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Schneier on Security

2008–2009

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December 2009

  1. Quantum Cryptography Cracked
  2. Me and the Christmas Underwear Bomber
  3. Change Blindness
  4. "The Behavioral Economics of Personal Information"
  5. Separating Explosives from the Detonator
  6. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Creche
  7. Friday Squid Blogging: Madonna and Squid
  8. Intercepting Predator Video
  9. Plant Security Countermeasures
  10. Luggage Locator
  11. Howard Schmidt to be Named U.S. Cybersecurity Czar
  12. Santa's Naughty–Nice Database Hacked
  13. Defeating Microsoft BitLocker
  14. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Mosaic
  15. Yet Another Schneier Interview
  16. Live Face-Off with Marcus Ranum at ISD
  17. MagnePrint Technology for Credit/Debit Cards
  18. Australia Restores Some Sanity to Airport Screening
  19. The Politics of Power in Cyberspace
  20. Facial Recognition Door Lock
  21. Telcoms Security
  22. The U.S. Civil Rights Movement as an Insurgency
  23. U.S./Russia Cyber Arms Control Talks
  24. Me Speaking on "The Future of Privacy"
  25. Friday Squid Blogging: Cephalopod Christmas Trees
  26. Yet Another Schneier Interview
  27. Wondermark on Passwords
  28. Obama's Cybersecurity Czar
  29. Reacting to Security Vulnerabilities
  30. TSA Publishes Standard Operating Procedures
  31. My Reaction to Eric Schmidt
  32. Emotional Epidemiology
  33. Using Fake Documents to Get a Valid U.S. Passport
  34. Terrorists Targeting High-Profile Events
  35. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Showerhead
  36. Sprint Provides U.S. Law Enforcement with Cell Phone Customer Location Data
  37. The Security Implications of Windows Volume Shadow Copy
  38. Fingerprinting RFID Chips
  39. Cyberwarfare Policy

November 2009

  1. The Psychology of Being Scammed
  2. Friday Squid Blogging: Two Squid T-Shirts
  3. Fear and Public Perception
  4. Leaked 9/11 Text Messages
  5. Mumbai Terrorist Attacks
  6. Virtual Mafia in Online Worlds
  7. Users Rationally Rejecting Security Advice
  8. Norbt
  9. Decertifying "Terrorist" Pilots
  10. Al Qaeda Secret Code Broken
  11. Friday Squid Blogging: New Squid Discovered
  12. Interview with Me
  13. FailBlog on Security
  14. Denial-of-Service Attack Against CALEA
  15. A Taxonomy of Social Networking Data
  16. Stabbing People with Stuff You Can Get Through Airport Security
  17. How Smart are Islamic Terrorists?
  18. Quantum Ghost Imaging
  19. Secret Knock Lock
  20. A Useful Side-Effect of Misplaced Fear
  21. Anti-Malware Detection and the Original Trojan Horse
  22. Public Reactions to Terrorist Threats
  23. Bruce Schneier Action Figure
  24. Friday Squid Blogging: Sperm Whale Eating Giant Squid
  25. Blowfish in Fiction
  26. Video Interview with Me
  27. Beyond Security Theater
  28. FBI/CIA/NSA Information Sharing Before 9/11
  29. Security in a Reputation Economy
  30. Hacking the Brazil Power Grid
  31. Thieves Prefer Stealing Black Luggage
  32. Protecting OSs from RootKits
  33. Is Antivirus Dead?
  34. John Mueller on Zazi
  35. Laissez-Faire Access Control
  36. Friday Squid Blogging: Dentyne Ice Squid Ad
  37. Interview with Me
  38. The Doghouse: ADE 651
  39. Mossad Hacked Syrian Official's Computer
  40. The Problems with Unscientific Security
  41. Fear and Overreaction
  42. Zero-Tolerance Policies
  43. Detecting Terrorists by Smelling Fear
  44. The FBI and Wiretaps

