The Curious Engineer

Schneier on Security

2006–2007

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December 2007

  1. More Chasers on Terrorism
  2. The Nugache Worm/Botnet
  3. Friday Squid Blogging: Paper Squid in Box
  4. New Lithium Battery Rules for U.S. Airplanes
  5. FBI Building Biometrics Database
  6. Security of Adult Websites Compromised
  7. Picasso Stolen from Brazilian Museum
  8. Airport Security Study
  9. "Holy Schneier"
  10. "Tiger Team" Reality TV Show
  11. Santa and the TSA
  12. More Voting Machine News
  13. PGP and the 5th Amendment
  14. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Stuffed Squid
  15. Identity Theft Cartoon
  16. Privacy Problems with AskEraser
  17. Refuse to be Terrorized
  18. "Where Should Airport Security Begin?"
  19. Tasers
  20. Prison Break
  21. "The Top 10 Data Breaches of 2007"
  22. Anonymity and the Netflix Dataset
  23. New Identity Theft Tool
  24. Dual_EC_DRBG Added to Windows Vista
  25. Friday Squid Blogging: Squids in Medicine
  26. "Security Question"
  27. Chinese Hackers
  28. Defeating the Shoe Scanning Machine at Heathrow Airport
  29. Bank Vault Plans Found in Trash
  30. Security-Breach Notification Laws
  31. Police Helping Thieves
  32. Secretly Recording Interrogations
  33. Handbook of Applied Cryptography Online
  34. Defeating Captchas
  35. Monopoly Sets with Real Money for World War II POWs
  36. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Nativity Scene
  37. New Security Risk: Blankets
  38. An Overdependence on Technology in Iraq
  39. Man-in-the-Middle Attack by Tor Exit Node
  40. Fake Dynamite Prompts Evacuation
  41. California Electronic Voting Update
  42. Freakonomics Q&A
  43. Microsoft's Wireless Keyboard Encryption Cracked
  44. MI5 Sounds Alarm on Internet Spying from China
  45. How to Secure Your Computer, Disks, and Portable Drives
  46. SANS Top 20
  47. Security in Ten Years
  48. Even More "War on the Unexpected"

November 2007

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Christmas Cards
  2. Trucker Steals Guinness from Brewery
  3. Movie-Plot Threat Described as Movie-Plot Threat
  4. How to Harvest Passwords
  5. Animal Rights Activists Forced to Hand Over Encryption Keys
  6. Cybercrime vs Cyberterrorism
  7. Firefighters to Fight Terrorism While Doing their Day Jobs
  8. College Cryptography Course Online
  9. Another Airport Security Test Failure
  10. UK's Privacy Chernobyl
  11. Law Review Article on the Problems with Copyright
  12. Friday Squid Blogging: Four-Meter-Long Squid Caught in Brazil
  13. Using Google to Crack Hashed Passwords
  14. UK Spends Billions to Force Rail Terrorists to Drive a Little Further
  15. British Nuclear Security Kind of Slipshod
  16. More "War on the Unexpected"
  17. Hard Drives Sold with Pre-Installed Trojans
  18. Gitmo Manual Leaked
  19. Hacking a Soda Machine
  20. Colossus Has Been Rebuilt
  21. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid with Teeth
  22. Dan Egerstad Arrested
  23. Possible Hizbullah Mole Inside the FBI and CIA
  24. Thoughts on the Security of qmail
  25. The Overblown Threat of Suitcase Nukes
  26. Hushmail Turns Data Over to Government
  27. The Strange Story of Dual_EC_DRBG
  28. Illuminated Site of the Week
  29. Redefining Privacy
  30. The Sham of Criminal Profiling
  31. Canadian Privacy Commissioner Comments on the No-Fly List
  32. High-School Football Prank Provokes Terrorism Fears
  33. Computer Security Consultant Admits to Running a Botnet
  34. Suicide Bombing in Halo 3
  35. Cyberwar: Myth or Reality?
  36. Friday Squid Blogging: Hawaiian Bobtail Squid
  37. Educause Podcasts and Video
  38. Security Cartoon
  39. Al Qaeda Hacker Attack to Begin Sunday
  40. Taking Pictures from a Train
  41. Targeted Phishing from Salesforce.com Leak
  42. GSMK CryptoPhone G10i
  43. Identity Theft Study
  44. Denial-of-Service Attack Against Electronic Car Locks
  45. Modern-Day Revenge
  46. Disaster Recovery for the Internet
  47. Synthetic Identity Theft
  48. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Cooking Tools
  49. Interesting Twist on Identity Theft
  50. Good Essay on the No-Joke Zone at Airports
  51. Spammers Using Porn to Break Captchas
  52. Architecture and Anti-Terrorist Paranoia
  53. The War on the Unexpected

October 2007

  1. House of Lords on the Liquid Ban
  2. Programming for Wholesale Surveillance and Data Mining
  3. Driver's License Printer Stolen and Recovered
  4. Stupid Terrorism Overreaction
  5. Security by Letterhead
  6. Understanding the Black Market in Internet Crime
  7. Switzerland Protects its Vote with Quantum Cryptography
  8. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Pumpkin
  9. Dilbert on Profiling
  10. Speeding up Password Cracking
  11. Untwirling a Photoshopped Photo
  12. World Series Ticket Website Hacked?
  13. Partial Fingerprints Barred from Murder Trial
  14. RFID Chips in School Uniforms
  15. Terrorist Insects
  16. Hollow Books
  17. Urban Camouflage
  18. Declan McCullagh on the Politicization of Security
  19. Detecting Restaurant Credit Card Fraud with Checksums
  20. Hiding Data Behind Attorney-Client Privilege
  21. "Conceptual Terrorists Encase Sears Tower In Jell-O"
  22. Friday Squid Blogging: New Species of Squid
  23. New TSA Report
  24. Cheating in Online Poker
  25. Hacking of 911 Emergency Phone System
  26. Macintosh Security
  27. Chemical Plant Security and Externalities
  28. Future of Malware
  29. Hacker Firefox Extensions
  30. Security Risks of Online Political Contributing
  31. Security Risks of Wholesale Telephone Eavesdropping
  32. Merchants Not Storing Credit Card Data
  33. 27 Suspended for Looking at George Clooney's Personal Data
  34. More Behavioral Profiling
  35. Friday Squid Blogging: There's Always More Squid Cartoons
  36. SQL Injection Attack
  37. Master Forger Sentenced in the UK
  38. Another Movie-Plot Threat: Poison Gumballs
  39. My Talk at Defcon 15
  40. OnStar to Stop Cars Remotely
  41. UK Police Can Now Demand Encryption Keys
  42. Shoe Scanners at the Orlando Airport
  43. Directed Acyclic Graphs for Crypto Algorithms
  44. Cheap Cell Phone Jammer
  45. Mesa Airlines Destroys Evidence
  46. Burmese Government Seizing UN Hard Drives
  47. Methanol Fuel Cells on Airplanes
  48. Weird Terrorist Threat Story from the Raleigh Airport
  49. Hacking Security Cameras
  50. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Manhole Cover
  51. 200-Meter Tunnel Discovered in Sri Lankan Prison
  52. Fraudulent Amber Alerts
  53. Randomness at Airport Security
  54. NSA's Public Relations Campaign Targets Reporters
  55. Photo ID Required to Buy Police Uniforms
  56. Remote-Controlled Toys and the TSA
  57. The Storm Worm
  58. Government Employee Uses DHS Database to Track Ex-Girlfriend
  59. Blowback from Banning Backpacks
  60. Latest Terrorist False Alarm: Chili Peppers
  61. Unisys Blamed for DHS Data Breaches
  62. IEDs in Iraq
  63. The Economist on Privacy and Surveillance
  64. Staged Attack Causes Generator to Self-Destruct
  65. TJX Hack Blamed on Poor Encryption
  66. Threat Modeling at Microsoft

