Sicherheit im Web - Teil 2

from Springwald Radio · host Daniel Springwald

Wie gelangen Firmen, Geheimdienste und Regierungen an zum Teil sehr persönliche Informationen, welche wir im Internet (unbewusst) hinterlassen? Warum reicht es nicht aus, nichts "verbotenes" zu tun, um nicht in das Visier der Behörden zu gelangen? Wie man dies erkennt und was man selbst dagegen unternehmen kann, berichtet Thomas Smits in dieser Ausgabe von Springwald Radio.

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Während es im ersten Teil "Sicherheit im Netz" primär um "Security" ging, liegt der Schwerpunkt dieses Mal auf "Privacy". Wie gelangen Firmen, Geheimdienste und Regierungen an zum Teil sehr persönliche Informationen, welche wir im Internet (unbewusst) hinterlassen? Warum reicht es nicht aus, nichts "verbotenes" zu tun, um nicht in das Visier der Behörden zu gelangen? Wie man dies erkennt und was man selbst dagegen unternehmen kann, berichtet Thomas Smits in dieser Ausgabe von Springwald Radio. 0:50 - Privacy / Datenschutz 1:10 - Edward Snowden 1:12 - National Security Agency (NSA) 10:15 - Cookie 17:30 - Rasterfahndung 20:14 - Session Cookie 28:30 - Third Party Cookies 36:50 - Flash-Cookie 38:10 - Click-to-play in Firefox und Chrome 40:05 - Cookie-Monster/ 45:15 - Like-Button / Likejacking 51:40 - SINA-Box 52:30 - Ende-zu-Ende-Verschlüsselung 1:05:00 - PGP 1:07:10 - S/MIME 1:08:00 - Public-Key-Kryptosystem / Asymmetrisches Kryptosystem 1:15:30 - Boxcryptor 1:20:50 - De-Mail 1:25:30 - Neusprech Sendung aufrufen: https://radio.springwald.de/Sendung/SendungsDetails/2013-Sicherheit-im-Web-Teil-2-mit-Thomas-Smits Sendung aufrufen: https://radio.springwald.de/Sendung/SendungsDetails/2013-Sicherheit-im-Web-Teil-2-mit-Thomas-Smits

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