic of solidarity with the victims of gov't intrusion like the French's wearing red threads around their necks during the Reign of Terror.
really? like... get the fuck over yourself bro.
Maybe he just liked it gawd
most important the freedom
@9.17... "Where surveillance is often in support of authoritarianism, and specifically in support of violence."
this talk is important.
Thanks Jacob for your great project. The story is so attractive
Notre. Free Julian Assange.
Great speech...
Same as always, the bent, twisted, crooked people ruin it for the rest of us😔
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About 5 minutes in he sets up a strawman by asking whether we would give all our private information to a stranger. But the people who intercept and collect our information are not usually random strangers acting with malicious agendas: they frequently tell us (directly or indirectly) why they are doing it. I'm not saying that anonymity should not be a right, but I am saying that we should be scrupulously fair when we talk about human motives for collecting information.
For example, suppose an organization fights for the civil rights of an undefended minority, for example people who are blind. Would you feel as outraged that they are collecting your information as you would feel if an organization devoted to blackmailing people collected the same information?
There is a large spectrum of motives for collecting private information, ranging from blackmail on one end to improving how a paid service works on the other.
I completely agree with you, there are problems with the Tor Project
I went to the comments just to remark on the useless and pretentious scarf. But my work has been done for me.
I'd like to see statistics on the estimated percentage of valid/private/political/freedom uses of Tor as compared with criminal/abusive/fraudulent uses. For me, this is the central question.
How can you say 90% of content on tor is drugs and porn when you only read about it on google?
I would prefer it that way. The technical aspect can be discuss elsewhere.
This is great. It should be shared and blogged about. make a tinyurl direct people here.
Nice to see Julian realized the error of his ways and bowed out of the argument.
Sounds like the voice of experience speaking.
If they did that it would no longer be an anonymous network though. You can't have it both ways. It's either secure or it isn't you just put back doors in the system that only the creators know of because soon they will be discovered and exploited by the wrong people.
Who on earth has given this a thumbs down?
look where it has gone. overpowering the government and congress and looking in on peoples lives. that isnt what it's ment for. it's out of control now
He reminds me of clark kent ; 0
Mortality is a matter of perspective.
Iv'e done my own research and can't find anything could someone please show me some evidence.
Muito bom
Is it as simple as downloading TOR and being completely anonymous, or does it get complicated. I feel like you have to have some type of previous knowledge about it. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.
it is but it is bullshit , there is no privet in this day and age . Somebody is always listening.
Larimuto You're not wrong. Whenever you make a call, somebody has access to it. If someone wants some type of info from you, then there are ways to get it.
@@Larimuto That is quite a claim. Do you have any evidence at all, or is this a belief or assumption?
Hey looks like Edward Nygma in Gotham.
there is only one problem, the Tor Network is also infected by the NSA....
The talk was specifically geared towards a wide (often non-technical) audience and centers around anonymity and privacy, however there are plenty of resources out there if you would like to learn more about Tor specifically.
That laugh at around 14 minutes sounds like the Mickey Mouse from South Park haha
Jacob, have a question. How do I neutralize all info collected to date, by whomever? I am sure, records collected to date will exist 'somewhere' forever. So, do I dump my communication devices, and start all over? But, how does one start? I.e. if I buy new equipment today from whoever/whatever, the sales record are immediately recorded (I assume), + is available to whomever this info is of interest. Q: Is or can Tor be an Intermediary in obtaining such equipment? K.I.M all the backdoors installed, which reportedly seem to exist on anything leaving the shop floors today. A follow up presentation? Please?
Appelbaum jeans, boots with the fur (the fur)
Remember this tor nodes are public nodes and private. These are onion layer 3 devices that have a public IP address.
Weird, and a genius. I highly ethical, articulate genius...and weird.
This man is so attractive idk why
Garantia COBIA Too? Jacob isn't even gay.
Can TOR and Psiphon be used on android phone at the same time??... need response, thanks...