October 2009

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Humboldt Squid in Canada
  2. Article on Me
  3. Attacking U.S. Critical Infrastructure
  4. Report on Chinese Cyberwarfare Capability
  5. DDNI for Collection Press Conference
  6. A Critical Essay on the TSA
  7. Best Buy Sells Surveillance Tracker
  8. Psychology and Security Resource Page
  9. 2006 Wal-Mart Hack
  10. CIA Invests in Social-Network Datamining
  11. Friday Squid Blogging: Steampunk Squid Cake
  12. Friday Squid Blogging: Draw-a-Squid Contest
  13. "Evil Maid" Attacks on Encrypted Hard Drives
  14. James Bamford on the NSA
  15. Ballmer Blames the Failure of Windows Vista on Security
  16. Australia Man Receives Reduced Sentence Due to Encryption
  17. TSA Successfully Defends Itself
  18. Computer Card Counter Detects Human Card Counters
  19. Six Years of Patch Tuesdays
  20. Helpful Hint for Fugitives: Don't Update Your Location on Facebook
  21. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Robot
  22. The Commercial Speech Arms Race
  23. Camouflaging a WWII Factory
  24. The Bizarre Consequences of "Zero Tolerance" Weapons Policies at Schools
  25. 1777 Steganography
  26. The Current Status of P Versus NP
  27. The Doghouse: Privacy Inside
  28. David Dittrich on Criminal Malware
  29. Wi-fi Blocking Paint
  30. Using Wi-fi to "See" Through Walls
  31. Friday Squid Blogging: Squidsoup
  32. Pigs Defeating RFID-Enabled Feeding Systems
  33. 1,000 Cybersecurity Experts
  34. The Futility of Defending the Targets
  35. Detecting Forged Signatures Using Pen Pressure and Angle
  36. Hotel Safe Scam
  37. Detecting People Who Want to Do Harm
  38. Computer-Assisted Witness Identification
  39. Don't Let Hacker Inmates Reprogram Prison Computers
  40. Malware that Forges Bank Statements
  41. UK Defense Security Manual Leaked
  42. Moving Hippos in the Post-9/11 World
  43. Actual DHS Travel Record
  44. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Cartoon
  45. "Security Theater in New York City"
  46. Proving a Computer Program's Correctness
  47. Reproducing Keys from Photographs
  48. Nice Use of Diversion During a Robbery

September 2009

  1. Immediacy Affects Risk Assessments
  2. The Doghouse: Crypteto
  3. The Problem of Vague Laws
  4. Predicting Characteristics of People by the Company they Keep
  5. Unauthentication
  6. Ass Bomber
  7. A Stick Figure Guide to AES
  8. Friday Squid Blogging: 20-Foot Squid Caught in the Gulf of Mexico
  9. Texas Instruments Signing Keys Broken
  10. The Onion on Security
  11. Sears Spies on its Customers
  12. Monopoly Sets for WWII POWs: More Information
  13. Eliminating Externalities in Financial Security
  14. Quantum Computer Factors the Number 15
  15. Hacking Two-Factor Authentication
  16. Inferring Friendship from Location Data
  17. Terrorist Havens
  18. Friday Squid Blogging: Embracing Your Inner Squid
  19. Modifying the Color-Coded Threat Alert System
  20. Printing Police Handcuff Keys
  21. Skein News
  22. Robert Sawyer's Alibis
  23. Friday Squid Blogging: Stinky Squid
  24. Schneier on "The Future of the Security Industry"
  25. Refuse to be Terrorized
  26. Eighth Anniversary of 9/11
  27. File Deletion
  28. Demonstration of a Liquid Explosive
  29. NSA Intercepts Used to Convict Liquid Bombers
  30. The Global Illicit Economy
  31. David Kilcullen on Security and Insurgency
  32. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Coloration
  33. Subpoenas as a Security Threat
  34. "The Cult of Schneier"
  35. Real-World Access Control
  36. The History of One-Time Pads and the Origins of SIGABA
  37. The Exaggerated Fears of Cyber-War
  38. Hacking Swine Flu
  39. Matthew Weigman

