A music-loving computer scientist from Belgium. Android privacy and security at @Google.
Zurich, Switzerland
Joined February 2009
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Bram Bonné retweeted
I'm hiring a Privacy Engineer for my team! You'd be working on improving Privacy for 3 billion Android devices. DM me if you're interested!
Omdat bioafbreekbare elektronica de toekomst is. Maar ook omdat ik een trotse broer ben: eoswetenschap.eu/technologie…
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Bram Bonné retweeted
Rust in the Android platform!
We’re excited to announce that the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) now supports the Rust programming language for OS development!
security.googleblog.com/2021…
Bram Bonné retweeted
I made a new year's resolution to start blogging in January. then some stuff happened this year. anyway, here's the first post, on the misconception that people will click "yes" to any security warning or prompt: emilymstark.com/2020/07/14/d…
Bram Bonné retweeted
Happy to make an official announcement on a feature that I worked on with some colleagues that launched last year.
@AndroidDev have an important role in keeping the @Android ecosystem safe and sometimes they just need a little nudge! security.googleblog.com/2020…
Happy to share some great news from Androidland 🙂
Android is committed to keeping you, your devices, and your data safe! 🛡
Today, we’re happy to announce that 80% of Android apps are encrypting traffic by default. We expect these numbers to continue improving. 📈
Learn more ↓ goo.gle/2rW7CuX
Bram Bonné retweeted
Folks, today I am SO EXCITED that Google colleagues and I are open-sourcing our ✨ differential privacy library ✨ for anyone to use.
I've been waiting & pushing for this for a while now! I can't wait to see what other folks & organizations do with it! 🌈
github.com/google/differenti…
This is a fantastic resource for anyone interested in learning about app reverse engineering / pre-installed apps on Android.
Here are the slides from my @BlackHatEvents talk on reversing Android pre-installed apps & case studies of pre-installed security issues! #BHUSA
github.com/maddiestone/ConPr…
ALT Screenshot of my title slide "Securing the System: A deep dive into Reversing Android Pre-Installed Apps"
Bram Bonné retweeted
In Android P we made cleartext traffic opt-in, at I/O today we showed the stats on opt-in rate (80% of apps didn't opt back in). Thanks @BramBonne for doing the analysis. youtube.com/watch?feature=yo…
Bram Bonné retweeted
Privacy that works for everyone @google blog.google/technology/safet…
Bram Bonné retweeted
Finally! You can auto-delete your Google activity & location history data after a certain period of time.
That's a big deal: I don't think another product from a big tech company with that feature. I'm certainly looking forward to Twitter implementing it!
bgr.com/2019/05/01/google-lo…
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Enjoy this new white paper overview of the Android platform security model from our ASAP team members @rene_mobile @jeffvanderstoep @ChadBrubaker5 and nnk! arxiv.org/pdf/1904.05572.pdf,
Really excited to see all these excellent privacy improvements coming to Android Q:
developer.android.com/previe…
Developers, get your apps ready to run on the next version of Android!
Bram Bonné retweeted
Oh no, I almost missed Safer Internet Day. Here's some safety advice:
1. Use a password manager
2. Use a password manager
3. Use a password manager
4. Wear brightly colored, reflective clothing when you run at night
5. Use a password manager
Okay. Everyone. Go see @jacobcollier live this year. Especially if you are a person who likes things. This is a thing you will like.
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Bram Bonné retweeted
Are you interested in bringing training and professional development in Computer Science to your local education community? From today, universities and education nonprofits can apply for a #GrowWithGoogle Educator Grant -> g.co/csedugrants #CSEd
