Category Archives: Security Research

Security Impact of Cloud Computing

Interesting paper titled “Understanding Cloud-Computing Vulnerabilities” appears in IEEE Security and Privacy Magazine (June 2010 issue). Authors of article are Bernd Grobauer, Tobias Walloschek, Elmar Stöcker, from Siemens (Munich, Germany). It touches topic which is very hot topic nowadays because of increased importance of cloud computing and many discussions and different views of its security advantages and drawbacks. Continue reading

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Citation at Fourth Balkan Conference in Informatics

One statement from our earlier book, which has been published 2007, was cited at IEEE Conference Journal. It is interesting and actual for many organizations at moment: “Security is a process of keeping necessary level of risk in acceptable boundaries. That means security is a continual process and not a final state. Organization or institution can’t consider itself “secured” after last security check. That process needs to be continual.”
DOI link: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/BCI.2009.20. Continue reading

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Citation and Quotes

I was cited and quoted couple of times in IEEE Computer Magazine article “Fighting Intrusions into Wireless Networks”, Springer Link Book “Novel Algorithms and Techniques in Telecommunications and Networking” and Telektronikk Journal. Continue reading

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Poll: Do You Store Your Credit Card PIN Into Mobile Phone?

I invite you to answer poll question “Do you store your credit card PIN into mobile phone?” Continue reading

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Interception of GSM Calls

There is serious vulnerability with A5/1 encryption scheme used in GSM networks. It can lead to interception of GSM calls. This vulnerability has been presented by Karsten Nohl and Chris Paget at the 26th Chaos Communication Congress (26C3). Continue reading

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