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DDOS as Civil Disobedience

For a while now, I have been thinking about what civil disobedience looks like in the Internet Age. Certainly DDOS attacks, and politically motivated hacking in general, is a part of that

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Surveillance and the Internet of Things

The Internet has turned into a massive surveillance tool . We’re constantly monitored on the Internet by hundreds of companies — both familiar and unfamiliar.

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Friday Squid Blogging: Striped Pyjama Squid Pet Sculpture

Technically, it’s a cuttlefish and not a squid. But it’s still nice art .

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Applied Cryptography on Elementary

In the episode that aired on May 9th, about eight or nine minutes in, there’s a scene with a copy of Applied Cryptography prominently displayed on the coffee table. This isn’t the first time that my books have appeared on that TV show.

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Bluetooth-Controlled Door Lock

Here is a new lock that you can control via Bluetooth and an iPhone app. That’s pretty cool, and I can imagine all sorts of reasons to get one of those

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Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Festival in Monterey

It’s at the end of May . Note that it’s being put on by the Calamari Entertainment Group

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The Onion on Browser Security

Wise advice : At Chase Bank, we recognize the value of online banking­ — it’s quick, convenient, and available any time you need it. Unfortunately, though, the threats posed by malware and identity theft are very real and all too common nowadays.

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The Economist on Guantanamo

Maybe the tide is turning : America is in a hole. The last response of the blowhards and cowards who have put it there is always: “So what would you do: set them free?” Our answer remains, yes.

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Reidentifying Anonymous Data

Latanya Sweeney has demonstrated how easy it can be to identify people from their birth date, gender, and zip code.

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Evacuation Alerts at the Airport

Last week, an employee error caused the monitors at LAX to display a building evacuation order : At a little before 9:47 p.m., the message read: “An emergency has been declared in the terminal. Please evacuate.” An airport police source said officers responded to the scene at the Tom Bradley International Terminal, believing the system had been hacked. But an airport spokeswoman said it was an honest mistake

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