August 2009

  1. On London's Surveillance Cameras
  2. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Police
  3. The Security Risks of Accepting Free Laptops
  4. Marine Worms with Glowing Bombs
  5. Banning Beer Glasses in Pubs
  6. Stealing 130 Million Credit Card Numbers
  7. Manipulating Breathalyzers
  8. Small Business Identity Theft and Fraud
  9. Actual Security Theater
  10. Non-Randomness in Coin Flipping
  11. Modeling Zombie Outbreaks
  12. Friday Squid Blogging: Jurassic Squid
  13. Embarrassing Terrorist Failures
  14. Hacking the Assa Solo Lock
  15. Developments in Lie Detection
  16. The Continuing Cheapening of the Word "Terrorism"
  17. Fabricating DNA Evidence
  18. Movie-Plot Threat Alert: Robot Suicide Bombers
  19. Flash Cookies
  20. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid and Owl
  21. EFF on Locational Privacy
  22. Man-in-the-Middle Trucking Attack
  23. Lockpicking and the Internet
  24. An Ethical Code for Intelligence Officers
  25. Self-Enforcing Protocols
  26. Password Advice
  27. Friday Squid Blogging: Humboldt Squid is "Timid"
  28. New Airport Security Hole
  29. Risk Intuition
  30. How we Reacted to the Unexpected 75 Years Ago
  31. Security vs. Usability
  32. Regulating Chemical Plant Security
  33. Too Many Security Warnings Results in Complacency
  34. Too Many Security Warnings Results in Complacency
  35. Building in Surveillance

July 2009

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Spicy Squid on a Stick
  2. Snake Oil Salesman
  3. Eve Ensler on Security
  4. Nuclear Self-Terrorization
  5. Another New AES Attack
  6. Risks of Cloud Computing
  7. iPhone Encryption Useless
  8. New Real Estate Scam
  9. Large Signs a Security Risk
  10. Swiss Security Problem: Storing Gold
  11. Tips for Staying Safe Online
  12. Base Rate Fallacy
  13. Friday Squid Blogging: Humboldt Squid Invasion
  14. SHA-3 Second Round Candidates Announced
  15. Social Security Numbers are Not Random
  16. The Twitter Attack
  17. Mapping Drug Use by Testing Sewer Water
  18. Verifiable Dismantling of Nuclear Bombs
  19. Cybercrime Paper
  20. Friday Squid Blogging: Bottled Water Plus Squid
  21. Pepper Spray–Equipped ATMs
  22. Privacy Salience and Social Networking Sites
  23. Laptop Security while Crossing Borders
  24. Data Leakage Through Power Lines
  25. Poor Man's Steganography
  26. Gaze Tracking Software Protecting Privacy
  27. North Korean Cyberattacks
  28. Strong Web Passwords
  29. Friday Squid Blogging: Humboldt Squid Caught Off Seattle
  30. Lost Suitcases in Airport Restrooms
  31. Making an Operating System Virus Free
  32. NSA Building Massive Data Center in Utah
  33. The ATM Vulnerability You Won't Hear About
  34. Homomorphic Encryption Breakthrough
  35. Spanish Police Foil Remote-Controlled Zeppelin Jailbreak
  36. Court Limits on TSA Searches
  37. Why People Don't Understand Risks
  38. More Low-Tech Security Solutions
  39. Pocketless Trousers to Protect Against Bribery
  40. Terrorist Risk of Cloud Computing
  41. Friday Squid Blogging: Office Squid
  42. The Pros and Cons of Password Masking
  43. The Insecurity of Secrecy
  44. Information Leakage from Keypads
  45. More Security Countermeasures from the Natural World
  46. MD6 Withdrawn from SHA-3 Competition
  47. New Attack on AES
  48. Security, Group Size, and the Human Brain

