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Reduce Fear Increase Security
This appeared in the October 2004 crypto-gram and is a very good description of how the current “security” measures at airports, etc. serve only to “reduce fear” and don’t actually “increase security”. The latter is the hard problem…
12 Jul 2005 • 2 min read
Homeland Security Terror Alerts
Good to look back on in light of the raising of the alert (and only for public transportation…) Is the best our intelligence can do is to assume that the next attack will be the same MO and style as recent ones?
12 Jul 2005 • 1 min read
VIM as an XML Editor
07:00
12 Jul 2005 • 1 min read
Avoid Losing Web Form Text
Scribe, Mozilla Firefox Extension looks like a handy extension to add to Firefox. How many times have you lost a long textarea posting? No more typing in VIM or Notepad and then pasting into the web. No need to constantly save to the server to avoid losing text.
11 Jul 2005 • 1 min read
SecureUML, with Visio templates
Mark Curphey’s Blog
11 Jul 2005 • 2 min read
Free Open Source Tool Released For Web Services Security Scanning
Foundstone, Inc.� Strategic Security
11 Jul 2005 • 1 min read
Unintended consequences of improved SSL UI in browsers
SSL Organization Vulnerabilities
7 Jul 2005 • 1 min read
Study: Users becoming more security Conscious
Fear of Spyware Changing Online Habits - Yahoo! News
7 Jul 2005 • 1 min read
Musings On The Horrible Bombings In The Uk
I hope we have better reason to suspect Al-Qaida than this. And can’t the press do better than push a ridiculous assertion such as this below with a weak justification by an anonymous source? Why the need for an anonymouse source anyhow? It almost seems as if the reporter was trying to squeeze in a link to Al-Qaida no matter the questionable “logic” being used to make that assertion. But, perhaps it came off this way due to too much pruning by the editor.
7 Jul 2005 • 1 min read
The Rise of the American Taliban
Daily Kos: State of the Nation
5 Jul 2005 • 1 min read