Saturday, July 08, 2006

Delicious Information Warfare - 27/07

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Given the interest in the perspective, I'm continuing to share my daily reads for the last week and a half. Catch up with previous summ...
Thursday, July 06, 2006

$960M and the FBI's Art of Branding Insecurity

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In previous posts " Are cyber criminals or bureaucrats the industry's top performer? ", and " Insiders - insights, trends...

Travel Without Moving - North Korea Missile Launch Pad

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Seems like it's North Korea's most active PR month given the public outbreak due to their unsuccessful launch of an intercontinenta...
Wednesday, July 05, 2006

How to Win the U.S Elections

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Juicy barbecues, hugging babies, in between offering, and asking for the Moon days are over. E-voting is the future of technological politic...
Monday, July 03, 2006

BBC under the Intelligence Shadow

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Nothing is impossible, the impossible just takes a little while. A relatively typical practices for the ex-USSR, namely controlling the medi...
Sunday, July 02, 2006

China's Interest of Censoring Mobile Communications

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Just came across to a great article at the IHT on China's interest of tightening control of cellphones : " The new measures bein...
Saturday, July 01, 2006

Hacktivism Tensions - Israel vs Palestine Cyberwars

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Oops, they did it again . The most recent case of hacktivism recently occurred : " Shortly after IDF tanks rolled into Gaza, another...
Friday, June 30, 2006

Real-Time PC Zombie Statistics

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Zombies inevitably turning into botnets represent a huge, automated and efficient advantage to malicious attackers , I topic and most of it...

The WarDriving Police and Pringles Hacking

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These days you never know where the next hacking attempt on your wireless network may come from. In this case, it's from the police, as ...
Thursday, June 29, 2006

North Korea - Turn On the Lights, Please

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North Korea's recent missile launch furor , and the obvious conventional weaponry doctrine in place, as well as my comments in the Trave...

Tracking Down Internet Terrorist Propaganda

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I always knew there's a team of cheap marketers behind every terrorist organization trying to market yet another multimedia killing, or ...
Wednesday, June 28, 2006

Delicious Information Warfare - 24/27 June

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Go through my daily reads for 13/24 June as well. 01. Meteorite Collision - "Japanese animation showing what would happen if a gia...
Tuesday, June 27, 2006

Malicious Web Crawling

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SiteAdvisor indeed cashed for evaluating the maliciosness of the web , and New Zealand feels that nation wide google hacking initiatives ar...

Shots From the Wild - Terrorism Information Awareness Program Demo Portal

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A lot has changed since my last post on " Data mining, terrorism and security ", namely NSA's warrantless surveillance efforts...
Monday, June 26, 2006

Dealing with Spam - The O'Reilly.com Way

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While China feels that centralization is the core of everything, and is licensing the use of mail servers to fight spam , thus totally ignor...

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...
Sunday, June 25, 2006

Delicious Information Warfare - 13/24 June

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Brief summaries of key events for the last week and a half, catch up with previous ones as well. I intend to continue sharing my daily read...

Travel Without Moving - Erasmus Bridge

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Catching up with last week's Travel Without Moving shot, this one isn't intelligence of military related, but a marvelous engineer...
Saturday, June 24, 2006

No Other Place Like 127.0.0.1

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Sincere apologies for the sudden disappearance, but thanks for the interest even though I haven't been active for the last week due to q...