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44:17 In Plain View - Open Source Intelligence In Plain View - Open Source Intelligence	In Plain View - Open Source Intelligence (InfoSec 201) Did you ever think about all of the data publicly available? What if bad actors collect this “open source intelligence” and use it to attack you or Princeton University? … information security information security office open source intelligence osint data privacy tools things source media vulnerabilities question password lot intelligence campus princeton folks tool steve hashtag vulnerability stuff accounts alright attack From Stefanie Clerkin on February 23rd, 2021 0 likes 34 plays Date February 16th, 2021 Speaker Tara Schaufler & Steve Niedzwiecki Department Information Security Office Location Webinar
05:55 Beowulf and Alien Beowulf and Alien	Beowulf and Alien Gina Brandolino compares Beowulf and Alien. View the full resource page here. mafe medieval meets modern middle ages for educators middle ages alien aliens beowulf monster grendel place attacks lots armor weapons hero characters astronomer stories queen ripley mother ship heroes position attack From Jonathan Henry on January 25th, 2021 0 likes 66 plays Date January 25th, 2021 Speaker Gina Brandolino
26:23 Webinar: Ask the ISO Webinar: Ask the ISO	Webinar: Ask the ISO Kick back, relax, and join us for an informal, live Q & A conversation. We’ll share answers to common questions we are asked and provide time for you to ask your questions about information… oit information security office princeton password things devices lot questions credit question thing alright classifications antivirus vpn attack pass device folks agency identity routers From Stefanie Clerkin on November 5th, 2020 0 likes 14 plays Speaker David Sherry, Tara Schaufler, Steve Niedzwiecki, Ruth Gittens, Donald Ade, Terrence Tung, Rita Saltz Department Information Security Office
56:53 CITP Seminar: Shaanan Cohney - Leaving Randomness… CITP Seminar: Shaanan Cohney - Leaving Randomness to Chance: Standards Shortcomings and Buried Backdoors in Random Number Generators	CITP Seminar: Shaanan Cohney - Leaving Randomness to Chance: Standards Shortcomings and Buried Backdoors in Random Number Generators Security is too important to leave to chance. Security by design is often touted as the solution, but when your system is broken before you design it—something has gone very, very wrong.Secure… information security cryptography algorithms random numbers government standards standards attack standardization generator question process key generators standard pseudo things questions attacks chain problem supply output nsa parameters captions_11_4_2020 From CI Center for Information Technology Policy on October 5th, 2020 0 likes 13 plays Date September 29th, 2020 Speaker Shaanan Cohney Department CITP Location Webinar
50:41 Webinar: Spotting and Preventing Social… Webinar: Spotting and Preventing Social Engineering Attacks	Webinar: Spotting and Preventing Social Engineering Attacks (InfoSec 101) Millions of dollars are lost every year due to scams. But why would anyone willingly give away their personal information? Social engineering is the art of influencing a person to make… oit information security office attack engineering person things lot attacks card princeton stuff fishing phishing account computer questions access scam messages attacker victim credit From Tara Schaufler on May 21st, 2020 0 likes 41 plays Date May 19th, 2020 Speaker David Sherry & Tara Schaufler Department Information Security Office Location Online
00:05 Mexico's 2018 Elections: Elections and… Mexico's 2018 Elections: Elections and Criminal Violence in Mexico: The Elephant in the Room	Mexico's 2018 Elections: Elections and Criminal Violence in Mexico: The Elephant in the Room Guillermo Trejo, Associate Professor of Political Science and Faculty Fellow at the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, University of Notre Dame mexico 2018 elections cartels drug war guillermo trejo foriegn affairs politics crime attacks election authorities violence mexico corruption attack criminality democracy dynamics transition violations population markets polarization nineties control change levels archived_to_s3 flavors_deleted From PL Latin American Studies on April 19th, 2018 0 likes 2 plays Date April 13th, 2018 Speaker Guillermo Trejo Department Program In Latin American Studies Location A17 Louis A. Simpson International Building