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An HTML sanitiser for use with Django.
django  html5  python  security 
january 2011 by funkaoshi
Fly the Friendly Skies.
"Fighter jets escorted a plane after a passenger allegedly made threats and refused to stash his carry-on bag." As noted in the comments, no mention of his religion. I guess it's only an issue if you're Muslim. Also, over-react much.
security  flying 
january 2010 by funkaoshi
The Odds of Airborne Terror.
Chances of dying in the air? Not fucking likely.
terrorism  statistics  security 
december 2009 by funkaoshi
How to feign security in 93 easy pages.
The TSA has accidentally posted their SOP online. Not having learned proper redaction techniques after dozens of other companies and government agencies made the same mistake, the TSA posted their complete "Screening Management Standard Operating Procedures" manual online in PDF format.
airport  security  tsa 
december 2009 by funkaoshi
Self-Enforcing Protocols.
Protocols where it is disadvantageous for any party to cheat.
protocol  security 
august 2009 by funkaoshi
Risk Intuition.
An article on how, for the most part, humans are pretty good at gauging risk.
security 
august 2009 by funkaoshi
Thurrott/Dilger MobileMe Pundit-palooza!
Two long (and conflicting) views of MobileMe for those considering the service. (Which apparently needs to think harder about web security.)
mobileme  security  reviews 
august 2008 by funkaoshi
The War on the Unexpected.
I feel there would be a lot less stupidness in the world if people read more of Bruce Schneier\'s articles.
security 
november 2007 by funkaoshi
Federal V.I.P. Penn.
Penn (from Penn and Teller) has an interesting/not-funny/funny experience with airline security.
Penn  Airline  Security 
march 2006 by funkaoshi
Schneier on Security: The Terrorist Threat of Paying Your Credit Card Balance.
This is slightly old news, but Schneier explains why it\'s important.
Security  America 
march 2006 by funkaoshi
TorPark
A program you run off a thumbdrive which sets up a Tor circuit connection for the computer you are on.
Security  Tor  OnionRouting 
january 2006 by funkaoshi
Slashdot: Windows XP Flaw \"Extremely Serious\".
This is a couple days old now; there was already an exploit out the day the flaw was found.
Security  Windows 
december 2005 by funkaoshi
Schneier on Security: NSA and Bush\'s Illegal Eavesdropping.
A great article giving you an overview of this recent scandal. I would like to think Bush is totally fucked, but we\'ll have to wait and see how it plays out.
Security  NSA  America 
december 2005 by funkaoshi
Schneier on Security: Australia\'s New Anti-Terrorism Legislation.
Some scary new rules in the works for Australia. I have to wonder where these politicians get their ideas from? Iran? Syria? The US?
Security  Terrorism  Politics 
october 2005 by funkaoshi
Schneier on Security: Snooping on Text by Listening to the Keyboard.
The researchers were able to figure out with good accuracy what was being typed by the noises the keyboards made.
Security  Passwords 
september 2005 by funkaoshi
Schneier on Security: Identity Thief Steals House.
Another argument against stupid-ass national ID cards.
Security 
august 2005 by funkaoshi
The Globe and Mail: Canadians want strict security, poll finds.
This article is a depressing read, assuming there is any merit to this poll.
Security  Canada 
august 2005 by funkaoshi
Strongspace: Secure File Storage and Sharing.
The people behind TextPattern and TextDrive get in to the secure storage business.
Security  Business 
august 2005 by funkaoshi
Schneier on Security: Profiling.
Lots of really good points on the subject.
Security  Terrorism 
july 2005 by funkaoshi
Slashdot: Man Arrested for Using Open Wireless Network.
I would concede there is something more obnoxious about war driving than just mooching your neighbors net access, but it still seems like a silly thing to arrest someone over.
Wireless  Security  Arrest  Geek 
july 2005 by funkaoshi
The Globe and Mail: 9/11 crisis led RCMP to share its secrets.
