PRIVACY Logs

Access control uses MFA and role-based permissions, transfer security relies on encryption protocols, and documentation requires tamper-proof logging. Access Control. Multi-factor authentication for all system access, not just passwords. Role-Based Access Control ensures users c...

Quiz: PRIVACY / TOM and OSINT | updated: Jul 30, 2026

"Voluntary" disclosure is deeply problematic because of changing platform rules, power imbalances, and a phenomenon called Kontextkollaps, meaning context collapse. Why "voluntary" sharing isn't truly voluntary: Platform terms of service change after you post, retroactively alte...

Quiz: PRIVACY / TOM and OSINT | updated: Jul 30, 2026

The biggest OSINT vulnerabilities come from four common habits: reusing usernames, leaving GPS data in photos, publishing work email addresses, and never deleting old social media posts. What a 55-minute investigation typically uncovers: Personal data: Full legal name and date o...

Quiz: PRIVACY / TOM and OSINT | updated: Jul 30, 2026

Four key protection strategies: conscious information sharing, metadata reduction, identity compartmentalization, and regular self-OSINT audits. 1. Conscious information sharing. Before every post, ask yourself: what could a motivated investigator learn from this? A birthday anno...

Quiz: PRIVACY / TOM and OSINT | updated: Jul 30, 2026

Google was found to collect data from users even in the supposedly private Incognito mode, and a court deemed Google's explanations misleading. This landmark case exposed the gap between what users believe and what actually happens. Many people assume "private/incognito" browsing...

Quiz: PRIVACY / Web Tracking | updated: Jul 30, 2026

The browser locally derives 3–5 weekly interest "topics" from your browsing (from ~350 predefined categories), stores them for only 3 weeks, and shares only a topic — not an identifier — with sites via document.browsingTopics(). * The Topics API flow: interests derived and held...

Quiz: PRIVACY / Web Tracking | updated: Jul 30, 2026

Instead of the browser sending data to trackers, the website's own server forwards data directly to third parties (Facebook, Google) — so client-side blockers never see it. * Moving tracking server-side (Conversions API) evades client-side blockers that catch the Facebook Pixel....

Quiz: PRIVACY / Web Tracking | updated: Jul 30, 2026

Decompile with apktool, extract the DEX files, then grep the code for embedded tracker/ad URLs. Workflow: Set up tools — sudo apt install dexdump aapt apktool Decompile — apktool d app.apk creates a decompiled directory tree Extract DEX — unzip app.apk classes*.dex pulls out the...

Quiz: PRIVACY / Web Tracking | updated: Jul 30, 2026

Organizational TOMs include physical security zones, 24/7 incident response, and employee training, validated through certifications like ISO 27001 and SOC reports. Physical security measures: Data centers organized into security zones with progressively stricter access controls...

Quiz: PRIVACY / TOM and OSINT | updated: Jul 30, 2026

OSINT threatens privacy through four specific vectors: profiling via data correlation, re-identification despite anonymization, location tracking without GPS, and behavioral pattern derivation. * Four ways OSINT threatens privacy. * 1. Profiling through data correlation. Combini...

Quiz: PRIVACY / TOM and OSINT | updated: Jul 30, 2026