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Varoufakis: "Techno-Feudalism Is Taking Over"
by J.C. DE MARTIN
*Techno-Feudalism Is Taking Over*
Yanis Varoufakis
28 June 2021
This is how capitalism ends: not with a revolutionary bang, but with an
evolutionary whimper. Just as it displaced feudalism gradually,
surreptitiously, until one day the bulk of human relations were
market-based and feudalism was swept away, so capitalism today is being
toppled by a new economic mode: techno-feudalism.
This is a large claim that comes on the heels of many premature
forecasts of capitalism’s demise, especially from the left. But this
time it may well be true.
[...]
continua qui:
https://www.yanisvaroufakis.eu/2021/07/05/techno-feudalism-is-taking-over-p…
July 8, 2021
Microsoft admits to signing rootkit malware in supply-chain fiasco
by Giacomo Tesio
Microsoft has now confirmed signing a malicious driver being
distributed within gaming environments.
This driver, called "Netfilter,"
is in fact a rootkit that was observed communicating with
Chinese command-and-control (C2) IPs.
G Data malware analyst Karsten Hahn first took notice of this event
last week and was joined by the wider infosec. community in
tracing and analyzing the malicious drivers bearing the seal of Microsoft.
This incident has once again exposed threats to software
supply-chain security, except this time it stemmed from a
weakness in Microsoft's code-signing process. [...]
"Since Windows Vista, any code that runs in kernel mode is required
to be tested and signed before public release to ensure stability for
the operating system."
"Drivers without a Microsoft certificate cannot be installed by
default," states Hahn. [...]
According to Microsoft, the threat actor has mainly targeted the
gaming sector specifically in China with these malicious drivers,
and there is no indication of enterprise environments having
been affected so far.
Microsoft has refrained from attributing this incident to nation-state actors just yet.
Falsely signed binaries can be abused by sophisticated threat
actors to facilitate large-scale software supply-chain attacks.
The multifaceted Stuxnet attack that targeted Iran's nuclear
program marks a well-known incident in which code-signing
certificates were stolen from Realtek and JMicron to facilitate the attack.
This particular incident, however, has exposed weaknesses
in a legitimate code-signing process, exploited by
threat actors to acquire Microsoft-signed code without compromising
any certificates.
Continua, con qualche informazione più tecnica e link ad approfondimenti, su
http://web.archive.org/web/20210708084042/https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/…
Giacomo
July 8, 2021
piano nazionale francese per la scienza aperta 2021-2024
by Stefano Zacchiroli
Il piano nazionale francese per la scienza aperta è stato aggiornato per
il periodo 2021-2024 e contiene moltissimi spunti e raccomandazioni su
software libero, dati aperti, e ovviamente pubblicazioni scientifiche
aperte.
Una versione corta in inglese è disponibile qui:
https://www.ouvrirlascience.fr/second-national-plan-for-open-science/
Quella completa in francese è invece qui:
https://www.ouvrirlascience.fr/deuxieme-plan-national-pour-la-science-ouver…
https://www.ouvrirlascience.fr/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Deuxieme-Plan-Nat…
Buona lettura
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July 8, 2021
EDRI report on mass surveillance in some European countries
by Enrico Nardelli
(From the foreword)
...
This latest research, conducted on behalf of EDRi by independent researchers at the EIJI, demonstrates that *the scale of the problem of abusive and unlawful biometric mass surveillance practices in the EU goes even deeper than we knew*.
In line with wider trends that we have been following across the EU and beyond, these reports on Germany, the Netherlands, and Poland are emblematic of an ideology of mass biometric data collection and processing that is accelerating towards becoming systematic for how people are able to exist in Europe.
Without being willing to have their highly sensitive biometric data captured and processed constantly – and contrary to important principles such as data minimisation as well as legal rules that are supposed to prohibit the unnecessary processing of biometric data - *people across these countries will find it increasingly difficult to access civic services, to travel, and even to go to the shops, without being tracked, profiled, and monitored via their biometric characteristics*.