September 2007

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: A Moaning Baby Giant Squid
  2. Can Smuggling in the U.S.
  3. Oracle 11g Password Algorithm Revealed
  4. Mathematicians vs. Cryptographers
  5. NASA Using 1960s Cryptanalysis Techniques
  6. Security Considerations in Prison Food
  7. The Technology of Homeland Security
  8. Chlorine and Cholera in Iraq
  9. Eavesdropping on a Fiber Optic Cable
  10. Idiotic Cryptography Reporting
  11. Psychoecology and the DHS
  12. Homeland Security Blanket
  13. Friday Squid Blogging: Whale Eating Giant Squid
  14. Mysterious Refrigerators in Toronto
  15. Woman Arrested at Airport with Fake Bomb
  16. More on the German Terrorist Plot
  17. London's Security Cameras Don't Help
  18. Anonymity and the Tor Network
  19. Insider Terrorist Attack
  20. The Multics Operating System
  21. Spying in Women's World Cup Soccer
  22. Leaked MediaDefender E-mails
  23. European Parliament Moves to Undo Airplane Liquid Ban
  24. Formula One Racing Spying Scandal
  25. Microsoft Updates Both XP and Vista Without User Permission or Notification
  26. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Controlled Evolution of Sonar in Whales and Dolphins
  27. Home Users: A Public Health Problem?
  28. "Say No to Nightmares"
  29. New Security Cartoon Site
  30. Chinese National Firewall Isn't All that Effective
  31. KeeLoq Broken
  32. Spying in Football
  33. Four-Year-Old Girl Asked to Remove her Hoodie for Vague "Security" Reasons
  34. Light and Crime
  35. 1624 Cryptography Book Up for Auction
  36. Lousy Electronic Stamp Security in Germany
  37. Cory Doctorow on DRM
  38. How to Get Free Food at a Fast-Food Drive-In
  39. Friday Squid Blogging: Vampyroteuthis infernalis
  40. The No-Fly List Catches an Actual Terrorist
  41. Federal Judge Strikes Down National-Security-Letter Provision of Patriot Act
  42. APEC Conference in Sydney Social Engineered
  43. Cows Get Photo IDs in India
  44. Terrorist Plot Foiled in Germany
  45. Basketball Referees and Single Points of Failure
  46. Police to Monitor Indian Cyber-Cafes
  47. "Cyber Crime Toolkits" Hit the News
  48. NASA Employees Sue over Background Checks
  49. Pentagon Hacked by Chinese Military
  50. Do-It-Yourself Laser Spy Microphone
  51. Using Fear to Sell Pens

August 2007

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Chowder
  2. Trends in Physical Security
  3. Computer Forensics Case Study
  4. Australian Porn Filter Cracked
  5. Entering Passwords Through Eye Movement
  6. Technical Details on the FBI's Wiretapping Network
  7. Thieves Steal Drug-Sniffing Dog
  8. New German Hacking Law
  9. Mission Creep at Counterterrorism "Fusion Centers"
  10. Stupidest Terrorist Overreaction Yet?
  11. Padlocked Flash Drive
  12. Friday Squid Blogging: Kinetic Squid Sculpture
  13. Profile on Schneier in the City Pages
  14. Drug Testing an Entire Community
  15. Interview with National Intelligence Director Mike McConnell
  16. "Cyberwar" in Estonia
  17. First Responders
  18. Perceptions of Risk
  19. Identification Technology in Personal-Use Tasers
  20. "Safe Bedside Table"
  21. Another E-Voting Problem: Not-Secret Ballots
  22. Code Talking for the Dumb
  23. U.S. Government Threatens Retaliation Against States who Reject REAL ID
  24. DefCon Badge Auction
  25. Friday Squid Blogging: The Word of the Day is "Squid"
  26. On the Ineffectiveness of Security Cameras
  27. Wholesale Automobile Surveillance Comes to New York City
  28. How a Linux Server Gets Turned into a Zombie
  29. Vague Threat Prompts Overreaction
  30. How to Make a Taser Out of a Cheap Camera
  31. How to Escape from Plastic Police Handcuffs
  32. Security Theater
  33. Designing for Security
  34. Phishing Studies
  35. Conspiracy Theories
  36. Bulletproof Backpacks for Schoolchildren
  37. Paid Informants in Muslim Communities
  38. House of Lords on Computer Security
  39. Friday Squid Blogging: Pretty Squid
  40. Friday Squid Blogging: Fisherman Inked
  41. Security Problem Excuse Bingo
  42. Airport Security Breach
  43. Police Data Mining Done Right
  44. The New U.S. Wiretapping Law and Security
  45. New York Times Movie-Plot Threat Contest
  46. Assurance
  47. Gun-Shaped Laptop Battery
  48. Another Biometric: Vein Patterns
  49. Brennan Center Releases Report on Post Election Audits
  50. Asking for Passwords
  51. Details on the UK Liquid Terrorist Plot
  52. Security-Theater Cameras Coming to New York
  53. British Report on E-Voting
  54. Florida E-Voting Study
  55. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Fountain Pen
  56. Podcast Interview with Me
  57. More on the California Voting Machine Review
  58. Conversation with Kip Hawley, TSA Administrator (Part 5)
  59. Face Recognition Test Results
  60. Security Hole at Phoenix Airport
  61. Conversation with Kip Hawley, TSA Administrator (Part 4)
  62. More on Smell Samples
  63. Movie-Plot Threats in Second Life
  64. Conversation with Kip Hawley, TSA Administrator (Part 3)

July 2007

  1. More on the French Bank Hack
  2. California Voting Machine Audit Results
  3. Conversation with Kip Hawley, TSA Administrator (Part 2)
  4. Transporting a $1.9M Rare Coin
  5. Movie-Plot-Threat Presidential Debate Questions
  6. Conversation with Kip Hawley, TSA Administrator (Part 1)
  7. Friday Squid Blogging: More "Humboldt Squid Invade California" News
  8. See-Through Backpacks Required at School
  9. Security Analysis of a 13th Century Venetian Election Protocol
  10. Poodle Identity Theft
  11. Computer Repair Technicians Accused of Copying Customer Files
  12. Intel Security Music Video
  13. Avian Flu and Disaster Planning
  14. TSA Warns of Terrorist Dry Runs
  15. MRI Lie Detectors
  16. Truth and Photographs
  17. Airline Security from the Point of View of the Pilot
  18. Terrorist Watch List: 20,000 False Alarms
  19. Ransomware
  20. Friday Squid Blogging: SQUIDs
  21. More Forged Credentials
  22. Federal Agents Using Spyware
  23. Enigma Machine for Sale on eBay
  24. Buildings You Can't Photograph
  25. The TSA and the Case of the Strange Battery Charger
  26. Detecting Police Spyware
  27. Woman Registers a Dog to Vote
  28. Function Creep in London Congestion-Charge Cameras
  29. New Harry Potter Book Leaked on BitTorrent
  30. "Hut 33"
  31. Canadians Are Allowed to Say "Bomb" in Airports
  32. Real-World Trojan Horse
  33. Do-It-Yourself Anti-Satellite System
  34. Security ROI
  35. Friday Squid Blogging: Rare Squid Washes up in Tasmania
  36. Friday Squid Blogging: Octosquid
  37. Airport Security
  38. Privacy and the "Nothing to Hide" Argument
  39. Correspondent Inference Theory
  40. ACLU vs. NSA
  41. Robot Crime Wave Predicted
  42. Police Don't Overreact to Strange Object
  43. Story of the Greek Wiretapping Scandal
  44. Smuggling Liquids Through Airport Security
  45. When Coins are Worth More As Metal than Coins
  46. Improvised Weapons Out of Newspaper
  47. Friday Squid Blogging: Making a Squid Flower
  48. Slate on my Movie-Plot Threat Contest
  49. A Library of People's Smells
  50. Good Commentaries on the UK Terrorist Plots
  51. School Uniforms to Enhance Security?
  52. Security Cartoon
  53. Why an ATM PIN Has Four Digits
  54. Airport Security: Israel vs. the United States
  55. Why Terrorism Doesn't Work
  56. Terrorist Special Olympics in the UK
  57. Robotic Guns
  58. Bioterrorism Detection Systems and False Alarms

