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• Drive Encryption Software Protects Navy, Teaches Lessons

  
  AlertBoot Endpoint Security — Authority: 132
  The Navys CIO has uploaded a case that could have been one of the worst breaches theyve ever had.  Thankfully enough, it turned out not to be so dire in the end, with eight individuals possibly being affected.  But, even if the numbers had been higher, data encryption software similar to AlertBoot had been used to ...
  3 days ago

• Brazil dreambox 500s programing by winnet

  
  freelancersblog.net — Authority: 177
  step by step programing for dreambox 500s detail explanation on all functions and how does it work preparation on how to change keys will discuss a monthly service to setup a server to maintain (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Algorithmic, Cryptography, Joomla, Linux) Original post by Freelancer.com - New Projects
  5 days ago

• Steganography, Musical Biofeedback, and The Psychology of Occult Holophonic Cues

  
  nikkypals.com — Authority: 171
  .com Dovesong Foundation on Plant Experiments (Positive Music): www.dovesong.com Effects of Sound on Living Organisms: users.belgacom.net Investigating the Effects of Sound Energy on Plant Growth (PDF): sps.nus.edu.sg Jagadishe Bose (Wiki article): en.wikipedia.org Psychoacoustics, the physiological impact of music ...
  1 week ago

• We Predicted This Would Happen: Man Jailed in UK for Failing to Disclose Passphrase

  
  Discourse.net — Authority: 472
  UK jails schizophrenic for refusal to decrypt files . In the UK under the odious Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA), if you are served with an order to disclose a passphrase to an encrypted file and you dont, youre guilty. We saw this coming ten years ago, Caspar Bowden, director of the Foundation ...
  1 week ago

• We Predicted This Would Happen: Man Jailed in UK for Failing to Disclose Passphraswe

  
  Discourse.net — Authority: 472
  UK jails schizophrenic for refusal to decrypt files . In the UK under the odious Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA), if you are served with an order to disclose a passphrase to an encrypted file and you dont, youre guilty. We saw this coming ten years ago, Caspar Bowden, director of the Foundation ...
  1 week ago

• UK jails schizophrenic for refusal to decrypt files

  
  The Gates of Hell — Authority: 134
  The first person jailed under draconian UK police powers that Ministers said were vital to battle terrorism and serious crime has been identified by The Register as a schizophrenic science hobbyist with no previous criminal record. His crime was a persistent refusal to give counter-terrorism police the keys to ...
  1 week ago

• Five security news items that should get your attention

  
  IT Security — Authority: 415
  A mix of good and bad news caught Chad Perrin’s eye in the second half of 2009. These are five of the most interesting examples. Microsoft got the NSA’s help with Win7 security. Many are concerned with the potential for “backdoors” inserted into the code at the NSA’s insistence. Some believe that ...
  1 week ago

• Laptop Encryption Software: Using PS3s To Crack Encryption Passwords

  
  AlertBoot Endpoint Security — Authority: 132
  Federal officers are employing Playstation 3 game consoles to crack the password to digital files protected with encryption software . To Catch A Predator - ICE C3 The operation is being spearheaded by the ICE, more specifically the C3 division/branch: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Cyber Crimes ...
  2 weeks ago

• Review: Lamentation by Ken Scholes

  
  MentatJack — Authority: 110
  Lamentation is Ken Scholes ‘ first novel. It’s the first chapter of the 5 book Psalms of Isack series expanded from the short story Of Metal Men and Scarlet Thread and Dancing with the Sunrise which appeared in the August 2006 issue of Realms of Fantasy. (be warned that that link doesn’t include the full ...
  2 weeks ago

• Drive Encryption Software: Great Yarmouth and Waveney Primary Care Trust Desktop Computers Stolen

  
  AlertBoot Endpoint Security — Authority: 132
  The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has found Great Yarmouth and Waveney Primary Care Trust in breach of the Data Protection Act.  The case just goes to show that its not only laptop computers that require hard disk encryption , but desktops as well. According to the Undertaking signed by the Great ...
  2 weeks ago

