Encrypting at the Source - Protection from Creation
summary
A live-encrypting memory card encrypts files as they are written so photos and recordings are unreadable if a camera or card is seized, demonstrating a working prototype that stays compatible with standard cameras and card readers while keeping keys off-device. The presentation shows threat models where journalists and activists are targeted, usability choices like minimal PIN entry and recovery workflows, and field-oriented tradeoffs between performance, reliability and protecting information from its creation with user-friendly UX decisions.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:41Protection from creation
- 11:09Technical explanation
- 17:11Practical demo
- 20:58Cierre y preguntas
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