June 2007

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Sand Sculpture
  2. Making Invisible Ink Printer Cartridges
  3. Essay on Fear
  4. Comparing Rare Risks
  5. Risks of Data Reuse
  6. Designing Voting Machines to Minimize Coercion
  7. America's Newfound Love of Secrecy
  8. Credit Card Gas Limits
  9. Surveillance Cameras that Obscure Faces
  10. 4th Amendment Rights Extended to E-Mail
  11. Cell Phone Stalking
  12. Cocktail Condoms
  13. The Onion on Terrorist Cell Apathy
  14. Friday Squid Blogging: 1965 Squid from the MIT Archives
  15. TSA Uses Monte Carlo Simulations to Weigh Airplane Risks
  16. Vulnerabilities in the DHS Networks
  17. The French Government Bans BlackBerries
  18. Seventh Harry Potter Hacked?
  19. Silly Home Security
  20. Ubiquity of Communication
  21. We're All a Little Nervous in a Post-1748 World
  22. Direct Marketing Meets Wholesale Surveillance
  23. Age Verification for Movie Trailers
  24. Remote Sensing of Meth Labs
  25. TSA and the Sippy Cup Incident
  26. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Tie
  27. Me in the News
  28. Me on Identity Theft
  29. Second Movie-Plot Threat Contest Winner
  30. Perpetual Doghouse: Meganet
  31. Portrait of the Modern Terrorist as an Idiot
  32. Security at Kennedy Space Center
  33. Real Life/SecondLife IT Security Video
  34. Teaching Viruses and Worms
  35. Bush's Watch Stolen?
  36. "Data Mining and the Security-Liberty Debate"
  37. License Plate Cloning
  38. More on Kish's Encryption Scheme
  39. Friday Squid Blogging: "Invisibility Cloak Materials Made from Reflective Self-Assembling Squid Proteins"
  40. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Beaks
  41. Evasive Malicious Code
  42. Watermarking DNA
  43. Inventorying "Dangerous" Chemicals for the DHS
  44. Shielding
  45. Nonsecurity Considerations in Security Decisions
  46. Childhood Risks: Perception vs. Reality
  47. DHS Data Privacy and Integrity Advisory Committee's Report on REAL ID
  48. Remote Metal Sensors Used to Detect Poachers
  49. Department of Homeland Security Research Solicitation
  50. Terrorism Statistics
  51. Second Annual Movie-Plot Threat Contest Semi-Finalists
  52. Third Party Consent and Computer Searches
  53. Outfitting Moths with Sensors
  54. Information Leakage in the Slingbox
  55. Cyberwar
  56. Friday Squid Blogging: Humboldt Squid Returns to Southern California
  57. Friday Squid Blogging: 1873 Giant Squid Stored in Bathtub
  58. Head-Mounted Police Cameras in the UK
  59. DHS Uses Actual Science-Fiction Writers to Help Develop Movie-Plot Threats

May 2007

  1. Port Defense Against Swimming Terrorists
  2. Tactics, Targets, and Objectives
  3. Counterfeiting Is not Terrorism
  4. RFID in People Access Security Services (PASS) Cards
  5. Department of Homeland Security Not Focused on Terrorism
  6. Interesting Spoofing Attack
  7. Network Insecurities at the FBI
  8. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Patents
  9. ITSecurity Interview
  10. Criminals Hijack Large Web Hosting Firm
  11. UK Police Using Military Drones
  12. Airport Screeners Catch Guy in Fake Uniform
  13. GAO Report on International Passenger Prescreening
  14. Image Spam
  15. On the Futility of Fighting Online Pirates
  16. 307-Digit Number Factored
  17. London's Dirty Bomb Tests
  18. Joke That'll Get You Arrested
  19. Friday Squid Blogging: Even More Squid Cartoons
  20. Saturday Night Live TSA Skit
  21. Airline Security Cartoon
  22. Interview with WEP Attack Researchers
  23. Rare Risk and Overreactions
  24. EPIC Alert
  25. Dan Geer on Trade-Offs and Monoculture
  26. Mobile Phones Disabled When President Bush Visits Sydney
  27. Teaching Computers How to Forget
  28. Smuggling Beer into Stadiums
  29. Hinky at the Casino: JDLR
  30. Is Penetration Testing Worth it?
  31. Does Secrecy Help Protect Personal Information?
  32. Do You Want to Infect Your PC?
  33. Schneier Talk at Macalester College
  34. Friday Squid Blogging: Lego Squid
  35. Sex Toy Security Risk
  36. Is Big Brother a Big Deal?
  37. The Most Secure Car Park in the World
  38. Quantum Computation Research Center in Singapore
  39. 1933 Anti-Spam Doorbell
  40. Sometimes it Is a Bomb
  41. Poppy Coins Are not Radio Transmitters
  42. Low-Tech Air Force Grounds High-Tech Air Force
  43. SCADA Security Hole
  44. REAL ID Action Required Now
  45. The Myth of the Superuser
  46. University of California's Tips for What to Do When There's a Shooter on Campus
  47. Weird Lottery Hack
  48. Stink Bombs As Terrorist Tools
  49. U.S./Canadian Dispute over Border Crossing Procedures
  50. New Trojan Mimics Windows Activation Interface
  51. Friday Squid Blogging: Handmade Giant Squids
  52. Another xkcd Cartoon
  53. UK Police Blow Up Bat Detector
  54. Reading LCD Displays at a Distance
  55. Massive Spam Lawsuit
  56. Do We Really Need a Security Industry?
  57. Security Arms Races in Duck Oviducts and Phalluses
  58. Tampon Taser
  59. Wiretapping in Italy
  60. Lawsuit for Not Disclosing a Security Breach
  61. Google Ad Hack

