Obfuscation

"Obfuscation" by Finn Brunton and Helen Nissenbaum explores how individuals can use ambiguous and misleading information to protect their privacy in a world of pervasive digital surveillance. The book provides practical tools, historical examples, and a thoughtful discussion on the importance and ethics of obfuscation as a means of resisting data collection by governments, corporations, and hackers. It aims to equip users, developers, and policymakers with strategies to defend personal privacy and challenge the misuse of data.