+Noel Caletisen Of course!
laughing so hard at that scarf right now
TeacherRandall lmao dido its keeping him warm inside
+TeacherRandall ahaha it looks like he's making fun of the event or something with that scarf
Who's laughing now? LOL I guess it's him
Maybe instead of the scarf you should be paying attention to the message.
given by the producer set director or director : guaranteed
why?
to catch attention
foreground differentiation
Look at his 22c3 talks here (youtube)
Tell that to someone from Bahrain. People have been locked up over just for peacefully protesting the government.
Laws to protect your privacy? Have you been paying attention to the media at all? It's obvious they mean nothing.
TOR IS NOT GOOD IT'S AS GOOD AS EVERY THING IT'S A MORE DIRECT WAY OF GETTING YOUR DATA IT'S COMMON SENSE
Just watch his other lectures
What's with the bright red scarf? not only does it look blatantly out of place but it seems to send a sinister message to the observant, just what is your actual agenda?
applebaum has said "internet child pornography" should be called "evidence of child abuse found by the internet", filtering child porn is destroying evidence, thus an injustice to the victims. also, alcohol and caffeine are more dangerous than many "drugs".
I listened to this while playing mario lol
You see, this is usually the point at which I call you a nut, but i get what you mean, he's wearing that scarf for a reason!
NSA agents, who don't like us not handing out all our data;)
the new york times OR a reputable source like wikileaks
he looks like mako from the legend of korra
that scarf is lain with such pretentiousness i am about to throw up.
...and he wears glasses,...dead give away... OMG...
Mkay whatever
*continues day because statement had no true usefulness*
u remind me of a dream;)
foucault watch and punish.. read it
...why dont these people vote tea party? does he realize how conservative he is speaking right now?
this dude sounds like hes from anon
The latest upgrade made TOR browser stop working and the fix is pages of geeky crap that nobody wants to bother with.
What's your point? That I shouldn't care because it doesn't affect me? If you can't see what's wrong with the sort of reasoning then I pity you.
The stranger's analogy is not very genuine nor correct... the stranger passerby is not traceable, a social network or other web service is there to stay, not disappear.
I can't show you evidence because I didn't save the page(s) I found back when I did my own research. Do your own research lazy person (or government person). But I repeat myself.
and was 20 minutes long
Look what the Tor Project has gone. The Deep web. (Also 100th Comment =D)
+SoftMC just like as officers are taught to use guns and kids taught karate its upto the user to make the decision in exchange for freeom there is always risk
If you didn't search for it you wouldn't have found it. You just got exposed.
the red scarf doesn't help
He's gagging for a laugh and clap isn't he
I wonder if he will fight for Freedom of Speech for people on the other side of politics.
Awesome concept, too bad it is mostly used for CP.
Face book reveal privacy
I know who he voted for
He witnessed RUBY FREEMAN and her DUMDEM CO-Pollsters grabbing those boxes of BIDEN ballots from underneath the table. More proof to come.
You are wrong.
Tor is in a center of too much ilegal interest.. The more the users the stronger is the encrypting. So promoting this.. well ok.. free speech.
loose the scarf indoors m8. SUPER GAY
you´re funny, he´s bisexual, I guess he really doesn´t care if it looks gay
Robert Schneider oh I thought he was a hipster
Here is a little secret for you gossip girls: You totally missed the point.
Black Jesus Is Back! He's speaking at TED. Cater to your audience.
Tor is ridiculously slow!
what would you recommend ?
I use a VPN now.
New to this, a vpn can work as a tor program? With my new knowledge I thought vpn dithered attacks while tor let you browse anonymous I guess they sound like the same concept
Josh Worley I don't know much... i think Tor is much more useful.
+Emerging tech thanks for your thoughts :)
I can't show you evidence, but it's simply not worth the risk. Do some looking around on Google is all I can say.
About you being a government person? Again, if there's ANY question, it's not worth it to use TOR. I miss my free-speech rights, but I'm not gonna test them in this police-state climate! You go ahead and feel free to.