Free Expression in Asian Cyberspace concludes

Posted by Teeth Maestro

April 23, 2006

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The final day of the Free Expression in Asian Cyberspace ended with probably one of the best technical sessions of the event, it was titled “Internet Security” and was conducted by Ethan Zuckerman of Berkman Center / Global Voices, and Nart Villeneuve of Citizenlab. Both were well versed in the security aspects and gave an outstanding presentation first identifying problems of security and then presenting workaround solution to ensure that we can truly surf and blog in true anonymity. Such a discussion could not have been better suited for this conference on Free Speech in Asia where many nations are engufled with cyber censorship.

The technical workshop “Internet Security” can be found at Slide, Audio 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

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Orestis says:

July 28, 2007 at 3:27 am

Nice!

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