April 2007

  1. Attackers Exploiting Security Procedures
  2. Sponsor-Only Security at the 2012 London Olympics
  3. Schneier Talk at the British Computer Society
  4. Friday Squid Blogging: Firefly Squid Lighting Up a Japanese Beach
  5. "Get Fuzzy" on Security
  6. Richard Clarke on the "Puppy Dog" Theory of Terrorism
  7. Commentary on Vista Security and the Microsoft Monopoly
  8. Triggering Bombs by Remote Key Entry Devices
  9. Recognizing "Hinky" vs. Citizen Informants
  10. English Professor Reported for Recycling Paper While Looking Middle Eastern
  11. A Rant from a Cop
  12. Stage Weapons Banned
  13. Top 10 Internet Crimes of 2006
  14. How Australian Authorities Respond to Potential Terrorists
  15. Hacking the U.S. Post Office
  16. Keystroke Biometrics
  17. Friday Squid Blogging: Hong Kong Consumers Urged to Eat Less Dried Squid
  18. Least Risk Bomb Location
  19. Social Engineering Notes
  20. Citizen-Counterterrorist Training Video
  21. A Security Market for Lemons
  22. Cameras "Predict" Crimes
  23. Arresting Children
  24. Foiling Bank Robbers with Kindness
  25. The Many U.S. Watch Lists
  26. Another Boston Terrorism Overreaction
  27. Terror-Fighting Dolphins and Sea Lions
  28. DHS No Longer Gets Failing Cybersecurity Grade
  29. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Birth Video
  30. U.S. Government Contractor Injects Malicious Software into Critical Military Computers
  31. Bank Botches Two-Factor Authentication
  32. Childhood Safety vs. Childhood Health
  33. German Police Want the Right to Hack Computers
  34. There Aren't That Many Serious Spammers Out There
  35. Marx Brothers on Security
  36. Ordinary People Being Labeled as Terrorists
  37. Cameras in the UK
  38. Dept of Homeland Security Wants DNSSEC Keys
  39. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squids off California!
  40. Bruce Schneier T-Shirt
  41. Consequences of a Nuclear Explosion in an American City
  42. More Random Number Humor
  43. RU Sirius Interview
  44. The Doghouse: Brutuslib
  45. Cyber-Attack
  46. Breaking WEP in Under a Minute
  47. Story of a Credit Card Fraudster
  48. VBootkit Bypasses Vista's Code Signing Mechanisms
  49. "Papers, Please"
  50. JavaScript Hijacking
  51. TSA Failures in the News
  52. 2006 Operating System Vulnerability Study
  53. Security-Related April Fool's Jokes
  54. Announcing: Second Annual Movie-Plot Threat Contest

March 2007

  1. 2007 EFF Pioneer Award
  2. Friday Squid Blogging: Find Out Your Squid Quotient
  3. Friday Squid Blogging: Strange Squid Photo
  4. I'm on More Lists
  5. Crazy Eddie Financial Fraud
  6. Mennonites and Photo IDs
  7. Security Plus Privacy
  8. Teenagers and Risk Assessment
  9. Al-Qaeda or Teens?
  10. Body Armor for Children
  11. Website of U.S. "Right to Privacy" Law Cases
  12. How to Recover from Identity Theft
  13. Security Measures in New £20 Note
  14. Singapore's Vast Data Mining Program
  15. The U.S. Terrorist Database
  16. 10,000 Fake British Passports in One Year
  17. Friday Squid Blogging: Readying the 1000-lb Squid for Science
  18. My Trip to India
  19. Misplacing the Blame in Personal Identity Thefts
  20. Dutch eVoting Scandal
  21. American Express Patenting Tracking People via RFID
  22. Diplomatic Immunity
  23. Incompetence at the Border
  24. "Psychology of Security" Excerpt
  25. The Ultimate Movie Plot Threat: Killer Asteroids
  26. CRS Report on Polygraphs
  27. Google's New Privacy Rules
  28. Stealing Data from Disk Drives in Photocopiers
  29. Stealing and Reselling Phone Minutes
  30. Control Your Car from the Internet
  31. Citizen Counter-Terrorists
  32. Volvo's "Heartbeat Sensor"
  33. U.S. Patent Office Spreads FUD About Music Downloads
  34. Social Engineering Diamond Theft
  35. Terrorist Bus Drivers
  36. Privacy Law and Confidentiality
  37. Friday Squid Blogging: Promachoteuthis Sloani
  38. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Typo
  39. For Sale: Fake Work Authorization Card
  40. Real vs. Perceived Risk
  41. BT Interview on Security
  42. Insurance and Risk Cartoon
  43. Making Another 9/11 Impossible
  44. Vista Activation Cracked by Brute Force
  45. Find Out if You're on the "No Fly List"
  46. The Difficulty of Profiling Terrorists
  47. Airport Credentials Manipulated to Commit Crime
  48. Cloning an RFID Passport
  49. Digital Privacy Manual
  50. FBI Issued Illegal National Security Letters Under USA PATRIOT Act
  51. Al-Qaeda Plotting to Bring Down the Internet in the UK
  52. Interview with Sandia Whistleblower
  53. Electronic Frontier Foundation Pioneer Awards
  54. PC World Thinks I'm Important
  55. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Whisks
  56. Changing Generational Notions of Privacy
  57. Copycats
  58. Sky Marshals in Australia
  59. Understanding Apple's DRM
  60. The Doghouse: Sniffex
  61. Xbox 360 Privilege Escalation Attack
  62. Powder-Sized RFID Tags
  63. Friday Squid Blogging: Ika Yaki Oiishi
  64. Friday Squid Blogging: Life of a Squid
  65. "Paranoia" Poster
  66. Canadian Anti-Terrorism Law News
  67. Faking Hardware Memory Access
  68. Boston Police Blow Up Traffic Counter

February 2007

  1. Cloning RFID Chips Made by HID
  2. Money Laundering Inside the U.S.
  3. Private Police Forces
  4. Windows for Warships
  5. List of Default Router Passwords
  6. Friday Squid Blogging: Knitted Squid
  7. Friday Squid Blogging: 450 kg Squid Caught
  8. Is Everything a Bomb These Days?
  9. U.S Terrorism Arrests/Convictions Significantly Overstated
  10. Drive-By Pharming
  11. CYA Security
  12. OpenSSL Now FIPS 140-2 Certified
  13. Movie Plot Threat in Vancouver
  14. Real-World Back Doors
  15. TSA Website Hacked?
  16. More AACS Cracking
  17. UAC Security Hole in Vista
  18. Friday Squid Blogging: Deep-Sea Squid Use Light in Attack
  19. The FBI: Now Losing Fewer Laptops
  20. The Doghouse: Onboard Threat Detection System
  21. Random Number Humor
  22. Scanning People's Intentions
  23. Interview with Me for LinuxWorld
  24. "One Laptop per Child" Security System
  25. Information Week Interview
  26. Fake Anti-Counterfeiting Holograms
  27. SWIFT Violates Legal Privacy Protections
  28. DRM in Windows Vista
  29. Homeland Security Pork
  30. Friday Squid Blogging: More Squid Comics
  31. Friday Squid Blogging: Disneyland's "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" Giant Squid
  32. Schneier on Video: Security Theater Against Movie Plot Threats
  33. Survey Paper on the Economics of Information Security
  34. Pipe Bombs Found, Disposed Of
  35. "Stop and Frisks" in New York
  36. A New Secure Hash Standard
  37. Corsham Bunker
  38. Eyewitness Identification Reform
  39. The Psychology of Security
  40. Random Observation from the RSA Conference
  41. Dave Barry on Super Bowl Security
  42. Business Models for Discovering Security Vulnerabilities
  43. Social Science and the "War on Terror"
  44. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Art
  45. Bloggers on Blogging
  46. Excessive Secrecy and Security Helps Terrorists
  47. Security Analysis of Windows Vista
  48. Non-Terrorist Embarrassment in Boston
  49. Recognizing a Suicide Bomber