June 2009

  1. Cryptography Spam
  2. Growth of the CSE
  3. Anti-Stab Knife
  4. Protecting Against the Snatched Laptop Data Theft
  5. Friday Squid Blogging: 8 Gig USB Squid Flash Drive
  6. Fake Receipts
  7. The Problem with Password Masking
  8. Clear Shuts Down Operation
  9. Authenticating Paperwork
  10. Workshop on Economics of Information Security
  11. Fixing Airport Security
  12. Research on the Security of Online Games
  13. John Walker and the Fleet Broadcasting System
  14. The Iranian Firewall
  15. Eavesdropping on Dot-Matrix Printers by Listening to Them
  16. John Mueller on Nuclear Disarmament
  17. Engineers More Likely to Become Muslim Terrorists
  18. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Embryos
  19. This Week's Movie-Plot Threat: Fungus
  20. Fraud on eBay
  21. Imagining Threats
  22. Lockpicking
  23. New Computer Snooping Tool
  24. The Psychology of Being Scammed
  25. Carrot-Bomb Art Project Bombs in Sweden
  26. Ever Better Cryptanalytic Results Against SHA-1
  27. DHS Has a Blog
  28. Prairie Dogs Hack Baltimore Zoo
  29. Did a Public Twitter Post Lead to a Burglary?
  30. The "Hidden Cost" of Privacy
  31. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Also See Through Non-Eye Organ
  32. Second SHB Workshop Liveblogging (9)
  33. Second SHB Workshop Liveblogging (8)
  34. Second SHB Workshop Liveblogging (7)
  35. Second SHB Workshop Liveblogging (6)
  36. Second SHB Workshop Liveblogging (5)
  37. Second SHB Workshop Liveblogging (4)
  38. Second SHB Workshop Liveblogging (3)
  39. Second SHB Workshop Liveblogging (2)
  40. Second SHB Workshop Liveblogging (1)
  41. Malware Steals ATM Data
  42. I'm Selling My Laptop
  43. Industry Differences in Types of Security Breaches
  44. Teaching Children to Spot Terrorists
  45. Corrupted Word Files for Sale
  46. British High Schoolers Write About CCTV in School
  47. Fear of Aerial Images
  48. Friday Squid Blogging: Flying Squid
  49. Bullet Pen
  50. Clever Combination Door Lock Design
  51. I'm Being Interviewed in Second Life Today
  52. Secret Government Communications Cables Buried Around Washington, DC
  53. Cloud Computing
  54. Why Is Terrorism so Hard?
  55. Arming the Boston Police with Assault Rifles
  56. Update on Computer Science Student's Computer Seizure
  57. Research on Movie-Plot Threats

May 2009

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Pasta
  2. Obama's Cybersecurity Speech
  3. Interview with Me on Cloud Security
  4. No Smiling in Driver's License Photographs
  5. News from the Fingerprint Biometrics World
  6. Faking Background Checks for Security Clearances
  7. Steganography Using TCP Retransmission
  8. Automatic Dice Thrower
  9. Defending Against Movie-Plot Threats with Movie Characters
  10. Secret Questions
  11. Friday Squid Blogging: How to Capture a Giant Squid
  12. Schneier and Ranum on Face-Off Video
  13. The Doghouse: Net1
  14. This Week's Terrorism Arrests
  15. IEDs Are Now Weapons of Mass Destruction
  16. On the Anonymity of Home/Work Location Pairs
  17. Me on Full-Body Scanners in Airports
  18. Microsoft Bans Memcopy()
  19. "Lost" Puzzle in Wired Magazine
  20. Invisible Ink Pen
  21. Pirate Terrorists in Chesapeake Bay
  22. Kylin: New Chinese Operating System
  23. Friday Squid Blogging: Welcome Squid Overlords
  24. Interview with Me
  25. No Warrant Required for GPS Tracking
  26. Detecting Liars by Content
  27. Attacking the Food Supply
  28. Software Problems with a Breath Alcohol Detector
  29. Using Surveillance Cameras to Detect Cashier Cheating
  30. Fourth Movie-Plot Threat Contest Winner
  31. Zeus Trojan has Self-Destruct Option
  32. Researchers Hijack a Botnet
  33. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Wallet
  34. Marc Rotenberg on Security vs. Privacy
  35. MI6 and a Lost Memory Stick
  36. Virginia Data Ransom
  37. Lie Detector Charlatans
  38. Secure Version of Windows Created for the U.S. Air Force
  39. Security Considerations in the Evolution of the Human Penis
  40. An Expectation of Online Privacy
  41. Mathematical Illiteracy
  42. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Beer Ad
  43. Googling Justice Scalia
  44. Yet Another New York Times Cyberwar Article

