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New Media Monitoring and Data Analytics as Critical Practice
Digital Methods Winter School, Data Sprint and Mini-Conference
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It’s important to us at Facebook to provide methods for people to use
our site securely. People connect to Facebook in many different ways,
which is why we have implemented HTTPS across our service, and Perfect
Forward Secrecy, HSTS, and other technologies which help give people
more confidence
I find the interesting part the fact that they got a CA to sign a .onion
domain certificate. Is that normal?
On Fri, Oct 31, 2014 at 8:39 AM, Nariman Gharib nariman...@gmail.com
wrote:
It's important to us at Facebook to provide methods for people to use
our site securely. People connect to
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On 10/31/2014 09:39 AM, Nariman Gharib wrote:
https://facebookcorewwwi.onion/
*** That is an experiment. Tor usage is likely to remain marginal on
Facebook. But what if it doesn't? Absorbing the traffic of Facebook
users into the Tor network
Facebook is now available as a Tor hidden service at this .onion address:
https://facebookcorewwwi.onion/
Blog post is here:
https://www.facebook.com/notes/protect-the-graph/making-connections-to-facebook-more-secure/1526085754298237
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Facebook is using a wildcard for SSL. The following are a list of
domains/hosts the cert provides for. Notice the additional onion
addresses
Not Critical
DNS Name: *.facebook.com
DNS Name: facebook.com
DNS Name: *.fb.com
DNS Name: *.fbsbx.com
DNS Name: *.fbcdn.net
DNS Name: *.xx.fbcdn.net
DNS
I tried to login (with a fake account I maintain for just such a
purpose). Your account is temporarily locked, it says. I get that; it
appears I'm trying to login from a strange location.
To proceed, I have to ID pictures of friends. Ok, I say. But the page
with friends' photos doesn't load,
Hi Rob,You do know TBB's defaults regarding scripts, right? If it's a
conundrum with no easy answer for Tor devs, it's a conundrum for Facebook as
well. So please do get on Tor Talk list and criticise TBB for having an
(advised) yet non-default setting for blocking all scripts.
I understand
Hi, Jonathan --
I do know the default, and I did change them to allow for first-party
scripts. I agree that TBB's NoScript defaults are really hard to figure
out (in comparison to NoScript in vanilla Firefox -- which admittedly is
still a complicated setup). However, I assumed that if Facebook
Tried again, with scripts globally allowed. No change. The images that I
am supposed to identify do not load.
- Rob
On 10/31/2014 11:46 AM, Robert W. Gehl wrote:
Hi, Jonathan --
I do know the default, and I did change them to allow for first-party
scripts. I agree that TBB's NoScript
On Fri, 2014-10-31 at 10:12 -0600, Robert W. Gehl wrote:
I tried to login (with a fake account I maintain for just such a
purpose). Your account is temporarily locked, it says. I get that; it
appears I'm trying to login from a strange location.
I've asked some people connected to the project
Interesting article on events in Burkina Faso and
social media:
http://www.jeuneafrique.com/Article/ARTJAWEB20141031144747/
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Hi Rob,
I made a scathing criticism of a poor UI decision in the TBB, and it came
out the other end of your euphemism carwash as really hard to figure out.
I have a very hard time believing you'd be as gracious in describing some
aspect of Facebook's UI that (advises) to check some
Information and Liberation
Paul DuGuid, UC Berkeley
November 6, 2014 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Wallenberg Hall
450 Serra Mall, Building 160
Stanford, CA 94305-2055
Open to the public. No RSVP required.
For more info, contact Kathleen Barcos kbar...@stanford.edu
ABSTRACT
We are familiar with
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On 10/31/2014 10:46 AM, Robert W. Gehl wrote:
In the end, I don't get why FB is doing this, other than to look
hip.
It may raise the hair on the backs of some of our necks, but
protestors have been known to find one another and organize actions
From: Bobbi Thomason bobb...@stanford.edu
Please join us on *Monday, November 3rd* from *12-1:15* for the next WTO
Colloquium in *Spilker 232*.
*Speaker:* Jenna Burrell, University of California at Berkeley, School of
Information
*Title:* On the Importance of Price Information to Farmers and
OPENUP CORPORATE DATA WHILE PROTECTING PRIVACY
October 31st, 2014
*Stefaan G. Verhulst* http://thegovlab.org/about/team/stefaan-verhulst/
and *David Sangokoya* http://thegovlab.org/about/team/, The GovLab, New
York University
Consider a few numbers: By the end of 2014, the number of mobile
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