\"Normal protocols requiring signed authorizations, limits on dissemination and strict adherence to the Privacy Act were set aside.\"
Canada  Security  CivilLiberty  Privacy  Arar 
june 2005 by funkaoshi
The Adaptability of Iraqi Insurgents.
Those car bombs in Iraq aren\'t as low tech as you might think.
Iraq  War  Security 
june 2005 by funkaoshi
Jon Udell: How to forge an S/MIME signature.
I\'m not sure if this attack still works, but it goes to show how lame internet security can be.
Geek  Cryptogrpahy  Security 
june 2005 by funkaoshi
Schneier on Security: Billions Wasted on Anti-Terrorism Security.
It is a good thing the US isn\'t spending that money on social security and health care, where it is least needed.
America  Security  Stupid 
june 2005 by funkaoshi
E:M: US-VISIT does not hurt U.S. trade and tourism!
I know I have been a bit hard on the US, but I after reading all about US-VISIT I\'m dying to go visit.
FuckAmerica  America  Privacy  Security  Biometrics 
may 2005 by funkaoshi
Slashdot: Trans-Atlantic ID Card System.
The US wants the UK to adopt a ID card similar to theirs.
Privacy  Security  FuckAmerica 
may 2005 by funkaoshi
Schneier on Security: Massive Data Theft
\"The number of bank accounts accessed illegally by a New Jersey cybercrime ring has grown to 676,000, according to police investigators.\"
Security  Data  Theft 
may 2005 by funkaoshi
Slashdot:U.S. Wiretapping Surges 19%.
Make sure to read with comments set to 4, there is a lot of interesting stuff in this thread.
security  privacy 
april 2005 by funkaoshi
Security Roulette.
Great article on how America should go about spending its defence budget.
security  america 
april 2005 by funkaoshi
Schneier on Security: Mitigating Identity Theft.
A detailed look at identity theft, and possible solutions to the problem.
security  privacy 
april 2005 by funkaoshi
LexisNexis Breach Worse Than Believed.
Originally they though 32,000 accounts had been compromised, they now put the number closer to 300,000.
security  privacy 
april 2005 by funkaoshi
Paris Hilton\'s Sidekick II Hacked: What About Yours?
The naked Paris Hilton pictures make this link <em>Not Safe For Work</em>.
Dirty  Security 
february 2005 by funkaoshi
Secure wireless email on Mac OS X.
Good advice for everyone, not just OS X users.
Geek  Security  Cryptography  OS  X 
february 2005 by funkaoshi
Anonymity Bibliography.
A great list of articles on anonymity and privacy on the Internet.
Privacy  Security  Cryptography 
january 2005 by funkaoshi
Tor: An anonymous Internet communication system.
Looks like an anonymizer for all your internet surfing needs.
Cryptography  Geek  Security 
december 2004 by funkaoshi
Schneier on Security
Bruce Schneier writes about security in Blog form.
Cryptography  Geek  Security 
october 2004 by funkaoshi
Gravatar - Globally Recognized Avatar
An alternative to TypeKey from Moveable Type?
Geek  Security  Weblogs 
july 2004 by funkaoshi
Wordpress, Textpattern and Security
An interesting read on software security.
Geek  Programming  Security 
july 2004 by funkaoshi
How to stop Internet Explorer pop-ups
A very thorough look at how to avoid and clean up the mess that is spyware.
Geek  Security  Windows 
july 2004 by funkaoshi
MSFT's Darknet paper
An interesting paper by Microsoft on DRM.
Cryptography  Geek  Security 
june 2004 by funkaoshi
Microsoft Research DRM talk
A really great outline of the problems with DRMs.
Cryptography  Geek  Security 
june 2004 by funkaoshi
About the Help Viewer Security Update, and, Also, Why You Do Not Need Paranoid Android
Daring Fireball has posted several articles on this exploit, all are quite good. This is the most recent.
Apple  Security 
may 2004 by funkaoshi

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