• Signing PowerShell Scripts – Automatically

  
  Huddled Masses — Authority: 497
  I write a lot of PowerShell scripts, and I work on modules a lot, including ones which I load automatically in my profile. Sometimes I forget to sign those modules before I restart my console/host, and then I get errors when they’re loaded from the profile. I wrote a script to solve this problem by automatically ...
  2 weeks ago

• Speed Up Caculation with eMAC and MAC in ColdFire

  
  Your Electronics Open Source - Share for life! — Authority: 129
  ColdFire integrated enhanced multiply accumulate (eMAC) unit as a fundamental function block. Many algorithms of DSP processing and cryptography heavily rely on add and multiply operations, which can be boosted with MAC and eMAC. read more
  3 weeks ago

• Data Breach Costs: Canadian Government Pays $751,750 For Data Breach

  
  AlertBoot Endpoint Security — Authority: 132
  The Canadian federal government paid out $751,750 to approximately 120,000 people who were affected by a data breach on September 2003, when six computers were stolen.  The computers contained personal information but were not protected via drive encryption software . Six years for resolution.  That must be some ...
  3 weeks ago

• C++ Software Engineer Required for Karachi

  
  pak-jobs-IT — Authority: 131
  NewSoftwares.Net is a US based shareware company looking for excellent software engineers with C / C++ (VC++, Win32, MFC) skills to come and join our organization and prove themselves by shoving back the boundaries of computer security including data protection, encryption, file system, internet and network ...
  3 weeks ago

• Disk Encryption Software: Mossad Hacks Syrian Government Laptop

  
  AlertBoot Endpoint Security — Authority: 132
  According to Der Spiegel , Israels intelligence service planted a Trojan horse on the laptop computer of a Syrian government official.  This act ultimately led to the 2007 bombing of the Al Kibar complex (supposedly a nuclear reactor).  One way to have prevented this would have been the use of full disk encryption ...
  3 weeks ago

• Protecting your privacy when using search engines

  
  David Kirkpatrick — Authority: 439
  Sounds like a useful tool in this world of massive data collection by Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and many others. The release: A new system preserves the right to privacy in Internet searches IMAGE: A new system preserves the right to privacy in Internet searches. Click here ...
  4 weeks ago

• TLS negotiation flaw published

  
  CGISecurity - Website and Application Security News — Authority: 117
  Steve Dispensa and Marsh Ray have published a paper describing a weakness in the TLS negotiation process. This is the same attack discussed on the IETF TLS list. From the whitepaper "Transport Layer Security (TLS, RFC 5246 and previous, including SSL v3 and previous) is subject to a number of serious ...
  4 weeks ago

• Serious SSL Renegotiation Problem

  
  The Musings of Chris Samuel — Authority: 113
  This just in from Ben Lawrie : For the last 6 weeks or so, a bunch of us have been working on a really serious issue in SSL. In short, a man-in-the-middle can use SSL renegotiation to inject an arbitrary prefix into any SSL session, undetected by either end. But wait, there’s more.. To make matters even ...
  4 weeks ago

• Hard Drive Encryption: Board Gais 4 Laptop Theft Security Guy Responsible For Breach

  
  AlertBoot Endpoint Security — Authority: 132
  Databreaches.net has kept up with the Board Gáis laptop theft fiasco from June, and links to a report revealing that the person "responsible" for the breach "had specific responsibility for ensuring the protection of data."  If youll recall, one of the four computers did not use laptop encryption software like ...
  4 weeks ago

• Halfway To Fair Elections

  
  Tai-Chi Policy — Authority: 148
  Maryland is the first state to implement a voting system that allows users to verify their votes , and also to allow auditors to ensure that all of the votes went to the right candidates, while still preserving anonymity. In other words, about as cryptographically perfect a voting system as possible. That’s an ...
  4 weeks ago

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