W3C camp at WWW 2012

Those of you who are at the World Wide Web Conference in Lyon, France, this week, might want to stop by the W3C track on Wednesday afternoon.

We'll have talks about the changing nature of Web security and privacy, the upcoming W3C work on crypto APIs (and what it means for identity systems on the Web), and Web permissions (i.e., how do I keep my web-based phone from eavesdropping on my bedroom).

We also have kept open slots for break-out sessions and lightning talks (2min each).

If you want to share recent results or intriguing insights on security and privacy on the Web, then please send your lightning talk abstract to this mailing list.

And if you want to instigate a break-out session to tackle a particular security topic in depth, then this list would be a good place to start the discussion about that.

Please help us spread the word,
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Thomas Roessler, W3C  <tlr@w3.org>  (@roessler)

Received on Monday, 16 April 2012 14:10:28 UTC