April 2009

  1. Preparing for Cyberwar
  2. A Sad Tale of Biometrics Gone Wrong
  3. Ireland Does Away with Electronic Voting
  4. Lessons from the Columbine School Shooting
  5. "No-Fly" Also Means "No-Flyover"
  6. How to Spot a Fake Census Worker
  7. Cell Phones and Hostage Situations
  8. Unfair and Deceptive Data Trade Practices
  9. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Forensics
  10. San Francisco Restaurant Reviews for the RSA Conference
  11. The Terrorism Arrests that Weren't
  12. Fake Facts on Twitter
  13. Hacking U.S. Military Satellites
  14. Conficker
  15. Lessons in Key Management
  16. Low-Tech Impersonation
  17. NSA at RSA
  18. Funny "War on Photography" Anecdote
  19. DHS Recruitment Drive
  20. Hacking a Time Poll
  21. Book Review: The Science of Fear
  22. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid T-Shirt
  23. New Frontiers in Biometrics
  24. Boston Police Consider Using Linux to be Ground for Suspicion
  25. How to Write a Scary Cyberterrorism Story
  26. UK Terrorism Arrests
  27. Tweenbots
  28. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Cartoon
  29. How Not to Carry Around Secret Documents
  30. U.S. Power Grid Hacked, Everyone Panic!
  31. P2P Privacy
  32. Police Powers and the UK Government in the 1980s
  33. Social Networking Identity Theft Scams
  34. Crypto Puzzle and NSA Problem
  35. What to Fear
  36. Definition of "Weapon of Mass Destruction"
  37. Identifying People using Anonymous Social Networking Data
  38. Learning About Giant Squid From Sperm Whale Stomachs
  39. Interview with Me
  40. Stealing Commodities
  41. DNA False Positives
  42. Who Should be in Charge of U.S. Cybersecurity?
  43. Thefts at the Museum of Bad Art
  44. Fourth Annual Movie-Plot Threat Contest

March 2009

  1. Privacy and the Fourth Amendment
  2. Massive Chinese Espionage Network
  3. The Zone of Essential Risk
  4. Friday Squid Blogging: Two Squid Recipes
  5. Gorilla Detector
  6. Security Fears Drive Iran to Linux
  7. A Solar Plasma Movie-Plot Threat
  8. Surviving a Suicide Bombing
  9. Sniffing Keyboard Keystrokes with a Laser
  10. Election Fraud in Kentucky
  11. Fear and the Availability Heuristic
  12. Research in Explosive Detection
  13. Friday Squid Blogging: Make a Giant Giant Squid Pillow
  14. Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch Bomb Scare
  15. More NSA Video Courses from 1991
  16. Why People Steal Rare Books
  17. Blowfish on 24 , Again
  18. Fingerprinting Paper
  19. Hiding Behind Terrorism Law
  20. 1801 Cipher Solved
  21. Leaving Infants in the Car
  22. The Onion on the Hudson River Plane Crash
  23. Privacy in Google Latitude
  24. Friday Squid Blogging: Build Your Own Virtual Squid
  25. The Doghouse: Sentex Keypads
  26. The Kindness of Strangers
  27. IT Security: Blaming the Victim
  28. The Story of the World's Largest Diamond Heist
  29. Google Maps Spam
  30. The Techniques for Distributing Child Porn
  31. Security Theater Scare Mongering
  32. Choosing a Bad Password Has Real-World Consequences
  33. History and Ethics of Military Robots
  34. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Pie
  35. New eBay Fraud
  36. Self-Defense Pen
  37. More European Chip and Pin Insecurity
  38. All-or-Nothing Encryption Program
  39. Commentary on the UK Government National Security Strategy
  40. Michael Froomkin on Identity Cards
  41. Three Security Anecdotes from the Insect World
  42. Shower Mirror with Hidden Camera
  43. Judge Orders Defendant to Decrypt Laptop
  44. Perverse Security Incentives

February 2009

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Researching Squid Bacteria
  2. Privacy in the Age of Persistence
  3. Defeating Caller ID Blocking
  4. Electromagnetic Pulse Grenades
  5. The Doghouse: Singularics
  6. Maine Man Tries to Build a Dirty Bomb
  7. Melissa Hathaway Interview
  8. Another Conficker Variant
  9. Is Megan's Law Worth It?
  10. NSA Wants Help Eavesdropping on Skype
  11. Friday Squid Blogging: Jumbo Squid Teeth
  12. The "Broken Windows" Theory of Crimefighting
  13. Another Password Analysis
  14. Balancing Security and Usability in Authentication
  15. Terrorism Common Sense from MI6
  16. HIPAA Accountability in Stimulus Bill
  17. Computer Virus Epidemiology
  18. Difficult-to-Pronounce Things are Judged to Be More Risky
  19. Los Alamos Explains Their Security Problems
  20. Insiders
  21. Using Fear to Sell Pens, Part Two
  22. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Art
  23. Another Interview with Me
  24. The Doghouse: Raidon's Staray-S Encrypted Hard Drives
  25. Worldwide Browser Patch Rates
  26. Cheating at Disneyworld
  27. Privacy on Facebook
  28. Billboards that Watch you Back
  29. Cloning RFID Passports
  30. Self-Propelled Semi-Submersibles
  31. Man Arrested by Amtrak Police for Taking Photographs for Amtrak Photography Contest
  32. U.S. is One Small Step Closer to Making No-Fly List Less Harassing
  33. Monster.com Data Breach
  34. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Cake
  35. xkcd on Cryptanalysis
  36. Radio Interview with Me
  37. List of NSA Video Courses from 1991
  38. Hacking an Electronic Road Sign
  39. Hard Drive Encryption Specification
  40. Racial Profiling No Better than Random Screening
  41. Confessions Corrupt Eyewitnesses
  42. Cost of the U.S. No-Fly List
  43. Making Cameras Go Click
  44. Evaluating Risks of Low-Probability High-Cost Events
  45. Airlines Defining Anyone Disruptive as Terrorists

