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DNS and Privacy: Who Controls Your Browsing
Laura Zambrano
While most discussions about Internet privacy focus on cookies and fingerprinting, there is a fundamental layer that often goes unnoticed, the Domain Name System (DNS). Created in the 1980s to translate friendly domain names (like example.com) into IP addresses, DNS has become a potential tool for surveillance and censorship. Each DNS query typically travels unencrypted, exposing our browsing habits to...
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Privacy by Design - Training Machine Learning Models without Sacrificing Data Protection
- February 24, 2025
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Steffano Utreras
- By Steffano Utreras
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- January 29, 2025
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Sara Zambrano
- CAD had the opportunity to participate in the First Andean Intercultural and Educational Summit for Indigenous Communities of Bolivia, Chile, Peru and Argentina that took place in the community of...
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paulina
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Artificial Intelligence and Copyright
- November 11, 2024
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Ola Bini
- First a disclaimer: In this article I will use “artificial intelligence” and “AI” to refer to certain machine learning algorithms in the sense used these days. However, I personally don’t...
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- October 24, 2024
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Sara Zambrano
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Review of the School of Communication and Free Technologies for the Common Defense of the Territory
- October 09, 2024
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Laura Zambrano
- By Laura Zambrano