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...

"IM me" a strike order

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In my previous post " What's the potential of the IM security market? Symantec thinks big " I commented on various IM market s...
Wednesday, April 05, 2006

Heading in the opposite direction

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Just one day before April 1st 2006 I came across this article : " German retail banker Postbank will begin using electronic signat...

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...

Insider fined $870

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Insiders still remain an unresolved issue, where the biggest trade-off is the loss of productivity and trust in the organizational culture...

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, April 03, 2006

Wanna get yourself a portable Enigma encryption machine?

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Hurry up, you still have 5 hours to participate in the sale at Ebay as the BetaNews reported " eBay has long been a purveyor of the u...
Friday, March 31, 2006

March's Security Streams

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A quick summary of March's Security Streams ( January , February ). It was an unbelievably busy month, and while I'm multitasking a...

Visualization in the Security and New Media world

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Information visualization seems to be a growing trend in today's knowledge driven , and information-overloaded society. The following r...
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...

DVD of the Weekend - War Games

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Hi folks, as it's been a while since I last posted a quality post, I feel it's about time I catch up with some recent events. What I...
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...
Monday, March 20, 2006

Is a Space Warfare arms race really coming?

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In one of my previous posts " Who needs nuclear weapons anymore? " I was emphasizing on another, much more assymentric, still dang...
Friday, March 17, 2006

"Successful" communication

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You know Dilbert , don't you? I find this cartoon a very good representation of what is going on in the emerging market for software ...

Getting paid for getting hacked

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In the middle of February, Time Magazine ran a great article on Cyberinsurance or " Shock Absorbers ", and I feel this future tren...
Thursday, March 16, 2006

Old physical security threats still working

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In " The Complete Windows Trojans Paper " that I released back in 2003 (you can also update yourself with some recent malware tre...
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...
Friday, March 10, 2006

DVD of the Weekend - The Immortals

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The Lawnmower Man : Beyond Cyberspace was among the several other classic techno thrillers I was watching and mostly remembering pleasan...
Tuesday, March 07, 2006

Where's my 0day, please?

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A site I was recently monitoring disappeared these days, so I feel it's about time I blog on this case. I have been talking about the e...