Reading questions for:
Camp, Web Security and Privacy:An American Perspective.
CS-80--Senior Seminar
Fall '01
Levent Besik
October 10, 2001
- 1.
- What is the difference between security and privacy? Why secure
information is not necessarily private?
- 2.
- What are the goals of security? What aspects of security can both
be protecting and limiting privacy at the same time?
- 3.
- What are the tools used to provide security? What are the main
types of these tools?
- 4.
- Compare and contrast public and private key cryptography. What issues of private key cryptography are resolved with public
key cryptography? Which one is better?
- 5.
- Why do we have privacy issues with just simply surfing the web?
What information is exposed about the individal and the system
s/he is using? What tools can we use to limit this info?
- 6.
- What is the main difference between the European and the American
perspectives of privacy?
- 7.
- What are the privacy rights defined in the American
view of privacy? Which amendments in the constitution provides these
rights?
- 8.
- What is the major problem with the approach of the Electronic
Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) to the Internet?
- 9.
- According to Camp, is it possible to protect privacy on the
Internet? Why or why not?
- 10.
- What are pseudonyms? Are they problematic for the privacy and
the security on the Web? Why or why not?
Reading questions for:
Camp, Web Security and Privacy:An American Perspective.
CS-80--Senior Seminar
Fall '01
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