Interesting work and something that I can’t seem to get many people to pay attention to. Not all DoS attacks are bandwidth exhaustion attacks. DoS attacks can be thought of generically as …

William Raspberry from the Washington post asks a great question: “Why would Hussein, facing annihilation, take the bother to hide his chemical and biological weapons so carefully that we still …

MCI gets $500 million to build a new GSM network in Iraq. There are a couple of interesting aspects to this: a. The sensible GSM network was chosen amid staunch lobbying by Qualcomm junkies to build …

quot- Well, we definitely agree on the point, �Politicians need to be more honest about lying� Perhaps they should go for more of the honest and less on the lying at the same time. Politicians lie, …

Juxtaposition has rocketed to the top of the Google search results for the word ‘juxtaposition’! Strange, given that Juxtaposition is nary a few months old. Sadly, a link search (for …

The paper is 81 pages long but based on the abstract, it appears like important work. I hope that this will be taken to heart by policy shapers. Cybercrime’s Scope: Interpreting …

Article on the restrictions imposed by the DRM inherent in Apple’s AAC file format. From my perspective, $1 per song is way too expensive, especially when the product you get is inferior to a …

This scares me as a security professional. This especially scares me as a resident of Washington State. Some gems from this interview with representatives from Sequoia systems: Miller: “On the …

1. Companies fraudulently overstate earnings 2. Companies pay tax on those fake earnings 3. Companies get caught, restate earnings 4. Companies want refunds of taxes paid on those earnings 5. …

A post to the IP and Risks lists is a harbinger of things to come as more and more complexity and computer-controlled systems get added to everyday devices without ensuring the same kind of quality …