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Criminalization of cyberspace will grow as virtualization does. And what self-respecting criminal would thumb his nose at the convenience of people not knowing who they are connecting to?
In 2006, everyone needs a personal Faraday Cage.
Phil Becker helped write software for the space program. But to navigate today’s technology, he wants us to remember that for Thurcydides, History was “Philosophy teaching by examples” - while for Emerson, “history becomes subjective.”
In light of the competing Sentinal product, the GE Puffer should be taken off the market to avoid humiliating its design staff. But there are other problems…
Can a system like WebCapture provide undeniable proof of transactions performed by clients, protecting the organization from false claims and litigation?
Our daily breadcrumbs - our attention - our personal interests in where we’re going and what we’re looking for and buying, are all being sucked up and stored with a unique identifier.
Our current ways of doing things are too dangerous - and much of that comes from the fact that we have been forced to store information we don’t need
Radia writes, “Identity based encryption. Sigh.”
Centralized databases worry me more than any other aspect of this technology
When a site’s SSL certificate is also used for encryption of the WS-Trust token, everything has to line up between the transport and message level components. This worked across platforms.
