Boter talks about internet governance, digital human rights and privacy
Here is the video of my talk during the XXIII edition of e-privacy on 9th June in Bologna, titled Tutta l’intelligenza (artificiale) nelle mani della polizia.
I discussed how the Italian police has acquired face recognition and voice identification systems to tackle terrorism and public manifestations.
Here you can find the slides.
Here are the videos of the two panels I attended at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia.
In the first one we discussed peculiar cases regarding surveillance in Italy.
The second one is a panel regarding the challenges that cyber journalists have to deal with when talking abut online anonymity, government malware, ethical hacking and whistleblowing.
The 34C3 is over and the video of my talk is available online. You can also download the slides.
I’ll be speaking at the 34C3 in Leipzig on 30th December 2017.
For the past 6 months I’ve been researching on monitoring Italian government surveillance capabilities using transparency tools
This project aims to take advantage of the availability of public procurement data sets, required by anticorruption transparency laws, to discover government surveillance capabilities in Italy.
At the same time it will be possible to update a database of companies selling surveillance tech, discover official resellers of other foreign surveillance companies, and detail governmental expenditures for surveillance technologies.
Hope to see you at the 34C3 or contact me on the internet.
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