"Datensicherheit" - Link- und Literaturverzeichnis

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"Datensicherheit" - Link- und Literaturverzeichnis

Kapitel 1: Was die angeblich harmlosen Metadaten alles über uns verraten

[1] Kai Biermann; Zeit Online: "Was Vorratsdaten über uns verraten"
[2] Malte Spitz: "Sechs Monate meines Lebens in 35.000 Datensätzen"
[3] Lorenz Matzat; Zeit Online Data Blog: "Malte Spitz’ Vorratsdaten: Der Datensatz unter der Lupe"
[4] Zeit Online: "Verräterisches Handy"
[5] Lorenz Matzat; Zeit Online Data Blog: "Vorratsdaten: Der Funkmast als Wachturm"
[6] Dimitri Tokmetzis; netzpolitik.org: "Metadaten: Wie dein unschuldiges Smartphone fast dein ganzes Leben an den Geheimdienst übermittelt"
[7] Manuel Bühlmann, Oliver Wietlisbach; watson: "Wo war Herr Glättli die letzten sechs Monate? Minute für Minute, Ort für Ort? Swisscom oder Sunrise wissen es, Sie wissen es jetzt – und der Staat kann es jederzeit wissen"
[8] Michael Heim; Schweiz am Sonntag: "Der gläserne Nationalrat"
[9] OpenDataCity: "Vorratsdatenspeicherung in der Schweiz - Das überwachte Leben von Nationalrat Balthasar Glättli."
[10] Lars Nørgaard Pedersen, Eva Jung; Berlingske Politiko: "Minister allows access to private data"
[11] www.b.dk: #sporet
[12] Jonathan Mayer; Stanford Law School, Center for Internet and Society: "What’s In Your Metadata?"
[13] Clifton B. Parker; Stanford Report: "Stanford students show that phone record surveillance can yield vast amounts of information"
[14] Jonathan Mayer, Patrick Mutchler; Web Policy: "MetaPhone: The Sensitivity of Telephone Metadata"
[15] Jonathan Mayer, Patrick Mutchler; Web Policy: "MetaPhone: The NSA’s Got Your Number"
[16] Jonathan Mayer, Patrick Mutchler; Web Policy: "MetaPhone: Seeing Someone?"
[17] Jonathan Mayer, Patrick Mutchler; Web Policy: "MetaPhone: The NSA Three-Hop"
[18] Deepak Jagdish, Daniel Smilkov, César Hidalgo: "Immersion"
[19] Immersion: a people-centric view of your email life
[20] Damian Schnyder; SRF Kultur: "Mein Leben in Metadaten: ein Selbstversuch"
[21] Yves-Alexandre de Montjoye; MIT Media Lab: "Unique in the Shopping Mall: On the reidentifiability of credit card metadata"
[22] Larry Hardesty; MIT News Office: "Privacy challenges"
[23] Jonas Jansen; Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung: "Metadaten von Kreditkarten: Keiner bleibt anonym"
[24] Judith Horchert; Spiegel Online: "Mutmaßlicher Dateneinbruch: E-Mail-Liste verrät Verbindungen von EU-Parlamentariern"
[25] Matthew Cole; Black Hat USA 2013: "OPSEC failures of spies"

Kapitel 2: Was weiß das Netz über uns – und was verrät es davon?