January 2007

  1. Cameras Protecting Other Cameras
  2. How Vulnerable Was Internet Explorer?
  3. Airport Security Game
  4. Real-ID: Costs and Benefits
  5. Iraqi Gunmen Dressing Up in American Military Uniforms
  6. Islam on Trial
  7. Friday Squid Blogging: "Squid-Inspired Design"
  8. Blu-ray Cracked
  9. On the "War on Terror" Rhetoric
  10. SAS Troops Stationed in London
  11. Dogbert's Password Recovery Service for Morons
  12. In Praise of Security Theater
  13. NSA Hiring Data Miners
  14. Kansas City Loses IRS Tapes
  15. Huge Online Bank Heist
  16. Debating Full Disclosure
  17. RFID Tattoos
  18. SHA-1 Cracked?
  19. "Clear" Registered Traveller Program
  20. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squid Attaches itself to Yacht
  21. Sending Photos to 911 Operators
  22. No-Fly List to Be Scrubbed
  23. Ubiquitous Surveillance
  24. Information Security and Externalities
  25. FedEx Refuses to Ship Empty Containers
  26. Do Terrorists Lie?
  27. Do-it-Yourself Phishing Kit
  28. Security Theater and a Secure Data Center
  29. Identity Theft and Children
  30. 1933 Article on Crooked Gambling Technology
  31. Friday Squid Blogging: Edible Squid Postcards
  32. DarkReading Profile of Me
  33. Architecture and Airport Security
  34. Wholesale Surveillance
  35. Radio Transmitters Found in Canadian Coins
  36. Choosing Secure Passwords
  37. Surveillance Cameras Catch a Cold-Blooded Killer
  38. MI5 Terror Alerts by E-mail
  39. NSA Helps Microsoft with Windows Vista
  40. How to Recover Numbers from Blurred Images
  41. "Family Guy" on Airport Security
  42. Wi-Fi Eavesdropping
  43. Friday Squid Blogging: Photographing the Giant Squid
  44. Song Parody
  45. Molecular Keypad Lock
  46. Licensing Boaters
  47. Ensuring the Accuracy of Electronic Voting Machines
  48. ID Cards to Stop Bullying
  49. U.S. Government to Encrypt All Laptops
  50. DHS Privacy Office Report on MATRIX
  51. More on the Unabomber's Code
  52. New Congress: Changes at the U.S. Borders
  53. Onedoj
  54. Me on Airline Security
  55. Secure Flight Privacy Report

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December 2006

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: PowerSquid
  2. Rudyard Kipling As a Security Author
  3. AACS Cracked?
  4. Wal-Mart Stays Open During Bomb Scare
  5. How to Negate the Security of an Access Token
  6. The Problem with "Hiring Hackers"
  7. Tracking Automobiles Through their Tires
  8. A Cost Analysis of Windows Vista Content Protection
  9. War on Terror: The Boardgame
  10. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squid Captured on Video
  11. Automated Targeting System
  12. Not Paying Attention at the Virginia DMV
  13. Monkeys, Snowglobes, and the TSA
  14. Microsoft Anti-Phishing and Small Businesses
  15. Sneaking into Airports
  16. Airport Security Tip
  17. Cloning RFID Passports in Five Minutes
  18. The New York Times on Airline Security
  19. Auditory Eavesdropping
  20. Bill Maher's AccuTerror Forecast
  21. When Computer-Based Profiling Goes Bad
  22. Friday Squid Blogging: USB Memory Squid
  23. Podcast Interview with Me
  24. Defeating Motion-Sensor Secured Doors with a Stick
  25. Cybercrime Hype Alert
  26. Real-World Passwords
  27. CATO Report on Data Mining and Terrorism
  28. Major Privacy Breach at UCLA
  29. Tracking People by their Sneakers
  30. Spam
  31. The Square Root of Terrorist Intent
  32. RFID Personal Firewall
  33. Friday Squid Blogging: Masala Turmeric Squid with Coconut Cream
  34. Gift Card Hack
  35. Insider Identity Theft
  36. Class Break of TiVoToGo DRM
  37. Hacking Reputation in MySpace and Facebook
  38. The Unabomber's Code
  39. Backscatter X-Ray Machines and Your Privacy
  40. Buying Fake European Passports
  41. Remotely Eavesdropping on Cell Phone Microphones
  42. Hacking Indictment
  43. MPAA Kills Anti-Pretexting Bill
  44. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Attacking
  45. American Authorities Secretly Give International Travellers Terrorist "Risk" Score
  46. Forecasting Murderers

November 2006

  1. Global Envelope
  2. Separating Data Ownership and Device Ownership
  3. Photo ID Required for Pancakes
  4. Notary Fraud
  5. Erasable Ink Scam
  6. New DMCA Exemptions
  7. Interesting Bioterrorism Drill
  8. Fighting Fraudulent Transactions
  9. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid in Parking Spot
  10. Profile of Schneier
  11. David Kahn Donates his Cryptology Library
  12. Podcast on RFID Passports
  13. WEIS 07
  14. Truth Serums
  15. TSA Security Round-Up
  16. New Timing Attack Against RSA
  17. RFID Passports Less Reliable than Traditional Passports
  18. ATM Eavesdropping Attack
  19. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid-Shaped Parsnip Wins Ugly Vegetable Competition
  20. UK RFID Passport Cracked
  21. Attacking Bank-Card PINs
  22. More Voting Links
  23. Revoting
  24. A Classified Wikipedia
  25. The Doghouse: Skylark Utilities
  26. UK Car Rentals to Require Fingerprints
  27. The Need for Professional Election Officials
  28. The Inherent Inaccuracy of Voting
  29. More on Electronic Voting Machines
  30. Voting Technology and Security
  31. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Egg Sac Baffles Researchers
  32. Cryptography Comic
  33. Essay on Data Mining
  34. FIDIS on RFID Passports
  35. "Deconstructing Information Warfare"
  36. Keyboards and Covert Channels
  37. Why Management Doesn't Get IT Security
  38. Voting Comic
  39. Skimming RFID Credit Cards
  40. Seagate Encrypted Drive
  41. The Zotob Worm and the DHS
  42. Classical Crypto with Lasers
  43. New U.S. Customs Database on Trucks and Travellers
  44. Friday Squid Blogging: Baby Squid Costume
  45. Bulletproof Textbooks
  46. Perceived Risk vs. Actual Risk
  47. How to Steal an Election
  48. Insider Identity Theft
  49. Forge Your Own Boarding Pass
  50. Online ID Theft Hyped
  51. DHS Privacy Committee Recommends Against RFID Cards

