‘IT Fauna’ and ‘Crime Pays’: Using Critical Design to Envision Cyber Security Futures
‘IT Fauna’ and ‘Crime Pays’: Using Critical Design to Envision Cyber Security Futures
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“IT 动物群”和“犯罪付出代价”：利用批判性设计来展望网络安全的未来
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2013
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Austin Houldsworth
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D. Ashenden;David Benqué;Austin Houldsworth
这项研究是社会科学家、设计师和技术人员之间的合作，探讨了关键设计是否可以用来展望网络安全的未来。研究的当务之急是检查关键设计的使用，将其作为想象网络安全的未来或替代场景的一种方式。我们评估了鼓励网络安全从业者和政策制定者讨论和重新考虑网络安全风险的研究方法。
该研究使用关键设计来产生推测场景，从而鼓励以新的方式思考网络安全风险。 “IT 动物群标本”是对我们想象中的软件动物寓言的可视化和庆祝。 “犯罪付出代价”是一个视频装置，它设想了一个对在线隐私有效征税的未来。
The research presented is a collaboration between social scientists, designers and technologists that explored whether critical design could be used to envision cyber security futures. The research imperative was to examine the use of critical design as a way of imagining future or alternative scenarios of cyber security. We evaluated research methods that would encourage cyber security practitioners and policy makers to discuss and re-consider cyber security risk.
The research used critical design to produce speculative scenarios that would encourage a new way of thinking about cyber security risk. ‘Specimens of IT Fauna’ is a visualisation and celebration of our imaginary bestiary of software. ‘Crime Pays’ is a video installation that envisions a future where there is effectively a tax on online privacy.