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Category Archives: General
GTECH to Acquire Sports-Betting Solutions Provider Finsoft Limited
News: GTECH to Acquire Sports-Betting Solutions Provider Finsoft Limited. Why is this on my security blog? Because I am CEO of BEG Finsoft, Belgrade branch of Finsoft Limited (see here). See also press release on GTECH Web site (here).
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Software that Does Security Profiling of People
This is area in development and it makes many people concerned. Are science methods and software mature enough to do it properly and not to hurt anyone? It seems as experiment, but actually it is in use and can cause … Continue reading
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The Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics
Might be a little bit outdated but still interesting stuff: The Computer Ethics Institute is a nonprofit research and policy study organization made up of the Brookings Institute, IBM, The Washington Consulting Group, and the Washington Theological Consortium. They have … Continue reading
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The Vulnerability Disclosure Game
In earlier post on this Web site, I wrote about dilemma to disclose or not to disclose security flaws publicly. This disclosure game is becoming hotter and hotter at present time. Recently I’ve read four interesting articles at CSO online. … Continue reading
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Security Flaws: To Disclose Or Not To Disclose?
If you are a security researcher or enthusiast and you’ve found vulnerabilities and / or security flaws in hardware or software products, are you going to disclose it to public audience? Probably you think it should be done as soon … Continue reading
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Problem of Separating Data Ownership and Device Ownership
Nice essay on Wired.com by Bruce Schneier.
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McAfee List of Security Predictions for 2007
McAfee published 10 security predictions for next year. This is list: The number of password-stealing websites will increase using fake sign-in pages for popular online services such as eBay. The volume of spam, particularly bandwidth-eating image spam, will continue to … Continue reading
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Biometric Security and Fake Fingerprints
Is biometric by fingerprints secure? It seems it is not anymore – see this.
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3 Metrics to Gauge Security Spending
Baseline columnist Paul Strassmann offers some insight on the topic and suggests three ratios to gauge security returns. The discussion goes beyond the worst-case scenario approach where you try to predict lost revenue from a security attack to cook up … Continue reading
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Linux Kernels: 2.6 versus 2.4 on the Ext3 Filesystems
Title of this post is title of our paper to be presented at IPSI 2006 conference. Paper authors are: Borislav Djordjevic, Dragan Pleskonjic, Marko Caric, and Nemanja Macek. This conference will take place in Bled, Slovenia, November 30 till December … Continue reading
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