October 2006

  1. Airport Screeners Still Aren't Any Good
  2. Total Information Awareness Is Back
  3. Privacy and Google
  4. A Better Voting Machine
  5. Friday Squid Blogging: Greenland Squid Balls
  6. Surveillance as Performance Art
  7. Canadian "Guidelines for Identification and Authentication"
  8. Create Your Own Northwest Boarding Pass
  9. Microsoft's Privacy Guidelines for Developing Software and Services
  10. Heathrow Tests Biometric ID
  11. Tamper-Evident Seals
  12. Cheyenne Mountain Retired
  13. Hacker-Controlled Computers Hiding Better
  14. Paramedic Stopped at Airport Security for Nitroglycerine Residue
  15. BT Acquires Counterpane
  16. Real-World Social Engineering Crime
  17. Airline Passenger Profiling for Profit
  18. Air Cargo Security
  19. Online Hacker Forums
  20. Doonesbury on Terrorism and Fear
  21. Perceived Risk vs. Actual Risk
  22. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squid in New Zealand
  23. Warning Signs for Tomorrow
  24. Agriculture Security
  25. Security and Class
  26. Lousy Home Security Installation
  27. Architecture and Security
  28. The Death of Ephemeral Conversation
  29. Swiss Police to Use Trojans for VoIP Tapping
  30. Interview with a Pickpocket Expert
  31. FixAVote.com
  32. Targeted Trojan Horses Are the Future of Malware
  33. Bioterrorism Defense in the U.S.
  34. Please Stop My Car
  35. Friday Squid Blogging: Gurney Drive Hawker Center
  36. A Million Random Digits
  37. RFID Tagging People at Airports
  38. Torture and the Ticking Time Bomb
  39. Fukuyama on Secrecy
  40. New Harder-to-Counterfeit Iraqi Police Uniforms
  41. Bureau of Industry and Security Hacked
  42. Jelly As a Terrorist Risk
  43. Airport Security Confiscates Rock
  44. Google's Code Search Feature
  45. Torture Bill as C Code
  46. The Doghouse: SecureRF
  47. Friday Squid Blogging: Archibald
  48. Opinion Monitoring Software
  49. No-Fly List
  50. Schneier Lecture "The Future of Privacy"
  51. Screening People with Clearances
  52. PhishTank
  53. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
  54. Firefox JavaScript Flaw: Real or Hoax?
  55. This Is What Vigilantism Looks Like
  56. Dying with your Passwords
  57. New Voting Protocol
  58. Voting Software and Secrecy
  59. The Onion on TSA's Liquid Ban

September 2006

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Steganographic Squid
  2. Funny Future History
  3. Faulty Data and the Arar Case
  4. FairUse4WM News
  5. Torpark
  6. Opening Keyless Car Entry Systems
  7. Indexes to NSA Publications Declassified and Online
  8. The Hidden Benefits of Network Attack
  9. Germans Spying on British Trash
  10. U.S. Visa Application Questions
  11. AP Article About Me
  12. Friday Squid Blogging: "Kraken: Tentacles of the Deep"
  13. Expensive Cameras in Checked Luggage
  14. Programming ATMs to Believe $20 Bills Are $5 Bills
  15. Screaming Cell Phones
  16. Facebook and Data Control
  17. Did Hezbollah Crack Israeli Secure Radio?
  18. University Networks and Data Security
  19. On-Card Displays
  20. Organized Cybercrime
  21. More on the HP Board Spying Scandal
  22. Pupillometer
  23. Renew Your Passport Now!
  24. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Ice Cream
  25. Cryptography Cartoon
  26. Airport Security Oversights
  27. Industrial Spying
  28. New Diebold Vulnerability
  29. Defeating a Coin-Op Copy Machine
  30. What is a Hacker?
  31. Doublespeak and the War on Terrorism
  32. Burglars Foil Alarm Systems
  33. Laptop Seizures in Sudan
  34. September 11, 2001
  35. Turing Bombe Recreated at Bletchley Park
  36. Is There Strategic Software?
  37. Ultimate Secure Home
  38. Notes from the Hash Function Workshop
  39. Media Sanitization and Encryption
  40. More Than 10 Ways to Avoid the Next 9/11
  41. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Soap
  42. Digital Snooping for the Masses
  43. Police Lose Semtex
  44. Land Title Fraud
  45. Spying on the HP Board
  46. Microsoft and FairUse4WM
  47. Bomb or Not?
  48. The State of Surveillance
  49. Securing Wireless Networks with Stickers
  50. Recovering Data from Cell Phones
  51. Scorecard from the War on Terror
  52. Airport Security Cartoons
  53. Friday Squid Blogging: Four Squid Cartoons
  54. Antiterrorism Expert Claims to Have Smuggled Bomb onto Airplane Twice
  55. New Anonymous Browser

August 2006

  1. Behavioral Profiling Nabs Warren Jeffs
  2. Ross Anderson's Security Engineering
  3. Terrorists as Pirates
  4. Details on the British Terrorist Arrest
  5. World War II Statistics-and-Security Story
  6. Stupid Security Awards Nominations Open
  7. Friday Squid Blogging: Piglet Squid
  8. Dropped iPod Leads to Terror Alert
  9. Stephen Colbert Computer Security Tips
  10. USBDumper
  11. Skype Call Traced
  12. What the Terrorists Want
  13. Privacy Risks of Public Mentions
  14. TrackMeNot
  15. Educating Users
  16. Ten Worst Privacy Debacles of All Time
  17. Call Forwarding Credit Card Scam
  18. Fraudulent Australian Census Takers
  19. Friday Squid Blogging: 13-foot Tentacle Found off Santa Cruz Coast
  20. Behavioral Profiling
  21. Gel-Filled Bras
  22. Human/Bear Security Trade-Off
  23. Network Security Podcast
  24. 1963 FBI Fingerprint Book on Project Gutenberg
  25. Hanko Security
  26. Random Bag Searches in Subways
  27. Bruce Schneier Facts
  28. On the Implausibility of the Explosives Plot
  29. Review of U.S. Customs and Border Protection Anti-Terrorist Actions
  30. Stealing Credit Card Information off Phone Lines
  31. Faux Disclosure
  32. HSBC Insecurity Hype
  33. Last Week's Terrorism Arrests
  34. Getting Into the Terrorists' Heads
  35. Friday Squid Blogging: Dr. Fun's Giant Squid
  36. Superman's Password
  37. DHS Report on US-VISIT and RFID
  38. Prison Shivs
  39. New Airline Security Rules
  40. Doping in Professional Sports
  41. Surveillance Tour of Minneapolis
  42. Technological Arbitrage
  43. Amnesty International Launches Campaign Against Internet Repression
  44. AOL Releases Massive Amount of Search Data
  45. Malware Distribution Project
  46. CATO on the Risks of Terrorism
  47. Printer Security
  48. Data Mining and Terrorism
  49. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Robotic Squid
  50. Bank Bans Cell Phones
  51. Open Voting Foundation Releases Huge Diebold Voting Machine Flaw
  52. Stealing Free Wireless
  53. Hackers Clone RFID Passports
  54. A Month of Browser Bugs
  55. Anti-Missile Defenses for Passenger Aircraft
  56. Britain Adopts Threat Levels
  57. Brute Forcing Combination Locks
  58. Why the Top-Selling Antivirus Programs Aren't the Best
  59. Updating the Traditional Security Model
  60. Security and Monoculture

