Archive
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C2PA Is Not Going To Fix Our Misinformation Problem
W3C
Provenance
Authenticity
Misinformation
A critical look at C2PA, which is probably not our best hope for dealing with misinformation.
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Everything you need to know about selective disclosure
IETF
W3C
Identity
Cryptography
… and why it might not offer the answers to difficult identity questions as you might have hoped
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Thoughts on TAG Design Reviews
W3C
TAG
I am running for the W3C TAG election
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Fraud, Abuse, Fingerprinting, Privacy, and Openness
W3C
Anti-Fraud
Advertising
Abuse
Fingerprinting
Why my bank is fingerprinting me and why that's fine.
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Entropy and Privacy Analysis
Information Theory
Privacy
W3C
A discussion about the use of entropy and similar statistics in privacy analysis.
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Bundling for the Web
IETF
W3C
How hard could this possibly be?
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Standardizing Principles
IETF
W3C
The role of specifications in standards extends beyond a description of what happens when.
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RFCs in HTML
IETF
HTML
Visual Design
The IETF has long made its specifications available on the web, but its official offerings for HTML are inferior to text.
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Next Level Version Negotiation
Protocol Design
New insights regarding version negotiation mechanisms in protocols suggest that we have been doing it right, but only by accident.
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Oblivious DoH
DNS
HTTP
Thoughts on the recent announcement of Oblivious DoH support.