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Alongside citizens of certain countries facing day-to-day surveillance, many countries all over the world still censor the internet.

By removing encryption, more information is put at risk.ĭingledine also emphasizes that not all privacy on the internet can be solved by using encryption or other anonymity tools. Once it’s removed or limited, it doesn’t mean that encryption no longer exists. He uses the US as an example for the pressure to remove end-to-end encryption from Whatsapp similar to what Brazil faced in 2016. Metadata is much more important than the contents and that’s what surveillance is all about.Īt the center of Dingledine’s talk was the encryption debate, focused on government pressure to remove encryption from specific apps. Encryption isn’t enough on its own to protect anonymity. Using encryption is good, but someone watching your traffic can learn who you’re talking to, when you’re talking to them, how much and that’s all of the interesting details,” said Roger Dingledine. Often touted as a solution for anonymity online, encryption has become a more nuanced part of a privacy and security solution. He began by deeper explaining the importance of understanding the threat model to protect against when looking for privacy solutions. The Tor Project is a privacy tool, network of people around the world and a software that lets you interact with the internet more safely.ĭingledine focused his talk around the importance of the Tor anonymizing network and explained the importance of different privacy features that can protect users while on the internet. One of the many speakers was Roger Dingledine, President, Researcher, and Co-Founder of the Tor Project.

The full day virtual event that aims to create a bridge between those specializing in AI machine learning, and cybersecurity in academia and industry.

Prague, Czech Republic, OctoAvast (LSE:AVST), a global leader in digital security and privacy products, and the Czech Technical University in Prague, held the second annual CyberSec&AI Connectedconference on October 8.