In both the Netherlands and Germany, *such systems are being used repeatedly for petty and disproportionate reasons, especially given the high level of intrusion that they entail*. The numbers of matches are low and the impact even when matches occur is negligible on public interests. That is to say that *even when they work as intended, these systems are not capable of achieving their stated purpose(s)*. As the researchers put it, current practices show that the tools are:
*“[D]eployed less in response to specific and evidentiary threats but rather indiscriminately as a precautionary or deterrent measure.”*
...
https://edri.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/EDRI_RISE_REPORT.pdf
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Oggetto: Fwd: Mass surveillance
Data: Thu, 8 Jul 2021 07:58:29 +0200
Mittente: Gerhard Schimpf <00000108a7861c5b-dmarc-request(a)LISTSERV.ACM.ORG>
Rispondi-a: Gerhard Schimpf <gerhard.schimpf(a)GOOGLEMAIL.COM>
A: EUROPETPC(a)LISTSERV.ACM.ORG
Dear all,
The attached report summarizes what’s going on in terms of face recognition and surveillance in Europe.
Very disturbing.
Best
Gerhard
> *Von:* Gerhard Schimpf <gerhard.schimpf(a)googlemail.com>
> *Datum:* 7. Juli 2021 um 15:17:20 MESZ
> *An:* "Schimpf Gerhard (SMF)" <gerhard.schimpf(a)googlemail.com>
> *Betreff:* *Mass surveillance*
>
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> https://edri.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/EDRI_RISE_REPORT.pdf
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July 8, 2021
Fwd: Fully funded PhD Position in Paris on Open Data Licensing
by Melanie Dulong de Rosnay
Dear colleagues,
We're hiring a PhD candidate to work on Open Data Licensing as part of a
Marie Curie International Training Network.
Among the 15 Early Career Researchers of this distributed and
interdisciplinary programme on open data, one will be a graduate in law:
https://odeco-research.eu/#training
Please forward the offer to your local mailing-lists or recent master
students who might be interested:
https://www.euraxess.fr/jobs/659192
To comply with European funding rules, the candidate must not have resided
or carried out their main activity (work, studies, etc.) in France for more
than 12 months in the 3 years immediately before the recruitment date
(January 2022) and only applications through Euraxess portal can be
considered
Many thanks,
Melanie
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Melanie Dulong de Rosnay
Associate research professor, CNRS
https://cis.cnrs.fr/melanie-dulong/
Center for Internet and Society of CNRS <https://cis.cnrs.fr/about/>
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OFFER DESCRIPTION
This fully funded PhD position is part of the EU Horizon 2020 Marie
Sklodowska Curie ITN project entitled "ODECO: Towards a Sustainable Open
Data ECOsystem" (https://odeco-research.eu/) ODECO is a four-year project
involving 15 PhD projects covering each a specific part of the open data
ecosystem. The central aim of the ODECO consortium network is to train the
next generation of creative and innovative early stage open data
researchers, to unlock their creative and innovative potential to address
current and future challenges in the creation of user driven, circular and
inclusive open data ecosystems.
Current developments in the field of open data are characterised as highly
fragmented. Open data ecosystems are often developed in different domains
in isolation of each other and with little involvement of potential users,
resulting in approaches that significantly limit open data reusability for
users. This reduces innovation and the ability to create new valued added
goods and services. Isolated domains also undermine interoperability for
users acting as a barrier to data sharing. Efforts are also uncoordinated
in open data training and research, where multidisciplinary approaches are
scant.
Bringing together different sectors (research, private sector, government,
non-profit) and different perspectives (public administration, law,
business, engineering), ODECO aims to address the central challenge of
realizing a user driven, circular and inclusive open data ecosystem.
Through its novel research and training programme, ODECO will provide
early-stage researchers with relevant open data knowledge, skills and
research experience.
The offered PhD position on “Open Licensing of Non-Government Data” is to
design new legal instruments to include private actors as producers and
sharers of (open) data and data generated by private companies and users on
private platforms, by:
- Investigating from a legal perspective novel value distribution and
incentive mechanisms and design how a new sustainable distribution of value
in the open data ecosystem may be implemented in licenses based on
alternative values defined in collaboration with other PhDs and members of
the ODECO project teams working in other disciplines.
