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  • Debunking Biometric Assumptions

    29 Jun 2005 • 2 min read • security post

    Chris Hill’s biometrics thesis: This is a very interesting development. It challenges a key assumption that people have made about biometrics: “that stored biometrics pose no threat to …

  • Washington State Governor's Election Upheld!

    8 Jun 2005 • 1 min read • politics post

    The Seattle Times: Local News: Election trial dispatches Some highlights: Bridges: Overturning election would have meant “judicial egotism” Judge Bridges said Republicans did not meet the …

  • A Pledge For Stem Cell Research Foes

    2 Jun 2005 • 1 min read • Science post

    Pandagon: A compromise I can really stand behind This is a great idea. A lot of adult stem cell treatments may now or in the future benefit from embryonic stem cell research so these foes better hope …

  • Anecdotal Study Of Data Aggregator Quality

    20 May 2005 • 2 min read • Privacy post

    PrivacyActivism.org - Data Aggregators: A Study of Data Quality and Responsiveness Results of a study conducted by PrivacyActivism show that data aggregators have significant problems with accuracy …

  • Washington State Getting Tough on Rampant Spyware Problem

    17 May 2005 • 1 min read • security post

    Slashdot | Washington State Outlaws Spyware the Governor of Washington signs a a bill outlawing spyware (bill history) which imposes penalties of $100,000 per violation. This is a step in the right …

  • Identity Theft Is Okayif Done By The State

    16 May 2005 • 1 min read • security post

    Ohio Agents Use Woman’s Identity in Strip-Bar Sting: Internal Affairs at Officer.com This is absolutely unbelievable! Imagine if the state was to damage your reputation or financial status (e.g. …

  • A Message To Choicepoint Customers Just How Helpful Is The Data You Are Buying

    16 May 2005 • 2 min read • Privacy post

    The Five Most Shocking Things About the ChoicePoint Debacle - CSO Magazine - May 2005 Maybe it was the fact that this wasn’t a hack. Personal information of nearly 145,000 people wasn’t …

  • Rfid Passport Security Proposal Defeating The Purpose

    16 May 2005 • 2 min read • Privacy post

    Schneier on Security: RFID Passport Security “The solution would require an RFID reader to provide a key or password before it could read data embedded on an RFID passport’s chip. It would …

  • Penguins Not On Terrorist Watch List

    16 May 2005 • 1 min read • security post

    TheDenverChannel.com - Slideshow The American public can rest easy now that these penguins have been rigorously vetted by the TSA. Someone managing the Terrorist Watch List must have recently seen one …

  • Ipsec Esp Protocol Flaw Discovered

    13 May 2005 • 1 min read • security post

    NISCC Vulnerability Advisory IPSEC - 004033 From what I have read on this, the flaw in ESP only will affect you if you are using ESP for confidentiality protection only (no integrity check in ESP) and …

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