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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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Control Fraud
I had never heard the term "control fraud" before: Control fraud theory was developed in the savings and loan debacle. It explained that the person controlling...
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Halloween and the Irational Fear of Stranger Danger
From the Wall Street Journal: Take "stranger danger," the classic Halloween horror. Even when I was a kid, back in the "Bewitched" and "Brady Bunch" costume era...
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Cargo Security
The New York Times writes: "Despite the increased scrutiny of people and luggage on passenger planes since 9/11, there are far fewer safeguards for packages and...
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Friday Squid Blogging: Dissecting a Giant Squid
Interesting television program from UK Channel 4.
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Me at TED
Okay, it's not TED. It's one of the independent regional TED events: TEDxPSU. My talk was "Reconceptualizing Security," a condensation of the hour-long talk into...
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New Orleans Scrapping Surveillance Cameras
They're not worth it: In seven years, New Orleans' crime camera program has yielded six indictments: three for crimes caught on video and three for bribes and...
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FBI Bugging Embassies in 1940
Old -- but recently released -- document discussing the bugging of the Russian embassy in 1940. The document also mentions bugging the embassies of France, Germany...
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Firesheep
Firesheep is a new Firefox plugin that makes it easy for you to hijack other people's social network connections. Basically, Facebook authenticates clients with...
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Declassified NSA Documents
It's a long list. These items are not online; they're at the National Archives and Records Administration in College Park, MD. You can either ask for copies by...
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Steganography in the Longfin Inshore Squid
Really: While the notion that a few animals produce polarization signals and use them in communication is not new, M
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Video Interview with Me from RSA Europe
I was interviewed this week at RSA Europe.
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FaceTime for Mac Security Hole
Once a user has logged into FaceTime, anyone with access to the machine can change the user's Apple ID password without knowing the old password.
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Electronic Car Lock Denial-of-Service Attack
Clever: Inspector Richard Haycock told local newspapers that the possible use of the car lock jammers would help explain a recent spate of thefts from vehicles...
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Workshop on the Economics of Information Security
I am the program chair for WEIS 2011, which is to be held next June in Washington, DC. Submissions are due at the end of February. Please forward and repost the...
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Predator Software Pirated?
This isn't good: Intelligent Integration Systems (IISi), a small Boston-based software development firm, alleges that their Geospatial Toolkit and Extended SQL...
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Hiding in Plain Sight
Ha! When he's out and about near his Denver home, former Broncos quarterback John Elway has come up with a novel way to travel incognito
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Fingerprinting Telephone Calls
This is clever: The tool is called PinDr0p, and works by analysing the various characteristic noise artifacts left in audio by the different types of voice network...
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