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How I Met Your Mother- Going from Username to Address in 5 minutesMatthew Hughes - @matthewhughes
Meet thedave4420…
Meet… Barry.
This is a story about…๏ How we disclose too much personal
information online.
๏ How it’s easy to find out virtually anything about anyone.
๏ Privacy is dead.
First steps…
From there…
One lost phone later…
Whois this stupid?
EXIF is not your friend.
A bit cree.py
Directory Enquiries
Stalkers give the best gifts.
In conclusion๏ This shouldn’t be this easy.
๏ What if someone had genuinely nefarious motives?
๏ What if someone wanted to open a credit card in your name?
๏ What if someone wanted to steal your identity?
In Conclusion๏ Our attitude to privacy has fundamentally
changed.
๏ What if I was to ask you about your sexuality, religious beliefs or political leanings?
๏ Why the hell do you post this on your facebook profile?
In conclusion๏ We’ve become increasingly more and
more exhibitionist.
๏ Do your facebook friends need to know where you are at all times?
๏ Your date of birth?
๏ Your contact details?
๏ Your life story?
In Conclusion
In conclusion๏ Everything I showed you today was real.
๏ It’s all free and online.
๏ It’s not difficult.
In conclusion๏ If I can find out everything there is to know
about you on a cell phone, what does this mean for privacy?
๏ The answer? Privacy has died. We’ve killed it, and it’s not coming back.
In conclusion๏ Check out Steve Rambam’s talk from
HOPE 8 entitled ‘Privacy is Dead, Get Over It’.
๏ Check out ‘The Filter Bubble’ by Eli Pariser.
๏ See what you’ve got online. Does it scare you?
Now you can stalk me! ๏ [email protected]
๏ Matthewhughes.co.uk
๏ Twitter.com/matthewhughes
๏ Cheers!
