Workshop on PNR data at Re:Publica (Berlin)
I'm speaking about Passenger Name Record (PNR) data as part of a workshop from 15:00-16:00 (GMT +1, PDT +9) today at the Re:Publica blogger, media, and net society conference in Berlin. The keynote presentations are being Webcast, but not the workshops. Some links for more information:
- Slides with annotation
- How to request your own travel records
- My testimony and recommendations to the European Parliament
- US and EU use of ICAO for policy laundering on PNR data, passports, other travel documents, and related databases and processes
- 2010 Identity Project update on DHS non-compliance with the PNR agreement
- 2008 Identity Project analysis of DHS non-compliance with the PNR agreement
- 2007 Identity Project report on the first DHS responses to requests for PNR data
- Background: What's in a PNR?
- Insecure Web portals for PNR retrieval
[Follow-up: Photo and blog coverage (in German) from the workshop.]
Posted by Edward, 16 April 2010, 01:56Date: April 16th, 2010 @ 05:56
Categories: Consumer Travel News, Independent Travel
This post was originally posted by Edward Hasbrouck @ The Practical Nomad.
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