IS406B Politics of Cyberspace

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All of the following lecture files are PowerPoint 2003 (PPT) presentations. PDF links are for the printable handouts. The * indicates files that are already loaded on the Web site.

  1. *Introduction to the Course    PPT    PDF
  2. *Born Digital Introduction, Ch 1 (Identities) & Ch 2 (Dossiers)    PPT    PDF
  3. *Born Digital Ch 3 (Privacy) & Ch 4 (Safety)    PPT    PDF
  4. *Born Digital Ch 5 (Creators) & Ch 6 (Pirates)    PPT    PDF
  5. *Born Digital Ch 7 (Quality) & Ch 8 (Overload)    PPT    PDF
  6. *Born Digital Ch 9 (Aggressors) & Ch 10 (Innovators)    PPT    PDF
  7. * Born Digital Ch11 (Learners) & Ch 12 (Activists)    PPT    PDF
  8. *Born Digital Ch 13 (Synthesis)    PPT    PDF    MP4 (movie of class discussion)
  9. *Zero Day Threat Prologue, Introduction, & Ch 1 (Built for Speed)    PPT    PDF
  10. *Zero Day Threat Ch 2 (System Stimulation), Ch 3 (System Fissures), & Ch 4 (Self-Anointed Avenger)    PPT    PDF
  11. *Zero Day Threat Ch 5 (Convenience Quotient), Ch 6 (Predators & Opportunists), & Ch 7 (Perpetuating Errors)    PPT    PDF
  12. *Zero Day Threat Ch 8 (Cost of Doing Business), Ch 9 (Vulgar Cheats & Swindles), & Ch 10 (Hungry Sharks)    PPT    PDF
  13. *Zero Day Threat Ch 11 (Perception Challenge), Ch 12 (Larger Rings), & Ch 13 (Public Acceptance)    PDF only that day (watched silly security-awareness films)
  14. *Zero Day Threat Ch 14 (Gaps in the System), Ch 15 (Keys to the Puzzle), & Ch 16 (Self-Contained Units)    PDF only that day
    (watched Law & Order "Virus" and had student-directed discussions)
  15. *Zero Day Threat Ch 17 (Under Siege), Ch18 (What Must Be Done), Epilogue, & Appendices A&B    PDF only that day
  16. *Code 2.0 Prefaces to 2nd & 1st editions    PDF
  17. *Code 2.0 Introduction: Ch 1 (Code is Law), Ch 2 (Four Puzzles from Cyberspace)    PDF
  18. *Code 2.0 Part I: Regulability -- Ch 3, 4, 5    PDF
  19. *Code 2.0 Part II: Regulation by Code -- Ch 6, 7, 8    PDF
  20. *Code 2.0 Part III: Latent Ambiguities -- Ch 9, 10, 11, 12, 13    PDF
  21. *Code 2.0 Part IV: Sovereignty -- Ch 14, 15    PDF
  22. *Code 2.0 Part V: Responses -- Ch 16, 17, 18    PDF

Compilations:

  • All Born Digital questions availalbe as DOC, PDF and PPT files in ZIP (14 MB)
  • All Zero Day Threat questions as DOC, PDF and PPT files in ZIP (2 MB)
  • All Code 2.0 questions available as DOC files and PDFs in ZIP (2 MB)

    The remaining lectures are by students and will be posted as available.

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Warriors of the Internet (2002)     MPG    (70 MB movie file)

Relevant for lecture 18: This charming computer animation by Gunilla Elam, Tomas Sephanson, and Niklas Hanberger explains how TCP/IP works in simple terms. 12 minutes of good instructional fun. Made available with permission of the authors. For more information see their Web site at http://www.warriorsofthe.net where versions in many languages are available.

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UNITED STATES POSTAL INSPECTION SERVICE AWARENESS VIDEOS:
DELIVERING JUSTICE -- BY PERMISSION OF USPIS

If you have high-speed Internet access, you can download the very large ZIP files below and unpack them using the directories included in the ZIP. The server for this Website has a maximum outband bandwidth of ~90 Mbps, which implies a minimum time at maximum speed of about 2 minutes for the download. On a T1 (1.5 Mbps) inbound line, it should take about 2 hours per GB* to download one of these files.A T2 (6 Mbps) line should take around 30 minutes/GB. A T3 (44 Mbps) would download 1 GB in around 5 minutes. Note, however, that if you are linking in via a 56 Kbps dialup, it could take at 53 days. . . .

* GB = Gigabyte (1.073e9 bytes); Mbps = megabits (1.048e6 bits) per second.
Note that 1 B (byte) in telecommunications actually has more than the usual 8 bits because of start and stop bits; the rough approximation is about 10 bits per Byte.

To order physical DVDs, visit http://postalinspectors.uspis.gov/pressroom/videos.aspx

Identity Crisis -- identity theft (694 MB)

Web of Deceit -- phishing (640 MB)

All the King's Men -- recovering from financial fraud (857 MB)

Work@Home Scams: They Just Don't Pay --money laundering by mail (370 MB)

Nowhere to Run -- international phone fraud (699 MB)

Dialing for Dollars -- money for nothing isn't (1.2 GB)

Long Shot -- playing foreign lotteries is illegal in the USA (440 MB)

 


 

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