Security

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Supreme Court Unanimously Confused About GPS Tracking 9–0 opinion hides two profoundly different views
Carrier IQ Myth Versus Reality Tech journalism: When the legend becomes fact, print the legend
Sons of Stuxnet Hackers are learning new lessons from the most sophisticated virus code ever written
The Critical Threat to Critical Infrastructure A Techwise Conversation With Steve Chabinsky of the FBI’s Cyber Division
GPS Tracking Without a Warrant The Supreme Court heard arguments last week in U.S. v. Antoine Jones
UPDATE: RSA Responds to Flaw Finding
Thu, February 16, 2012

Blog Post: The problem is not in the algorithm; it's in the implementation

Nortel Penetrated by Hackers Since at Least 2000
Tue, February 14, 2012

Blog Post: As company is sold off, is spyware going to new owners?

Guarding Without Guardians
Thu, February 09, 2012

Podcast: Bruce Schneier is concerned that without trust, society itself may be impossible

Cyber Security Shortchanged in US Smart Grid Push
Wed, February 08, 2012

Blog Post: Energy Department audit finds that cyber security controls are weak in many utilities

Hackers Eavesdrop on FBI Scotland Yard Conference Call Discussing Hackers
Mon, February 06, 2012

Blog Post: Ease of communication hacking once again exposed

Federal Agency Restricts Web Access Due to Virus
Fri, February 03, 2012

Blog Post: Economic Development Administration has been offline since 24 January

Review: Liars & Outliers
February 2012

Article: Bruce Schneier’s new book explores the relationships of trust on which civilization depends

EU Proposes Robust New Online Privacy Law
Wed, February 01, 2012

Blog Post: The reform would enshrine right to be forgotten and mandate leak disclosure within 24 hours

Leading Companies Banding Together to Fight Phishing
Mon, January 30, 2012

Blog Post: Agree to use standard email authentication specification to make it harder on phishers

The Supreme Court Is Unanimously Confused About GPS Tracking
Fri, January 27, 2012

Podcast: The court’s 9–0 opinion hides two profoundly different views on the right to privacy

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