July 2006

  1. ScatterChat
  2. iPod Thefts
  3. Friday Squid Blogging: Unusually Large Numbers of Squid in the Bering Sea
  4. Remote-Control Airplane Software
  5. Broadening CALEA
  6. Memoirs of an Airport Security Screener
  7. Good Example of Smart Profiling
  8. Bot Networks
  9. Sloppy CIA Tradecraft
  10. Press Security Concerns in Lebanon
  11. Sky Marshals Name Innocents to Meet Quota
  12. Surgical Equipment to Contain RFID
  13. Nepenthes
  14. Hacked MySpace Server Infects a Million Computers with Malware
  15. Friday Squid Blogging: Humboldt Squid
  16. Firefox 2.0 to Contain Anti-Phishing Features
  17. Voice Authentication in Telephone Banking
  18. Security Certifications
  19. The Doghouse: Sniper Flash Cards
  20. Fake IDs Save Lives in Iraq
  21. Top Terrorist Targets from the DHS
  22. Zero-Day Microsoft PowerPoint Vulnerability
  23. Paris Bank Hack at Center of National Scandal
  24. Friday Squid Blogging: A Marine Biologist Comments on "Pirates of the Caribbean"
  25. Complexity and Terrorism Investigations
  26. Spy Gadgets You Can Buy
  27. A Minor Security Lesson from Mumbai Terrorist Bombings
  28. Click Fraud and the Problem of Authenticating People
  29. Identity Theft and Methamphetamines
  30. Failure of Two-Factor Authentication
  31. Galileo Satellite Code Cracked
  32. Unreliable Programming
  33. Greek Wiretapping Scandal: Perpetrators' Names
  34. Terrorists, Data Mining, and the Base Rate Fallacy
  35. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Cares for its Young
  36. A Chronology of Data Breaches
  37. U.S. Navy Patents Firewall
  38. WiFi Driver Attack
  39. Annual Report from the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
  40. Cell Phone Security
  41. The League of Women Voters Supports Voter-Verifiable Paper Trails
  42. Brennan Center Report on Security of Voting Systems
  43. A Song: Facial Recognition Technology Blues
  44. Getting a Personal Unlock Code for Your O2 Cell Phone
  45. Load ActiveX Controls on Vista Without Administrator Privileges

June 2006

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Former Squid Researcher to Lead Episcopal Church
  2. Microsoft Windows Kill Switch
  3. Password-Protected Bullets
  4. Economics and Information Security
  5. Wiretappers' Conference
  6. Template for News Stories on Data Gathering
  7. Schneier Asks to Be Hacked
  8. Applying CALEA to VoIP
  9. Congress Learns How Little Privacy We Have
  10. Ignoring the "Great Firewall of China"
  11. Employee Theft at Australian Mint
  12. Yet Another Redacting Failure
  13. MySpace Increases Security
  14. Friday Squid Blogging: Stir-Fried Squid with Shrimp Sauce
  15. Unix Date Bug
  16. AT&T Rewrites its Privacy Policy
  17. Greek Wiretapping Scandal
  18. Random Identity Generator
  19. Unmanned Security Drones
  20. Xbox Security
  21. Build Your Own RFID Skimmer
  22. Privacy-Enhanced Data Mining
  23. Patrick Smith on Airline Security
  24. Friday Squid Blogging: 1880 Squid Book
  25. Border Security and the DHS
  26. Movie-Plot Threat Contest Winner
  27. NSA Combing Through MySpace
  28. Random Number Generators
  29. $1M VoIP Scam
  30. U.S./Mexican Security Barrier
  31. Wireless Surveillance Camera Detector
  32. The Security of RFID Cards
  33. Cartoon: NSA Surveillance Devices
  34. New Directions in Chemical Warfare
  35. Privacy as Contextual Integrity
  36. Friday Squid Blogging: Cartoon
  37. Hacking Computers Over USB
  38. The Doghouse: KRYPTO 2.0
  39. Assassins Don't Do Movie Plots, Either
  40. U.S. Government Wants your Internet Data
  41. Track Someone Using GPS
  42. Homebrew Chemical Weapons
  43. Comments from a Fake ID Salesman
  44. Lying to Government Agents
  45. Interview with a Debit Card Scammer
  46. NSA Eavesdropping Cartoon
  47. Friday Squid Blogging: The Cephalopod Page
  48. University Crypto Class Materials Available Online
  49. If the NSA Surveillance Happened in the European Union
  50. Bad Security: Everyone Does It
  51. Aligning Interest with Capability

May 2006

  1. Common Passwords
  2. UK Report on July 7th Terrorist Bombings
  3. Data Mining Software from IBM
  4. Trusting Windows
  5. Solzhenitsyn Quote on Data and Privacy
  6. Report from the Future: UK National Identity Register News
  7. Aircraft Locator a "Terrorist's Dream"
  8. TrueCrypt
  9. Friday Squid Blogging: Ask the Giant Squid
  10. A Robotic Bill of Rights
  11. Dangers of Reporting a Computer Vulnerability
  12. The Ultimate Net Monitoring Tool
  13. Cheating on Tests
  14. Winkler on NSA Spying
  15. Movie Clip Mistaken for Al Qaeda Video
  16. Counterfeit Electronics as a Terrorist Tool
  17. The Problems with Data Mining
  18. El Al Doesn't Trust the TSA
  19. Spammers Win One
  20. Smart Profiling from the DHS
  21. Diebold Doesn't Get It
  22. Coast Guard Solicits Hollywood to Help with Movie Plot Threats
  23. Friday Squid Blogging: 1866 Parisienne Squid Fad
  24. The Value of Privacy
  25. U.S. Government Sensitive but Unclassified Information
  26. How to Get Through Identity Theft
  27. NIST on Security Logs
  28. Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik
  29. Online Student Exams
  30. Economics and Information Security
  31. Trading Privacy for Convenience
  32. Digital Notarization
  33. Movie-Plot Threat Contest: Second Status Report
  34. Reconceptualizing National Intelligence
  35. NSA Eavesdropping
  36. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Hat
  37. "The TSA's Constitution-Free Zone"
  38. Thief Disguises Himself as Security Guard
  39. Major Vulnerability Found in Diebold Election Machines
  40. NSA Creating Massive Phone-Call Database
  41. Computer Problems at the NSA
  42. RFID Hacking
  43. When "Off" Doesn't Mean Off
  44. Security Risks of Airline Passenger Data
  45. The Ultimate Terrorist Threat: Flying Robot Drones
  46. Shell Suspends Chip & Pin in the UK
  47. The DHS Secretly Shares European Passenger Data in Violation of Agreement
  48. Friday Squid Blogging: Greenpeace Wants Videos of Giant Squid
  49. Cryptography Rap
  50. Stealing Cars with Laptops
  51. People Trusting Uniforms
  52. Who Owns Your Computer?
  53. Infant Identity Theft Victim
  54. Man Sues Compaq for False Advertising
  55. Assault Weapon that Passes Through X-Ray Machines
  56. A Real Movie-Plot Threat
  57. Microsoft's BitLocker
  58. Priority Cell Phones for First Responders
  59. Counterfeiting an Entire Company

April 2006

  1. Security in Comics: Missing the Threat
  2. Friday Squid Blogging: Squids Have Personality
  3. Microsoft and Internet Explorer
  4. NSA Warrantless Wiretapping and Total Information Awareness
  5. Da Vinci Code Ruling Code
  6. Security Myths and Passwords
  7. The Case for Eliminating Secrecy
  8. New Directions in Malware
  9. The Security Risk of Special Cases
  10. Digital Cameras Have Unique Fingerprints
  11. RFID Cards and Man-in-the-Middle Attacks
  12. Microsoft Vista's Endless Security Warnings
  13. Mafia Boss Secures His Data with Caesar Cipher
  14. Movie Plot Threat Contest: Status Report
  15. Friday Squid Blogging: Firefly Squid in Japan
  16. Software Failure Causes Airport Evacuation
  17. The Kryptos Sculpture
  18. Terrorist Travel Advisory
  19. Identity-Theft Disclosure Laws
  20. Solove on Stuntz on Privacy and Transparency
  21. DHS Releases RFP for Secure Border Initiative
  22. Graffiti on Air Force One?
  23. Deniable File System
  24. Man Diverts Mail to Himself
  25. Triple-DES Upgrade Adding Insecurities?
  26. Friday Squid Blogging: Mexican Squid Found in Washington
  27. AT&T Assisting NSA Surveillance
  28. Social Engineering a Police Officer
  29. What if Your Vendor Won't Sell You a Security Upgrade?
  30. Military Secrets for Sale in Afghanistan
  31. Air Force One Security Leak
  32. Terrorism Risks of Google Earth
  33. KittenAuth
  34. No-Buy List
  35. Friday Squid Blogging: Where to Get Your Pet Squid
  36. Man Detained for Singing a Clash Song
  37. Taxpayer Data and the IRS
  38. The "I'm Not the Criminal You're Looking For" Card
  39. VOIP Encryption
  40. Security Applications of Time-Reversed Acoustics
  41. Document Verification
  42. Why Phishing Works
  43. Security Screening for New York Helicopters
  44. Computer-Controlled Fasteners
  45. GAO Homeland Security Reports
  46. Internet Hash Project
  47. Announcing: Movie-Plot Threat Contest