- Investigating whether commons-based approaches can be developed to openly
license commercial data and data volunteered by citizens on public,
commons, and private platforms, and ported from other environments (e.g.,
medical and microbial commons, data pools).
- Exploring legal mechanisms that will facilitate and incentivise the
release of non-government data as open data in open data commons, data
pools or data collaboratives) as well as private and user-generated data
contributed to public and private platforms (e.g., social media).
- Ensuring compatibility between commercial, and individual (data
protection, privacy and sharing) interests.
During the PhD, the candidate will conduct this research, prepare
scientific articles presenting the research at conferences and in journals,
and contribute to deliverables of the project with the project team.
To enable the candidate to do this successfully, the candidate will be
supervised by Professor Lucie Cluzel-Metayer at the University Paris
Nanterre Center for Research on Public Law (CRDP, see
https://crdp.parisnanterre.fr/) and Dr. Mélanie Dulong de Rosnay at the
CNRS Center for Internet and Society (CIS, see https://cis.cnrs.fr/)
This is a joint appointment: the candidate will be enrolled at University
Paris Nanterre doctoral law school which will deliver the PhD degree, and
be part of the CIS team at CNRS which will provide a full-time employment
contract.
In addition to academic co-supervision, the candidate will be enrolled in
the University of Paris Nanterre doctoral law school programme activities,
with conferences and personal and professional training courses with other
PhD candidates in law.
The candidate will take part to the ODECO interdisciplinary training
activities with the other teams including 14 other PhD candidates of the
project, and benefit from a career development plan.
The candidate will work in an environment allowing mentoring as a full
member of the CIS team, hosted in a CNRS shared office in Paris 17ème
arrondissement with colleagues in sociology of technology involved in
French-based, European and international projects (among others: a lab on
open science pioneered by the Minister of Research, the SoBigData++ H2020
project) and hosting a network of 350 researchers working in the Internet
and Society field, including working groups on open science and digital
commons policy.
As a Marie Curie ITN researcher, the candidate will have the opportunity to
conduct practical internships at universities and case studies at excellent
open data intermediaries through the EU ITN network, in your case, at the
University of Delft co-supervised by Prof. Ploeger and at Doctrine, a
French-based legaltech company).
Contract duration: 36 months
Monthly gross salary: 3452 euros + 600 euros of Marie Curie mobility + 500
euros if the candidate has family dependents.
(About 3400 euros net after taxes, up to about 4000 euros if the candidate
has family dependents.)
CNRS will recruit prospective talented researchers of any nationality,
gender, culture, religion, sexual orientation or age.
Mobility requirements:
Since this PhD position is part of a Horizon Marie Curie ITN project,
several hard selection criteria apply to be eligible:
• You comply with the early-stage researcher definition: at the time of
recruitment (January 2022), you must be in the first four years (full‐time
equivalent research experience) of your research career and have not been
awarded a doctoral degree.
• You comply with the mobility rule, meaning that you must not have resided
or carried out your main activity (work, studies, etc.) in France for more
than 12 months in the 3 years immediately before the recruitment date
(January 2022).
Travel requirements:
You will be expected to work for 5 months at two other organizations in the
consortium as part of secondments: 2 months in the Netherlands at the
University of Delft (around Month 19 and 20 of the project) and 3 months in
Paris at Doctrine (around Month 26 to 28 of the project).
During the 36 months of your appointment, you will be expected to
participate to the ODECO project meetings hosted by the European partners
and conferences.
Prior education and experience:
The candidate must have a master's degree in law or a similar degree with
an academic level equivalent to the master's degree in law such as LLM or
JD.
Prior knowledge of Information Technology law is required.
Familiarity with public sector information, contract law, intellectual
property, open licensing and/or information technologies is 'nice to have'.
Language:
A good command of spoken and written English is required and a good reading
knowledge of French is highly desired.
