The Pandora Security Model
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This document presents the Pandora Security Model, which aims to protect access to and preserve digital content and links over time. It discusses topics like distributed storage, multiple digital identities, open formats, and classification of private, public, and other content. The model proposes linking one storage jar and digital identity to each purpose or level of privacy, to encourage protection, access, and remembrance of published digital works.
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The Pandora Security Model
- 1. 1 THEPANDORA SECURITYMODEL Alessandro Confetti 24-FEB-2017 Il vaso di Pandora, 2011 by Paride Cevolani
- 2. Whatis thepurpose ofasecurity model? 2Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 3. 33 photo by S. DocChewbacca, CC BY-SA 2.0Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model THEOLDPIRATE SECURITYMODEL
- 4. Doweknow ourtreasure? 4Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 5. Culture&Knowledge 5 the world of books WRITTEN TRADITION the power of hyperlinks DIGITAL TRADITION the magic of voice ORAL TRADITION Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 6. DigitalTradition GOOD NEWS There never was in all of human history a more thriving and widespread production and consumption of culture and knowledge. BAD NEWS There never was in all of human history an easier way of destroying culture and knowledge: just cut a cable, or switch off the power 6Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 7. The5ParadoxesofDigitalContent 7 1 centralized data silos Available everywhere but stored in very few places 2 permanent & distributed web Easy to find only if it remains in the same place 3 metadata & semantic web Easy to search but hard to catalog 4 digital rights management Cheap to duplicate but costly to attribute 5 sw & hw obsolescence Storage & access are both encoded Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 8. Pandora’sgoal PROTECT THE ACCESS AND PRESERVE BOTH THE CONTENTS AND THE LINKS 1st 8Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 9. Howmany storagevaults? 9Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 10. 1010 illustration by ecay THEFORTYTHIEVES STORAGEMODEL Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 11. PandoraLinkedJars 11 1 3 2 4 SECRET Data to be destroyed ofter our death PROTECTED Data we want to share with someone PRIVATE Data we don’t want to share as long we are alive PUBLIC Data we want to share with everyone 3 FICTIONAL Data we want to share with everyone 3 ANONYMOUS Data we want to share with everyone but not be traced Alessandro Confetti The Pandora Security Model
- 12. Pandora’sgoal ONCE DATA IS MOVED FROM A LOWER LEVEL JAR, IT CAN’T GO BACK 2th 12Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 13. UsefulLinks 13 Distributed and Permanent Web The Inventors of the Internet Are Trying to Build a Truly Permanent Web Decentralized Web Summit Evolving terminology with evolved technology: decentralized versus distributed Solid - Re-decentralizing the web p2p & distributed file system projects: IPFS, SWARM 01 02 03 04 05 Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model About the right to be forgotten European’s Commission factsheet Vint Cerf – A Web that Archives Itself 01 02
- 14. AuthenticationStrategies 14 i.e passwords, personal questions what you know i.e smartcards, tokens, keys, smartphones what you own i.e biometric info who you are Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 15. Howmany digital identities? 15Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 16. 1616 This image is a part of "Creation of Adam" by MichelangeloAlessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model THEMONOTHEISTIC DIGITALIDENTITY MODEL
- 17. Pandora’sgoal USE AT LEAST AS MANY IDENTITIES AS YOUR JARS 3rd 17Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 18. MultipleLinkedIdentities 18 PRIVATE IDENTITIES SECRET IDENTITIES FICTIONAL IDENTITIES PUBLIC IDENTITIES HUMAN BEINGS PROTECTED IDENTITIES ANONYMOUS IDENTITIES A.I.(s) Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 19. Pandora’sgoal ENCOURAGE MULTIPLE IDENTITIES 4nd 19Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 20. UsefulLinks 20 Digital Identity for Indian Government’s Aadhaar project see Wired or Harvard Business School articles for Italian Government’s initiatives see SPID and ANPR for China citizens’ rating system see Pagina99 article for blockchain Identity Management see NameCoin and OneName 01 02 03 04 Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model Copyrights Leaked European Commission Copyright Plans Ignore the Public Interest Upload Filtering Mandate Would Shred European Copyright Safe Harbor What the heck is ancillary copyright and why do we call it the Link Tax? 01 02 03
- 21. What’s insidethejar? 21Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 22. 2222 photo by Andy Moore, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 THEVOGON CATALOGSYSTEM
- 23. The4WsTagsFolksonomy 23 Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model 01WHO 03WHERE 04WHEN . 02WHAT
- 24. Pandora’sgoal STORE CONTENT AND METADATA TOGETHER 5th 24Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 25. UsefulLinks 25 Ontologies & Folksonomies Evolving Ontologies from Folksonomies: Tagging as a Complex System Ontology vs Folksonomy Five Ws MP3 & metadata: meet ID3 01 02 03 04 Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 26. Isformat important? 26Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 27. 2727 photo by Gareth James, CC BY-NC 2.0Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model THECAVEMAN CONTENTCREATOR PARADIGM
- 28. Pandora’sgoal ALWAYS KEEP THE FORMAT READABLE WITH THE AVAILABLE TOOLS 6th 28Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 29. UsefulLinks 29 Digital Obsolescence & Preservation When Data Disappears The Battle Against Digital Obsolescence Blue Ribbon Task Force on Sustainable Digital Preservation and Access 01 02 03 Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
- 30. ThePandoraSecurityModel Testbed 30 Content without metadata has no value; ontologies should not be imposed Content & Metadata Unreadable content has no value; Open formats and tools are essential Format is important stop complaining about the right to forget; fight for the right to be remembered Published data can’t be forgotten protect the access and preserve both the contents and the links Protect & Preserve encourage multiple identities but let them be classified; a.i. & bots need an identity Multiple Digital Identies link the storage to just one identity and classify it upon purpose One jar for each purpose Alessandro Confetti - The Pandora Security Model
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