[1] Mascha Schnellbacher; entwickler.de: "CIA investiert in Big-Data-Firma Palantir"
[2] Intelligence ¦ Palantir
[3] ZEIT Online: "BND beauftragt CIA-Firmen"
[4] Michael Arrington; TechCrunch: "AOL Proudly Releases Massive Amounts of Private Data"
[5] Michael Arrington; Tech Crunch: "AOL: "This was a screw up""
[6] Markus Friend; Plenty of fish blog: "AOL Search Data Shows Users Planning to commit Murder."
[7] Lisa: "It’s in the movie ...", Kommentar unter [6]
[8] Michael Barbaro, Tom Zeller jr.; The New York Times: "A Face Is Exposed for AOL Searcher No. 4417749"
[9] AOL database scandal and keyword tool: AOL user #4417749: Thelma Arnold
[10] AOL database scandal and keyword tool
[11] AOL database scandal and keyword tool: AOL user #17556639: poop
[12] Mark Stockley; Sophos Naked Security: "Why Jeb Bush's 250,000 email giveaway is a bigger gamble for us than him"
[13] Jeb Bush Emails
[14] T.C. Sottek; The Verge: "Jeb Bush dumps emails including social security numbers of Florida residents online"
[15] Alessandro Acquisti; Black Hat USA 2011: "Faces Of Facebook-Or, How The Largest Real ID Database In The World Came To Be"
[16] Aviva Rutkin; New Scientist: "Facebook can recognise you in photos even if you're not looking"
[17] BBC News: "Download festival: Leicestershire Police defend facial recognition scans"
[18] James Risen, Laura Poitras; New York Times: "N.S.A. Collecting Millions of Faces From Web Images"
[19] Lauren Davidson; The Telegraph: "The vending machine of the future is here, and it knows who you are"
[20] Max Veytsman; Include Security Blog: "As the ROT13 turns...: How I was able to track the location of any Tinder user."
[21] Pili Hu, Wing Cheong Lau; Black Hat USA 2014: "How to Leak a 100-Million-Node Social Graph in Just One Week? - A Reflection on Oauth and API Design in Online Social Networks"
[22] Candid Wuest; Black Hat Europe 2014: "Quantified Self - A Path to Self-Enlightenment or Just a Security Nightmare?"
[23] Symantec Security Response; Symantec Connect: "How safe is your quantified self? Tracking, monitoring, and wearable tech"
[24] Mario Ballano Barcena, Candid Wuest, Hon Lau; Symantec: "How safe is your quantified self?" (PDF)
[25] Chris Sumner; Black Hat USA 2010: "Social Networking Special Ops: Extending data visualization tools for faster Pwnage"
[26] Me & My Shadow
[27] Trackography - Who tracks you online?
[28] Maria Xynou, Claudio Agosti; 31C3: "Trackography - You never read alone"
[29] Tom Keenan; Black Hat Asia 2014: "Disasters in the Making: How I Torture Open Government Data Systems for Fun, Profit, and Time Travel"
[30] Google History
[31] Graham Cluley; The Mac Security Blog: "You’ll Shudder When You See What Google Knows About Your Web Searches"

Kapitel 3: Identitätsmissbrauch: Was kann passieren, und was kann man dagegen machen?

[1] Mat Honan: "Yes, I was hacked. Hard."
[2] Apple: "iCloud - Find My iPhone, iPad, and Mac."
[3] Kris Holt; Daily Dot: "Hackers take over Gizmodo's Twitter"
[4] Mat Honan; Wired: "How I Got My Digital Life Back Again After An Epic Hacking"
[5] Mat Honan; Wired: "How Apple and Amazon Security Flaws Led to My Epic Hacking"
[6] Carsten Eilers: "Spyware - Der Spion in Ihrem Computer"
[7] Carsten Eilers: "Drive-by-Infektionen - Gefahren drohen überall"
[8] Graham Cluley; Sophos Naked Security: "Criminals pose as Interpol boss on Facebook"
[9] Graham Cluley; Sophos Naked Security: "Reporter investigating Facebook has his account hacked.. by me"
[10] Tina Groll: "Identitätsdiebstahl"
[11] Tina Groll; Zeit Online: "Meine Identität gehört mir!"
[12] Tina Groll; Zeit Online: "Wenn Auskunfteien keine Auskunft geben"
[13] Tina Groll; Zeit Online: "Identitätsdiebstahl führt Jahre später zu falschen Forderungen"
[14] Julius Stucke; Deutschlandradio Kultur: "Identitätsdiebstahl und die Folgen"
[15] Christian Mommers; Datenschutzbeauftragter.INFO: "Nicht bemerkt?! Personalausweis kopieren verboten!"
[16] Udo Vetter; Lawblog: "Ausweise dürfen nicht kopiert werden"
[17] Annika Joeres; Zeit Online: "Wer hat mein ICH geklaut?"
[18] Tina Groll; Zeit Online: "Facebook zwingt Nutzer zu Ehrlichkeit"
[19] Keith Lee, Jonathan Werrett; Hack in the Box Malaysia 2013: "Facebook OSINT: It’s Faster Than Speed Dating" (Präsentation als PDF)
[20] Joaquim Espinhara, Ulisses Albuquerque; Black Hat USA 2013: "Using Online Activity as Digital Fingerprints to Create a Better Spear Phisher"
[21] Graham Cluley; Sophos Naked Security: "Hardware keyloggers discovered at public libraries"

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