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summary
Conference claims that breaches grow because systems fragment (mobile, cloud, microservices), cites Equifax losing half of American adults and ~30 missed stop-points, notes six major privacy laws passed (GDPR, CCPA, etc.), and compares architectures: server-side proxy, server-side application, and client-side encryption. Demo uses React + Redux writing encrypted payloads to a datastore (keys held on device), discusses JWTs for auth, public‑key crypto, crypto‑shredding for erasure, performance tradeoffs and WebAssembly/library workarounds.
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chapters (28)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:03Introduction
- 1:30Trends in Security
- 2:51Equifax
- 4:22Public Data
- 5:17Location Tracking
- 5:56Companies are being irresponsible
- 6:29Major privacy laws
- 7:12Decentralization
- 8:03Implications on Software Engineers
- 8:39Three Steps to Privacy
- 9:23Who Has Sensitive Information
- 10:35How Do We Architects
- 11:02Article 25 GDPR
- 11:47minimization
- 12:12document
- 12:28security of processing
- 13:03identification
- 15:47encryption
- 17:34architectures
- 18:35ServerSide Proxy
- 20:09ServerSide Application
- 22:44ClientSide Applications
- 25:14Service Encryption
- 29:19Right to erasure
- 32:35granular consents
- 34:11conclusion
- 35:19privacy
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