Actually, lots of browsers get poor marks overall for how the password management systems function and protect you against malicious attacks.

Funny, especially in light of watching the season premiere of “24” where Jack shoots out a video camera, which draws the people out to check on it, leaving them vulnerable to attack.  Add social engineering to that and you have a nice attack.

A very interesting research paper to read up on.  I’m most curious how they baited the RIAA/MPAA into thinking that printers had been downloading files over bittorrent.

So, I’m listening to this story on NPR yesterday and the CEO of the company that brings you the Sham-Wow, Pedi-Paws, Ped Egg, and other cruft for $19.95 was on.  I rarely watch commercials anymore because I don’t watch live TV and skip through them.  So why is it that I know of so many TeleBrands products? – Spam.

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I’ve heard lots of information about BPA in plastics (aka Bisphenol-A), and a little misinformation. So I figured that it was time to crosscheck these concerns against the other chain-email-brand hysteria about plastics that I have debunked before.

But you have to be a believer or it won’t work.  Well, even then it won’t work.

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I can believe this given how gullible relatives forward out obviously-false chain emails all the time.  There’s a fine line between that behaviour and responding to these.

I’m sure this will come in handy in future debates. Not to mention it is very interesting to see where the votes fell.