Skills required:
Writing skills, ability to formulate/work on a scientific project
Ability to work in a team
Ability to work independently, organisational ability and ability to
account for one’s own actions
Ability to communicate, analyse and argue a case, summary and critical
evaluation
To apply, you should submit:
• A short cover letter explaining your personal motivation in pursuing a
PhD as part of ODECO, including how you see the PhD fitting into your
career trajectory
• A CV, which should include details of your eligibility (degree and
residency)
• Diploma
• Transcripts of records (bachelor and master)
• The master thesis with a one-page summary in English
• If available, another sample of writing, e.g., scientific publications,
professional or popular science writing
• English language certificate(s)
• 2–3 recent recommendation letters if you already have them, or the email
contact details and affiliation of 2-3 academic or professional references
we may contact.
Please submit your application package in one single PDF file entitled as
“Lastname_Odeco_Application.pdf”.
Applications need to be submitted online through the Euraxess 'application
button'. Only applications submitted through the portal can be considered.
Please note that incomplete applications will not be processed and that
your application cannot be considered if you don’t comply with the mobility
rules, in particular you must not have resided or carried out your main
activity (work, studies, etc.) in France for more than 12 months in the 3
years immediately before the recruitment date (January 2022).
Contact of both supervisors odecoparisPhD(a)protonmail.com
Closing date for application on the portal before August 30.
Selected candidates will be invited to an online interview scheduled
between September 06-24.
Results to be expected by September 30.
Administrative hiring process in October/November.
July 7, 2021
Re: [nexa] Matteo intervista #Facebook - La Mini-Serie
by D. Davide Lamanna
Onestamente mi lascia un po' freddo questo lavoro. Non so a chi possa
interessare, probabilmente a molte persone, ma a me decisamente no. Io
sono interessato a quello che c'è /dietro/ Facebook, non a quello che
c'è /davanti/. Per "davanti" intendo ciò a cui uno, come utente, può
accedere nel contesto dell'interazione "ufficiale", riservata, appunto,
all'utente. E riservata da chi? Da Facebook, che ci mette a disposizione
il nostro recintino di animali da mungitura. Tutti i dati munti, servono
in realtà al /dietro/ ed è lì che mi interesserebbe indagare. Ma quella
perte è tenuta segreta, ovviamente.
Quello che c'è davanti è comunque tanto, sicuramente, e tanto c'è da
scoprire, sicuramente, ed è interessante, sicuramente. Anche il calcio e
il motor-show sono a loro modo interessanti, ma, a me, interessano più
altre cose.
Ci credo che hai trovato le persone di Facebook contattate, estremamente
disponibili. Ci credo! Non gli hai fatto nessuna domanda su quello che
c'è /dietro/. Ed è ovvio che siano interessati a divulgare il più
possibile quello che c'è /davanti/. Perché quello che c'è /davanti/ è
ciò che consente loro di mungerci. Devono promuovere il più possibile il
paese dei balocchi. Spiegando le sue regole più recondite. Spiegazioni
utili per non farsi espellere.
Comunque ben venga questo approfondimento che proponi, che mi ha dato la
posssibilità di sentire Guido Scorza, che, anche su argomenti più
leggeri, dà sempre una sostanza intellettualmente stimolante ai
discorsi. E poi, ti dirò, a me il calcio piace. Il motor-show magari
meno, ma sono invece tifoso di calcio, gestendo le mie incoerenze. Ieri
la partita l'ho vista. E oggi ho visto questi video. Ci sta.
D.
On 07/07/21 16:26, Matteo G.P. Flora wrote:
> Una breve per mandarvi la notizia di una nuova mini.serie che sono
> sicuro vi interesserà :)
>
> Cosa può stare su Facebook e cosa no? Chi lo decide e come? Come
> gestisci miliardi di contenuti nel mondo, caricati dagli utenti? Con
> quali regole, con quali controlli e quanti sono quelli che all’anno
> valuti e rimuovi?
