Wikileaks tests internet freedom
December 4, 2010
If Wikileaks doesn’t make you uncomfortable, you probably don’t understand what’s at stake.
Fighting Hacking 2.0
August 7, 2010
People, not algorithms, are the best way to fight hacking. Here’s Why.
New Virus Evolves
March 7, 2001
A new worm called Hybris has been spreading across computers in Europe, the United States and South America. While it currently carries a non-destructive payload, some Anti Virus developers are worried that its plug-in architecture could turn it into a much more dangerous virus, opening backdoors in computer systems and escalating the war between virus makers and […]
AIM Not Secure
February 23, 2001
In the past few years, AIM has become a communication tool used by both individuals and corporations to facilitate discussions of issues ranging from what movie to see on the weekend to arcane details in contractual corporate negotiations. But buyer beware as hackers have found ways to exploit the AIM client and server to leave such […]
Fear and Loathing in Los Angeles
August 21, 2000
Over the past few months, the controversy over napster has continued to grow increasing fear among the music industry that it is becoming an endangered species. However, this issue is not about music but about movies. Yes, L.A. is starting to feel that it has now has to open war on a second front as its […]
AOL’s dark little secret
March 20, 2000
Deep within AOL’s infrastructure sits a new piece of software which could bridge the gap between the internet and the desktop.
