From Computer World UK (here)
There is little doubt that advances in technology have radically changed many aspects of our lives, from healthcare to manufacturing, from supply chains to battlefields, we are experiencing an unprecedented technical revolution.
Unfortunately, technology enables the average person to leak personal information at a velocity that few understand. Take a moment and [...]
Posts Tagged ‘twitter’
Has Technology Killed Privacy?
Posted in Security, tagged 1984, confidential, Information Security, national security, orwell, privacy, Security, twitter on September 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated…
Posted in Security, tagged beyond the perimeter, BigFix, endpoint protection, IBM, security management, systems management, Trend Micro, twitter on May 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Yes I know it has been some time since I have posted a blog entry. The pain and suffering this has caused I can only imagine has been unbearable. Many of you must be feeling the nauseating withdrawal like symptoms of not enough me, but do not fear you will no longer need to remain [...]
Open Cloud Computing Manifesto: Much Ado About Nothing
Posted in Security, tagged Al Gore, Amazon, Amazon EC2, Azure, BigFix, CCIF, Cthulhu, Elastic Vapor, Google, IBM, Kaczynski, Microsoft, Open Cloud Computing Manifesto, pentagrams, platform, Reuven Cohen, revolutionary, Saturday Night Live, Steve Martin, Technology, The Internet, twitter, Unabomber, virgins on March 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
So apparently a group of technologists and vendors working under the cloak of digital darkness drew out a pentagram and locked arms as they called out to Cthulhu to manifest and drive out those that would oppose their ultimate aims of total and complete world domination. Domination brought about through a set of cloud computing [...]
“Happiness” my new password for 2009
Posted in Security, tagged 2009, hack, happiness, passwords, twitter, wired on January 7, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Wired reports that the 18 year old hacker (age is not relevant but it always fun for the media to point out that some “hacker” is still in his teens) responsible for breaking into Twitters administrative account and gaining access to several celebrity twitter accounts used a password cracker that busted through the weak password [...]