>
> *_In una nuova mini-serie /in collaborazione con Facebook Italia/ ho
> avuto l’opportunità di parlare con i referenti per l’Italia e poter fare
> queste domande direttamente a loro,_* realizzando un documento credo
> unico nel panorama italiano che tratta di quali contenuti sono ammessi e
> non sulla piattaforma, come vengono gestiti e i numeri dei vari fenomeni.
>
> In questa prima puntata delle tre andremo a capire quali contenuti
> possono essere pubblicati su Facebook, quali non sono ammessi, con che
> criterio e come fare a capire le regole che vengono applicate e
> conoscerle nel dettaglio.
>
> Una serie che sono orgoglioso di portarvi e che ci svelerà moltissime
> informazioni che forse non sapete direttamente raccontate da dipendenti
> di Facebook Inc.
>
> La prima puntata oggi qui: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPyUsLM64P4
> <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPyUsLM64P4>
>
> La seconda e la terza rispettivamente Giovedì e Venerdì!
>
> Ritengo sia un buon punto di partenza anche per critiche di qualunque
> tipo ed un esperimento che non credo sia mai stato fatto in Italia.
>
> M.
>
> --
> *Matteo G.P. Flora*
>
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> <http://matteoflora.com/#prof>//*and Storytelling* /in MIBE
> <https://mibe.unipv.it/>, University of Pavia
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> *- /*Customer Insights* for *Reputation* and *Value Strategy*/
>
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> <http://matteoflora.com/#aziende> *- /Lawyers for *Digital Transformation*/
>
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>
>
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July 7, 2021
Matteo intervista #Facebook - La Mini-Serie
by Matteo G.P. Flora
Una breve per mandarvi la notizia di una nuova mini.serie che sono sicuro
vi interesserà :)
Cosa può stare su Facebook e cosa no? Chi lo decide e come? Come gestisci
miliardi di contenuti nel mondo, caricati dagli utenti? Con quali regole,
con quali controlli e quanti sono quelli che all’anno valuti e rimuovi?
*In una nuova mini-serie in collaborazione con Facebook Italia ho avuto
l’opportunità di parlare con i referenti per l’Italia e poter fare queste
domande direttamente a loro,* realizzando un documento credo unico nel
panorama italiano che tratta di quali contenuti sono ammessi e non sulla
piattaforma, come vengono gestiti e i numeri dei vari fenomeni.
In questa prima puntata delle tre andremo a capire quali contenuti possono
essere pubblicati su Facebook, quali non sono ammessi, con che criterio e
come fare a capire le regole che vengono applicate e conoscerle nel
dettaglio.
Una serie che sono orgoglioso di portarvi e che ci svelerà moltissime
informazioni che forse non sapete direttamente raccontate da dipendenti di
Facebook Inc.
La prima puntata oggi qui: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPyUsLM64P4
La seconda e la terza rispettivamente Giovedì e Venerdì!
Ritengo sia un buon punto di partenza anche per critiche di qualunque tipo
ed un esperimento che non credo sia mai stato fatto in Italia.
M.
