Showing posts with label Anonymity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anonymity. Show all posts
Monday, June 26, 2006

Big Brother in the Restroom

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Wikes! This is nasty, and while the porn industry has commercialized the idea a long time ago, I never imagined the levels of crime in publi...

World's Internet Censorship Map

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While it seems rather quiet on the Internet's censorship front, the media coverage on the topic represents a cyclical buzz that reemerg...
Saturday, June 10, 2006

All Your Confidentiality Are Belong To Us

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The proof that commercial and open source encryption has surpassed the technologies to police it , or the idea that privacy and business gro...
Thursday, May 11, 2006

Pocket Anonymity

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While the threats posed by improper use of removable media will continue to make headlines, here's a company that's offering the com...

Snooping on Historical Click Streams

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In a previous post " The Feds, Google, MSN's reaction, and how you got "bigbrothered"? I gave practical advices on how c...
Tuesday, May 09, 2006

Wiretapping VoIP Order Questioned

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There's been a lot of buzz recently on the FCC's order requiring all VoIP providers to begin compliance with CALEA in order to la...

The Cell-phone Industry and Privacy Advocates VS Cell Phone Tracking

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I've once mentioned various privacy issues related to mobile devices , the growing trend of "assets tracking", and of course, ...
Wednesday, May 03, 2006

Biased Privacy Violation

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This is a very interesting initiative, going beyond the usual MySpace's teen heaven privacy issues, but directly exposing the mature a...
Tuesday, May 02, 2006

April's Security Streams

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Hi folks, it's about time to quickly summarize April's Security Streams. As of today, my blog is officially six months old and the f...
Thursday, April 27, 2006

A comparison of US and European Privacy Practices

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A new study on " US and European Corporate Privacy Practices " was released two days ago, and as I constantly monitor the topic k...
Wednesday, April 12, 2006

Catching up on how to lawfully intercept in the digital era

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In one of my previous posts " A top level espionage case in Greece " I blogged about two cases of unlawful interception -- good ol...
Wednesday, April 05, 2006

Securing political investments through censorship

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I try to extensively blog on various privacy and Internet censorship related issues affecting different parts of the world, or provide com...

The "threat" by Google Earth has just vanished in the air

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Or has it actually? In one of my previous posts " Security quotes : a FSB (successor to the KGB) analyst on Google Earth " I menti...
Monday, March 27, 2006

Are cyber criminals or bureaucrats the industry's top performer?

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Last week, I came across a great article at Forbes.com, " Fighting Hackers, Viruses, Bureaucracy ", an excerpt : " Cyber s...
Tuesday, March 21, 2006

Privacy issues related to mobile and wireless Internet access

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I just came across a research worth checking out by all the wardrivers and mobile/wireless Internet users out there. While it's written...

The Practical Complexities of Adware Advertising

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A report released by the The Center for Democracy and Technology yesterday, " How Advertising Dollars Encourage Nuisance and Harmful A...
Wednesday, March 15, 2006

Security vs Privacy or what's left from it

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My latest privacy related posts had to do with " The Future of Privacy = don't over-empower the watchers! " and " Data mi...
Tuesday, March 07, 2006

The Future of Privacy = don't over-empower the watchers!

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I blog a lot about privacy, anonymity and censorship, mainly because I feel not just concerned, but obliged to build awareness on the big pi...
Friday, February 24, 2006

Chinese Internet Censorship efforts and the outbreak

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In some of my January's Security Streams , I did some extensive blogging expressing my point of view on the current Internet censorship ...
Friday, February 03, 2006

What search engines know, or may find out about us?

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Today, CNET's staff did an outstanding job of finding out what major search companies retain about their users . AOL, Google, Microsoft ...