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How the “Frontier” Became the Slogan of Uncontrolled AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been billed as the next frontier of humanity: the newly available expanse whose exploration …
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Me on Surveillance Cameras
My fourth essay for CNN.com, on surveillance cameras. The Al-Mabhouh assassination made a nice news hook.
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Hitler and Cloud Computing
Funny video by Marcus Ranum and Gunnar Peterson.
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Small Planes and Lone Terrorist Nutcases
A Washington Post article concludes that small planes are not the next terror threat: Pilots of private planes fly about 200,000 small and medium-size aircraft...
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Remotely Spying on Kids with School Laptops
It's a really creepy story. A school issues laptops to students, and then remotely and surreptitiously turns on the camera. (Here's the lawsuit.) This is anLower...
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NSA Historical Documents
Just declassified: "A Reference Guide to Selected Historical Documents Relating to the National Security Agency/Central Security Service, 1931
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The Doghouse: Demiurge Consulting
They claim to be "one of the nation's only and most respected security and intelligence providers" -- I've never heard of them -- but their blog consists entirely...
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Mark Twain on Risk Analysis
From 1871: I hunted up statistics, and was amazed to find that after all the glaring newspaper headings concerning railroad disasters, less than three hundred...
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Another Debit Card Skimmer
This one is installed inside gas pumps. There's nothing the customer can detect.
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Cyber Shockwave Test
There was a big U.S. cyberattack exercise this week. We didn't do a This is, I think, an eyewitness report.
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Al-Mabhouh Assassination
It reads like a very professional operation: Security footage of the killers' movements during the afternoon, released by police in Dubai yesterday, underlines...
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Opening Locks with Foil Impressioning
Interesting blog post, with video demonstration, about an improved tool to open high security locks with a key that will just "form itself" if you insert it into...
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Bruce Schneier Facebook Page
I finally have control of my Facebook page. There'll be nothing on it that isn't on my blog, but some of you might prefer following my writing from there. (ITwitter...
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Botnets Attacking Each Other
A new Trojan Horse named Spy Eye has code that kills Zeus, a rival botnet.
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Detecting Cheating by Analyzing Erased Answers
I had no idea this was being done, but erased answers are now analyzed on standardized tests. Schools with a high number of wrong-to-right changes across multiple...
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James Fallows on the Chinese Cyber Threat
Interesting. I wrote this about Chinese cyberattacks in 2008.
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Radio Interview
I was interviewed on the New Horizons radio show in Boise.
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Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Record
I don't know which is more exciting: that someone is trying to break the squid record, or that there is a squid record in the first place. An Auckland scientist...
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