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Network the Revolution: Building Alternative Internets
Our situation today is this: every time we use the Internet, we are forced to accept that we are using… (read more)
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Whose AIs Are On Your Data?: How Web De-Centralization May Be the Civil Rights Battle of Our Time
When Sir Tim Berners-Lee invented the web in 1989, it was intended for everyone. The excitement and creativity of its… (read more) -
Digital Defenses for the People: Practical Digital Security
Learning how to stay safe online is on many people’s minds, but how do you start this process? With so… (read more) -
Gone Phishing: Recognize Online Entrapment and Other Scams by Learning How to Launch Your Own Phishing Attack Website
Even if your online accounts are bulletproof, you can still get caught out by a “phishing” attack that steals your… (read more) -
Signal and Surveillance: How to Exercise Digital Civil Liberties in a Surveillance State
Whether you’re an individual chatting with friends or an organizer planning a political action, all effective coordination depends on safe… (read more) -
Mobile security checklist for movement makers
In all, we will focus on two aspects of mobile security: 1. Hardening your mobile phone itself, by tweaking your… (read more) -
Is it Facial or is it Racial?: The Threat of Face Recognition Technology in NYC Housing
We are dedicated to filling the gap in the flow of information from tech and political communities into our own,… (read more) -
From Pinkertons to Palantir: History and Political Economy of Police Surveillance
The tech community spends a lot of time thinking about “threat modeling” and responding to specific technical vulnerabilities, this presentation… (read more) -
Utilizing participatory educational methods in digital security trainings
Presentation built on participatory educational digital security training using story telling to cover basic security technology. This will showcase a… (read more)