Fundamentally Flawed: Privacy, People and the Age of Data
summary
Claims that the field is unprepared for the age of data and backs that with examples: a recent npm/eslint compromise slips a malicious package that exfiltrates .npmrc tokens, Mozilla finds three quarters distrust Facebook yet only a third take action, and machine AIs infer health or income from photos. Concrete fixes are checklists, logging and redaction, and a breach procedure: build checklists and killswitches, isolate backups and reset accounts, use third‑party logging and audit dependencies.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:42We've been developing bad habits about data.
- 24:39Watch for unintended data access.
- 32:58Tell me what's on my permanent record.
- 36:37Reduce Risk, Reduce Liability
- 40:41Good Programmers Care About People.
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