Christopher Soghoian: How to avoid surveillance ... with the phone in your pocket
クリストファー・ソグホアン: 盗聴の歴史と対処法
Christopher Soghoian researches and exposes the high-tech surveillance tools that governments use to spy on their own citizens, and he is a champion of digital privacy rights. Full bio
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wiretapping assistance to governments.
手助けをしてきました
this assistance was manual.
大部分が人の手で行われていました
and wires were connected by hand.
盗聴器を人が接続して
様変わりしました
built surveillance features
考えてみたいと思います
that carry our calls
盗聴器を仕掛けたのです
when you're talking to your spouse,
or your doctor on the telephone,
be your own government;
a foreign intelligence service,
the surveillance system,
of the telephone companies.
have built surveillance as a priority,
監視システムを構築したのに対し
over the last couple years,
徐々に
strong encryption technology
強力な暗号化技術を
extremely difficult.
might have an iPhone,
多くの人がiPhoneをお持ちですが
to send a text message
テキスト・メッセージを
cannot easily be wiretapped.
盗聴できません
the text messages themselves.
見られないのです
to make an audio call
friends or loved ones,
of people around the world,
WhatsAppも
encryption technology into its product,
強力な暗号化技術を構築しており
in the Global South can easily communicate
often authoritarian,
簡単にテキスト・メッセージを
通信できるのです
百年の後-
to listen to any telephone call --
可能だった時代の後-
officials are not very happy.
かもしれません
かなり腹をたてています
these encryption tools are now available.
腹をたてているのではなく
encryption features into their products
暗号化機能を構築し
have democratized encryption.
誰でも暗号化ができるようにしました
like British Prime Minister David Cameron,
政府高官は
emails, texts, voice calls --
あらゆる通信を
available to governments,
to their point of view.
in a dangerous world,
危険な世界で暮らしているからです
serious national security threats
国家の安全を脅かす人々に対しては
the FBI and the NSA to monitor.
監視してほしいと思うでしょう
features come at a cost.
as a terrorist laptop,
communications devices.
使っているので
if the drug dealers' telephone calls
テロリストの電話が
can be intercepted,
盗聴できるのです
around the world be using devices
盗聴し放題の電話を使うべきか?」
systems that I've described --
不法侵入のシナリオは
and Microsoft built into their networks --
ネットワーク上の監視システムは
to lawful surveillance requests
合法的な監視要請への対応
by the Chinese government,
不正アクセスされました
wanted to figure out
米国政府が監視している
the US government was monitoring.
built into the network
ボーダフォン・ギリシャの
Greece's largest telephone company --
the surveillance feature,
the Greek Prime Minister
who did that were never caught.
逮捕されませんでした
with these surveillance features,
into a communications network
who's going to go through it.
制御できなくなります
or the other side,
I think that it's better
私はできるだけ安全な
to be as secure as possible.
と思います
wiretapping more difficult.
are going to have a tougher time
to live in a world
犯罪者、ストーカー、外国の諜報機関などに
text messages could be surveilled
監視されうる
and by foreign intelligence agencies.
in that kind of world.
暮らしたくありません
you probably have the tools
of government surveillance
and already in your pockets,
取り付けるかもしれません
and how secure those tools are,
いかに強力で安全なのか
you've used to communicate really are.
気付いてないかもしれません
読み取られないために
I want you to tell your colleagues:
伝えてくだい
使ってください
because they're cheap and easy,
簡単だからだけではなく
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Christopher Soghoian - Privacy researcher and activistChristopher Soghoian researches and exposes the high-tech surveillance tools that governments use to spy on their own citizens, and he is a champion of digital privacy rights.
Why you should listen
TED Fellow Christopher Soghoian is a champion of digital privacy rights, with a focus on the role that third-party service providers play in enabling governments to monitor citizens. As the principal technologist at the American Civil Liberties Union, he explores the intersection of federal surveillance and citizen's rights.
Before joining the ACLU, he was the first-ever technologist for the Federal Trade Commision's Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, where he worked on investigations of Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and Netflix. Soghoian is also the creator of Do Not Track, an anti-tracking device that all major web browsers now use, and his work has been cited in court.
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