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  My Open Wireless Network People visiting my house have commented from time to time on the fact that at my house, there's no WEP key or WPA password to get on the network; in fact, if you were to park your car in my driveway and open up your notebook, you can jump onto the... Posted Jan 15 2008, 09:45 AM by Interoperability Happens Feeds Filed under: child pornography, coffee shops, cold car, wpa, wep key, bruce schneier, electricity, observers, spammer, cup of coffee, cup of tea, wireless capability, wireless networks, own security, police crash, politeness, scone, security setup, blacklisted, wireless security

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  I Refused to be Terrorized Bruce Schneier has a great blog post on this . I'm joining the movement, with this declaration: I am not afraid of terrorism, and I want you to stop being afraid on my behalf. Please start scaling back the official government war on terror. Please... Posted Dec 29 2007, 04:46 PM by Interoperability Happens Feeds Filed under: bruce schneier, security attack, security effort, security efforts, passwords, enterprise consulting, alphabet, rule of law, terrorist acts, time and money, developers, xml services, connection options, mentoring, lower case, war on terror, web applications, vpn, upper case letter, punctuation mark

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  An Inalienable Right to Privacy Privacy has always been a concern on the internet. But as more and more people let it all hang out on the many social networking websites popping up like weeds all over the web, there's much more at risk. Every other week, it seems, I'm reading... Posted Dec 28 2007, 02:00 PM by Coding Horror Feeds Filed under: privacy advocates, privacy debate, surveillance measures, bruce schneier, sun microsystems, sun microsystems ceo, facebook, google, search histories, search queries, clever answers, customer logs, video cameras, scott mcnealy, tender mercies, massive databases, worriers, social networking, ceo scott mcnealy, cockles

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  Digital Certificates: Do They Work? The most obvious badge of internet security is the "lock" icon . The lock indicates that the website is backed by a digital certificate : This website is the real deal, not a fake set up by criminals to fool you. All data between your browser... Posted Dec 20 2007, 11:59 PM by Coding Horror Feeds Filed under: attractive business, public key infrastructure, real deal, root status, bruce schneier, whitelist, whitepaper, color changes, digital certificate, network solutions, verisign, wikipedia, certification authorities, odd relationship, additional detail, business model, internet explorer 7, certificate authorities, certificate authority, paypal