'DVD Jon' offers content sharing Facebook app
DVD Jon's new venture, DoubleTwist, has released beta versions of two applications to unlock music bought from Apple's iTunes Store
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What do the Cold Boot Crypto Attack, DVD Players, and MiFare tell us about the Future of Biometrics?
Last week Slashdot pointed me to an interesting article in The Standard
Understanding anonymity and the need for biometrics
In fact, I found the article to be rather upsetting. Not because of the articles thesis that strong authentication through a national ID program would not necessarily pose a threat to privacy; but rather, because of their...
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DRM Scorecard Makes Me Wonder: The Media Industry and the TSA, Sadistic or Incompetent?
Back in March, I posted about the media industry and the BORA principle , or break once, run anywhere. Info week has a DRM scorecard where the box score reads Hackers 1000, Industry 0
This all goes back to the simple fact that all DRM is based on encryption, and that its illogical to give someone the decryption key that is required to enable...
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Zune Killer App - Windows Media Center
I admit it, I did not buy a Zune last year when they were first released. I don't have a large music collection and I'm generally happy listening to the radio to get my music fix, or the digital music channels available from my cable company, if you will
However, as some of you may realize from my previous postings (Vista Media Center Part 1 ,...
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STRIDE chart
Adam Shostack here
I've been meaning to talk more about what I actually do, which is help the teams within Microsoft who are threat modeling (for our boxed software) to do their jobs better. Better means faster, cheaper or more effectively. There are good reasons to optimize for different points on that spectrum (of better/faster/cheaper) at...
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Swedish Army Loses Classified Information on Memory Stick
Oops : The daily newspaper, Aftonbladet, turned the stick over to the Armed Forces on Thursday. The paper's editorial office obtained the memory stick from an individual who discovered it in a public computer center in Stockholm
An employee of the Armed Forces has reported that the misplaced USB memory stick belongs to him. The employee...
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Visa Services Northwest caught throwing info in dumpster
Technorati Tag: Security Breach
Date Reported
1/25/08
Organization
International Market Place
Contractor/Consultant/Branch
Visa Services Northwest
Victims
Visa Services Northwest customers
Number Affected
Unknown
Types of Data
Name, Social Security number, credit card information, and other personal details
Breach Description
Sensitive...
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Blu-ray Celebration Will be Short Lived
I had no vested interested in the battle between HD-DVD and Blu-ray but watched out of interest to study how the techonomy operated. More importantly I was interested in how the techonomy is changing. Now Blu-ray has won the battle of the physical media formats, we can look to the period (in a few short
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UK gov't laptop with confidential disc sold on eBay
A laptop purchased on eBay recently arrived with a special bonus: Under the keyboard, a CD or DVD disc labeled "Home Office" and "Confidential
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