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*Professor (adj.) *in *C**orporate Reputation
<http://matteoflora.com/#prof>** and Storytelling *in MIBE
<https://mibe.unipv.it/>, University of Pavia
Founder, co-ceo » *THE FOOL <http://matteoflora.com/#aziende> *- *Customer
Insights for Reputation and Value Strategy*
Partner, co-founder » *42 LAW FIRM <http://matteoflora.com/#aziende>
*- *Lawyers
for Digital Transformation*
Partner, co-founder » *LT42 <http://matteoflora.com/#aziende> *-
*Legal-Automation
and Legal-Tech*
M. +39.347.9676430 - mf(a)thefool.it
<http://matteoflora.com/#ci>
July 7, 2021
Re: [nexa] Numero speciale di "Philosophy Today": Philosophy after Automation
by 380°
Buongiorno,
"J.C. DE MARTIN" <juancarlos.demartin(a)polito.it> writes:
> Accessibile in open access fino a fine luglio (o almeno così ha scritto
> il curatore su Twitter):
Lo scaricamento gratuito degli articoli completi in PDF non funziona più,
già da questa mattina gli articoli sono disponibili solo dietro
payway... per fortuna ero riuscito a salvarli sulla Wayback Machine
> https://www.pdcnet.org/collection-anonymous/browse?fp=philtoday&fq=philtoda…
Ecco l'elenco degli articoli salvati sulla Wayback Machine (e per
sicurezza io li salverei anche in locale):
[Volume 65, Issue 2, Spring 2021]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/collection-anonymous/b…
[Table of contents in PDF]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/projekte/pdc/workflow/…
1 Yuk Hui - [Introduction: Philosophy after Automation?]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
2 Jean-Luc Nancy, Daniel Ross - [Automation, Alteration]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
3 Bernard Stiegler, Daniel Ross - [Elements for a Neganthropology of Automatic Man]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
4 Michał Krzykawski - [Towards Idiodiversity: Retranslating Cybernetics]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
5 Anna Longo - [The Automation of Philosophy or the Game of Induction]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
6 Babette Babich - [On Necropolitics and Techno-Scotosis]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
7 Howard Caygill - [Heidegger and the Automatic Earth Image]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
8 Yuk Hui - [On the Limit of Artificial Intelligence]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
9 Katerina Kolozova - [The Artifact of Non-Humanity: A Materialist Account of the Signifying Automaton and Its Physical Support in a Fantasized Unity]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
10 Pieter Lemmens, Yuk Hui - [Landscapes of Technological Thoughts: A Dialogue between Pieter Lemmens and Yuk Hui]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
11 Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, Yuk Hui - [For a Strategic Primitivism: A Dialogue between Eduardo Viveiros de Castro and Yuk Hui]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
12 Hiroki Azuma, Yuk Hu - [Homo animalis, a Japanese Futurism: A Dialogue between Hiroki Azuma and Yuk Hui]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
13 Jonathan Basile - [Jacques Derrida, Life Death]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
14 Jeffrey Epstein - [John McCumber, The Philosophy Scare: The Politics of Reason in the Early Cold War]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
15 Miguel Gualdron Ramirez - [John E. Drabinski, Glissant and the Middle Passage]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
16 Jessica S. Elkayam - [Invitations to Multiplicity: Revisiting Travel in Response to Mariana Ortega’s In Between]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
17 Jennifer Gammage - [Not-Being-at-Ease: Ortega on Heidegger’s Unheimlichkeit and Anzaldúa’s Coatlicue State]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
18 Mariana Ortega - [In-Between-Worlds and Re-membering: Latina Feminist Phenomenology and the Existential Analytic of Dasein]
https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.pdcnet.org/C1257B82005A7B6C/file/…
Saluti, 380°
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seminari su videocontrollo 6 e 13 luglio
by Mauro Alovisio
gent.me/mi segnalo
Cordiali saluti
Webinar “Intelligenza Artificiale, GDPR e Videocontrollo: la nuova bozza
del regolamento europeo e l’impatto per le organizzazioni”
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AIPSI <http://www.aipsi.org> (Associazione Italiana Professionisti
Sicurezza Informatica) ed il CSIG (Centro Studi di Informatica Giuridica di
Ivrea Torino) organizzano due webinar, interdisciplinari e tra loro
sequenziali e correlati, sul tema della videosorveglianza.
La nuova normativa europea ed italiana sul tema e l’introduzione di
tecniche di Intelligenza Artificiali stanno modificando in maniera
significativa le modalità d’uso e di gestione dei sistemi di video
sorveglianza.
il 1° Webinar *si terrà il 06/7/2021, *dalle* ore 18 *alle *ore 20* e
tratterà di *“Intelligenza Artificiale, GDPR e Videocontrollo: la nuova
bozza del regolamento europeo e l’impatto per le organizzazioni”*
*Il 2° webinar si terrà il 13/7/2021* allo stesso orario e tratterà *“La
gestione del Videocontrollo nelle organizzazioni : le nuove **sanzioni,
ispezioni e audit”*.