January 2009

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Safe Quick Undercarriage Immobilization Device (SQUID)
  2. Jon Stewart on Closing Guantanamo and Movie-Plot Threats
  3. Jeffrey Rosen on the Department of Homeland Security
  4. Interview with an Adware Developer
  5. Helping the Terrorists
  6. The Exclusionary Rule and Security
  7. A Rational Response to Peanut Allergies and Children
  8. Remote Fireworks Launcher
  9. Teaching Risk Analysis in School
  10. Risk Mismanagement on Wall Street
  11. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Teething Toy
  12. Interview with Me
  13. BitArmor's No-Breach Guarantee
  14. When Voting Machine Audit Logs Don't Help
  15. New Police Computer System Impeding Arrests
  16. Identity, Authentication, and Authorization
  17. The Presidential Limousine
  18. Breach Notification Laws
  19. The Discovery of TEMPEST
  20. Dognapping
  21. In-Person Credit Card Scam
  22. "The Cost of Fearing Strangers"
  23. Friday Squid Blogging: Your Octopus, Squid and Cephalopod Information Center
  24. Podcast with Me
  25. Top Eleven Reasons Why Lists of Top Ten Bugs Don't Work
  26. Michael Chertoff Claims that Hijackings were Routine Prior to 9/11
  27. Economic Distress and Fear
  28. Michael Chertoff Parodied in The Onion
  29. Stupid Security Tricks: Key Management
  30. Two Security Camera Studies
  31. Shaping the Obama Administration's Counterterrorism Strategy
  32. Bad Password Security at Twitter
  33. DHS's Files on Travelers
  34. Movie-Plot Threat: Terrorists Using Insects
  35. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Hats
  36. Friday Squid Blogging: Bizarre Squid Reproductive Habits
  37. Impersonation
  38. Interview with Me
  39. Allocating Resources: Financial Fraud vs. Terrorism
  40. Biometrics
  41. Reporting Unruly Football Fans via Text Message
  42. The NSA on the Origins of the NSA
  43. Censorship on Google Maps
  44. The Best Capers of 2008
  45. Kip Hawley Is Starting to Sound Like Me
  46. FBI's New Cryptanalysis Contest
  47. Trends in Counterfeit Currency
  48. Friday Squid Blogging: Climate Change Affects Squids
  49. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Attacks ROV
  50. Another Recently Released NSA Document
  51. Software Security