March 2006

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Ben Deacon, Squid Researcher
  2. iJacking
  3. Cubicle Farms are a Terrorism Risk
  4. An Economic Analysis of Airport Security Screening
  5. Evading Copyright Through XOR
  6. 80 Cameras for 2,400 People
  7. Chameleon Weapons
  8. MySpace Used as Forensics Tool
  9. Al Qaeda Hacker Captured
  10. Quasar Encryption
  11. Secret Doors
  12. Firefox Bug Causes Relationship to Break Up
  13. Enigma?
  14. Friday Squid Blogging: Sepioloidea lineolata
  15. "Terrorist with Nuke" Movie Plot
  16. Security Overreaction
  17. London Rejects Subway Scanners
  18. Airport Passenger Screening
  19. Australian Bank Fraud
  20. New Kind of Door Lock
  21. DHS Privacy and Integrity Report
  22. No Funding for Homeland Security
  23. Fake 300, 600, and 1,000 Euro Notes Passed as Real
  24. Security Through Begging
  25. Writing about IEDs
  26. Chairman of Qantas Stopped at Airport Security
  27. The 3rd Annual Nigerian E-mail Conference
  28. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Poaching in Argentina
  29. Power Analysis of RFID Tags
  30. Massive Surveillance in an Online Gaming World
  31. Movie Theaters Want to Jam Cell Phones
  32. RFID Chips and Viruses
  33. Bioterrorism
  34. Police Department Privilege Escalation
  35. Airport Security Failure
  36. Basketball Prank
  37. Bypassing the Airport Identity Check
  38. Credit Card Companies and Agenda
  39. Googling for Covert CIA Agents
  40. Huge Vulnerability in GPG
  41. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squid in Australia
  42. Blowing Up ATMs
  43. Flying Without ID
  44. More on the ATM-Card Class Break
  45. Danish ATM-Card Skimming
  46. Data Mining for Terrorists
  47. The Analog Hole
  48. Fighting Misuse of the Patriot Act
  49. The Dubai Port Issue
  50. How to Crash the Oscars
  51. Class Break of Citibank ATM Cards
  52. The Terrorist Threat of Paying Your Credit Card Balance
  53. The Future of Privacy
  54. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squid in London's Natural History Museum
  55. AT&T's 1.9-Trillion-Call Database
  56. Caller ID Spoofing
  57. The Psychology of Password Generation
  58. FedEx Kinko's Payment Card Hacked
  59. Jury Duty Identity Theft Scam
  60. More on Greek Wiretapping

February 2006

  1. Face Recognition Comes to Bars
  2. Quantum Computing Just Got More Bizarre
  3. DNA Surveillance in the UK
  4. Kent Robbery
  5. More on Port Security
  6. Friday Squid Blogging: Semi-Truck of Squid Overturns
  7. Distributed Enigma Cryptanalysis
  8. Do-it-Yourself Keyboard Logger
  9. Police Cameras in Your Home
  10. U.S. Port Security and Proxies
  11. Photographing Airports
  12. Impressive Phishing Attack
  13. Unfortunate Court Ruling Regarding Gramm-Leach-Bliley
  14. School Bus Drivers to Foil Terrorist Plots
  15. Proof that Employees Don't Care About Security
  16. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squid Sex Life
  17. "Lessons from the Sony CD DRM Episode"
  18. Database Error Causes Unbalanced Budget
  19. Security, Economics, and Lost Conference Badges
  20. Real Fake ID Cards
  21. Gary Marx on Surveillance
  22. Security in the Cloud
  23. WiFi Tracking
  24. Valentine's Day Security
  25. Windows Access Control
  26. Secure Flight Suspended
  27. Speaking at ACLU Washington Event
  28. Airline Security Cartoon
  29. Friday Squid Blogging: Cephalopod Conference
  30. RSA Conference
  31. Internet Worms and IPv6
  32. The New Internet Explorer
  33. The Militarization of Police Work
  34. Multi-Use ID Cards
  35. Identity Theft in the UK
  36. Petnames
  37. Check Washing
  38. More on Kish's Classical Security Scheme
  39. Gladwell on Profiling
  40. Passlogix Misquotes Me in Their PR Material
  41. Embedded RFID for VIP Status
  42. A Model Regime of Privacy Protection
  43. The Topology of Covert Conflict
  44. Cartoon on Spamming
  45. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Octopus
  46. Google.cn Censorship
  47. Phone Tapping in Greece
  48. Security Problems with Controlled Access Systems
  49. Voting Problems in Congress
  50. What Can the NSA Do?
  51. Big Brother Prison
  52. For-Profit Botnet
  53. The NSA on How to Redact
  54. Risks of Losing Portable Devices
  55. Privatizing Registered Traveler

January 2006

  1. The Failure of US-VISIT
  2. Bug in Google's Censorship
  3. Dutch Biometric Passport Cracked
  4. Wireless Dead Drop
  5. Information Security Salary Survey
  6. Handwritten Real-World Cryptogram
  7. RFID Cartoon
  8. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squid in Tasmania
  9. NSA Has a Technology Transfer Program
  10. Another No-Fly List Victim
  11. Election Machine Conflict of Interests
  12. New Zealand Espionage History
  13. Vulnerability Disclosure Survey
  14. How to Survive a Robot Uprising
  15. The Doghouse: Super Cipher P2P Messenger
  16. How the French Spy on Their Citizens
  17. 43rd Mersenne Prime Found
  18. Reading RFID Cards at Yards Away
  19. Countering "Trusting Trust"
  20. Friday Squid Blogging: Poetry
  21. Surreptitious Lie Detector
  22. Anonym.OS
  23. Bomb-Sniffing Dogs on Subways
  24. 20th Anniversary of the Computer Virus
  25. Foiling Counterfeiting Countermeasures
  26. Liberty Increases Security
  27. NSA Eavesdropping Yields Dead Ends
  28. DHS Funding Open Source Security
  29. Ben Franklin on the Feeling of Security
  30. Who Watches the Watchers?
  31. U.S. Customs Opening International Mail
  32. Friday Squid Blogging
  33. REAL ID Harder Than Legislators Thought
  34. Forged Credentials and Security
  35. Anonymity and Accountability
  36. Now Everyone Gets to Watch the Cameras
  37. TSA in Space
  38. Anonymous Internet Annoying Is Illegal in the U.S.
  39. Anyone Can Get Anyone’s Phone Records
  40. Friday Squid Blogging
  41. Stupid Band Names
  42. Wisconsin Voting Machines
  43. Kevin Kelly on Anonymity
  44. Data Mining and Amazon Wishlists
  45. RFID Zapper
  46. How Profitable is Cybercrime?
  47. Top Ten Privacy Stories

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