Con questi due seminari AIPSI- CSIG intendono approfondire l’attualissimo
tema, facendo anche riferimento alla recente pubblicazione del libro “Video
sorveglianza e GDPR”
<https://shop.giuffre.it/024211142-videosorveglianza-e-gdpr.html> a cura di
Mauro Alovisio, edizioni Giuffrè, 2021.
L’agenda dei lavori di questo webinar prevede:
• Apertura del webinar – Marco R. A. Bozzetti, Presidente AIPSI e CEO
Malabo Srl
• I Sistemi di videocontrollo: le novità delle linee guida del Comitato
europeo per la protezione dei dati
personali – Mauro Alovisio, coordinatore del corso di perfezionamento
universitario in materia di GDPR
dell’Università degli Studi di Torino e docente a contratto presso
Università Statale di Milano
• Videocontrollo, Intelligenza artificiale e riconoscimento facciale –
Alessandro del Ninno, Avvocato e
professore universitario – esercita a Roma come Of Counsel dello Studio
legale Tonucci & Partners
• I sistemi di videosorveglianza integrata nelle città – Stefano Manzelli,
consulente e coordinatore della
sicurezza urbana in fase di progettazione strategica, direttore del Portale
http://www.sicurezzaurbanaintegrata.it
La partecipazione al webinar è gratuita ed aperta a tutti gli interessati.
La piattaforma usata sarà Zoom, ed occorre registrarsi all’indirizzo URL
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July 6, 2021
Re: [nexa] Audacity diventa uno spyware?
by 380°
Ciao Davide,
risposta breve: ni... e /dipende/.
"D. Davide Lamanna" <davide.lamanna(a)binarioetico.it> writes:
> https://www.tomshw.it/hardware/disinstallate-il-prima-possibile-audacity-e-…
[...]
> Nonostante sia un programma desktop, vogliono sfruttarlo per raccogliere
> alcuni dati presi dai dispositivi degli utenti.
Come sai la telemetria, è inserita in molti programmi anche liberi e la
motivazione degli sviluppatori nell'applicarla è quella di raccogliere
dati di utilizzo o informazioni per il debug in caso di crash del
programma.
Per fare un esempio, Debian ha il software popularity-contest [1]:
--8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
configura cron in modo che periodicamente e in forma anonima invii agli
sviluppatori Debian delle statistiche sui pacchetti più usati sul
proprio sistema
--8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
(anonimo via Internet è IMPOSSIBILE a meno di usare roba tipo Tor, OK?)
Ovviamente partecipare al popcon è opt-in: se non ricordo male [2]
l'installer di Debian chiede se l'utente vuole installare in
pacchetto... e se il pacchetto non è installato niente telemetria.
La posizione ufficiale di GNU [3] è che per essere incluso in una
distribuzione GNU FSDG compliant [4]:
--8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
"No Malware
The distro must contain no DRM, no back doors, and no spyware."
--8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
Naturalmente dipende dalla interpretazione di cos'è "spyware", comunque
è posizione abbastanza condivisa nella comunità FLOSS che _tutta_ la
telemetria deve essere disabilitata di default (opt-in) o eliminata del
tutto (tramite patch) nel caso non fosse possibile disabilitarla.
...insomma tutto il contrario rispetto a VORAGINI di privacy come /ogni/
app proprietaria installata sui telefonini, il 99% del software
proprietario (un nome a caso: Google Chrome) oppure software libero come
chromium o l'editor MS VScode .
Recentemente in Guix ci sono state un paio di discussioni proprio in
merito alla telemetria di Audacity:
https://yhetil.org/guix-devel/87sg2pjib3.fsf@netris.org/
e di kitty (un emulatore di terminale):
https://yhetil.org/guix-devel/87mtrkcz6v.fsf@gnu.org/
che sostanzialmente confermano che nei pacchetti inclusi in GNU:
--8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
This is not a point of discussion. Telemetry or ‘phoning home’
for updates must be opt-in if possible or disabled entirely
otherwise. Would you care to submit a patch?
--8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
Credo che criteri del tutto analoghi siano definiti per molte (tutte?)
distribuzioni come Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu... ma non sono abbastanza
esperto di quelle organizzazioni per trovare riferimenti precisi nei
documenti, per esempio nel Debian Social Contract [5] o nelle Debian
Developer's Reference [6].
...però sono quasi sicuro che (anche) in Debian è uso disabilitare la
telemetria di default o applicare patch per eliminarla del tutto.
Insomma, tutto questo panegirico per dire che non c'è bisogno di correre
a disinstallare Audacity (o kitty, o altri) ma "solo" di affidarsi a una
distribuzione di cui ci si può fidare perché applica dei criteri sani,
trasparenti e verificabili per evitare che nei binari che scarichiamo
sia inclusa di default la telemetria.
> La pagina dell’informativa sulla privacy aggiornata (caricata 3 giorni
> fa) per Audacity include un’ampia gamma di meccanismi di raccolta.
>
> "Tutti i tuoi dati personali sono archiviati sui nostri server nello
> Spazio economico europeo (SEE). Tuttavia, occasionalmente ci viene
> richiesto di condividere i tuoi dati personali con la nostra sede
> principale in Russia e il nostro consulente esterno negli Stati Uniti."
>
> Inoltre, affermano che potrebbero condividere i dati con chiunque
> classificano come “terze parti”, “consulenti” o “potenziali acquirenti”:
Giuste preoccupazioni e infatti io non attiverei la telemetria nemmeno
se mi pagassero: per contribuire al miglioramento dei pacchetti ho
imparato a usare i bug report, cosa che potrebbero fare tutti gli utenti
anche senza telemetria; per l'aggiornamento dei pacchetti invece mi
affido anima e corpo alla distribuzione che uso :-D
In merito ad Audacity voglio solo aggiungere:
1. i termini di licenza sono così problematici che lo Head of Strategy @
Muse Group ha dovuto pubblicare dei chiarimenti poche ore fa:
https://github.com/audacity/audacity/discussions/1225
(non ho ancora letto tutto il thread, alcuni conro-commenti paiono
interessnati)
2. pare che l'unica attività opt-out di telemetria sia la verifica di un
feed RSS che pubblica le notizie in merito agli aggiornamenti, i dati
raccolti sono: indirizzo IP e "User Agent" (cioè la versione di Audacity
e il SO). Ovviamente sono le stesse info che chiunque di noi trasmette
quando scarica un feed RSS o consulta una pagina web (senza contare
autenticazione e javascript vari!), ma giustamente Audacity NON deve
farlo in automatico.
Il punto 2 è quello veramente problematico e del quale i maintainer
delle distribuzioni devono occuparsi, rendendo ANCHE quella telemetria
opzionale.
DULCIS IN FUNDO: udite udite, Audacity è GNU GPL v2+ e quando le cose si
mettono davvero male... un fork è l'unica soluzione, ma SOLO dopo aver
attentamente valutato che non è possibile ricomporre la controversia, mi
raccomando; tipo MaraDB con MySQL o LibreOffice con OpenOffice :-D
Saluti, 380°.
[1] https://packages.debian.org/buster/popularity-contest
[2] l'ultima installazione di Debian via installer devo averla fatta
qualcosa come 12 anni fa...
[3] https://www.gnu.org/distros/free-system-distribution-guidelines.html#no-mal…
[4] https://www.gnu.org/distros/free-distros.html
[5] https://www.debian.org/social_contract
[6] https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/developers-reference/index.en.html
P.S.: ovviamente la cosa dovrebbe preoccupare solo gli utenti che
utilizzano software libero su distribuzioni fidate (Debian, GNU, ecc.)
perché chi usa sistemi operativi proprietari oppure binari (anche di
software libero) presi "a caso" deve presumere che è praticamente sicuro
che telemetria (spyware?) o altro praticamente ci sono.
--
380° (Giovanni Biscuolo public alter ego)
«Noi, incompetenti come siamo,
non abbiamo alcun titolo per suggerire alcunché»
Disinformation flourishes because many people care deeply about injustice
but very few check the facts. Ask me about <https://stallmansupport.org>.
July 6, 2021