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December 2008

  1. Schneier on Twitter
  2. Forging SSL Certificates
  3. CDC Bioterrorism Readiness Plan
  4. NSA Patent on Network Tampering Detection
  5. Matthew Alexander on Torture
  6. Shoplifting on the Rise in Bad Economy
  7. Gunpowder Is Okay to Bring on an Airplane
  8. Friday Squid Blogging: Vandals Wreck Giant Squid Collection
  9. Friday Squid Blogging: Me Eating Squid
  10. Interview with Me
  11. CCTV Cameras Going Unmonitored
  12. Securing Cyberspace for the 44th Presidency
  13. U.S. COMSEC History from 1973
  14. Comparing the Security of Electronic Slot Machines and Electronic Voting Machines
  15. DHS Reality Show
  16. Voice Prints
  17. Registry of Cell Phone Owners
  18. Food in Defense of a Crime
  19. Schneier on 60 Minutes
  20. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Print
  21. Friday Squid Blogging: Christmas Squid
  22. Security Cartoon: Overly Specific Countermeasures
  23. Dilbert on Computer Security
  24. "Nut Allergy" Fear and Overreaction
  25. Schneier on 60 Minutes
  26. Bypassing Airport Checkpoints
  27. James Bamford Interview on the NSA
  28. DNS Dead Drop
  29. Brazilian Logging Firms Hire Hackers to Modify Logging Limits
  30. Ed Felten on TSA Behavioral Screening
  31. Arming New York City Police with Machine Guns
  32. Buying Fake Nintendo Consoles Helps Terrorists
  33. Snipers
  34. Hollow Coins
  35. How to Steal the Empire State Building
  36. Killing Robot Being Tested by Lockheed Martin
  37. Friday Squid Blogging: Petrified Squid
  38. Influential Security Professionals
  39. Jim Harper Responds to My Comments on Fingerprinting Foreigners at the Border
  40. Another Schneier on Security Book Review
  41. More SHA-3 News
  42. Remote-Controlled Thermostats
  43. Audit
  44. Disguised USB Drive
  45. Who Worries About Terrorism?
  46. Flying While Armed
  47. Mumbai Terrorists Used Google Earth, Boats, Food
  48. Tourist Scams
  49. Friday Squid Blogging: Elbowed Squid
  50. Friday Squid Blogging: Colossal Squid Causes Traffic Jam
  51. Protecting Yourself from Hotel Terrorism
  52. Prisoner Escapes by Mailing Himself Out of Jail
  53. Cyberattacks Against NASA
  54. Credit Card with One-Time Password Generator
  55. Hacking a Teleprompter
  56. Who Falls for those Nigerian 419 Scams Anyway?
  57. TSA Aiding Luggage Thieves
  58. Evolutionary Perspectives of War
  59. Communications During Terrorist Attacks are Not Bad
  60. Lessons from Mumbai

November 2008

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Cooking a Humboldt Squid
  2. Terrorism Survival Bundle for Windows Mobile
  3. 1941 Pencil-and-Paper Cipher
  4. FBI Stoking Fear
  5. Victoria's Secret Competition Gets Hacked
  6. New DHS Head Understands Security
  7. Government Can Determine Location of Cell Phones without Telco Help
  8. Here Comes Everybody Review
  9. The Future of Ephemeral Conversation
  10. BNP Database Leaked
  11. Friday Squid Blogging: Preserving Giant Squid
  12. Lego Safe
  13. Online Age Verification
  14. When Sky Marshals Do Bad Things
  15. Secret German IP Addresses Leaked
  16. RIAA Lawsuits May Be Unconstitutional
  17. Skein and SHA-3 News
  18. Schneier for TSA Administrator
  19. The Neuroscience of Cons
  20. Most Spam Came from a Single Web Hosting Firm
  21. Friday Squid Blogging: Vintage Squid Can Labels
  22. Datamation Interview
  23. Me on Passwords
  24. Reducing the Risk of Human Extinction
  25. Giving Out Replacement Hotel Keys
  26. Watching a Malware Author Work
  27. Censorship in Dubai
  28. The Economics of Spam
  29. Reading a Letter from the Envelope it Was In
  30. Interview on Nuclear Terror
  31. WPA Cracked
  32. Aspidistra
  33. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid USB Drive
  34. Anti-Terror Law Mission Creep in the U.K.
  35. The Ill Effects of Banning Security Research
  36. U.S. Court Rules that Hashing = Searching
  37. P = NP?
  38. Duplicating Keys from Photographs
  39. Understanding Terrorist Behavior

October 2008

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Long-Arm Squid Caught by Japanese Fishermen
  2. Podcast Interview with Me
  3. Keeping America Safe from Terrorism by Monitoring Distillery Webcams
  4. UPC Switching Scam
  5. Horrible Identity Theft Story
  6. Movie-Plot Threat: Terrorists Using Twitter
  7. TSA News
  8. The Skein Hash Function
  9. Keeping Contraband Out of Prisons
  10. Rubber-Hose Cryptanalysis
  11. Barack Obama Discusses Security Trade-Offs
  12. Friday Squid Blogging: Data Squid
  13. Schneier on Security Book Review
  14. ANSI Cyberrisk Calculation Guide
  15. Remotely Eavesdropping on Keyboards
  16. Kip Hawley Responds to My Airport Security Antics
  17. Terrorists and Child Porn, Oh My!
  18. Terrorist Fear Mongering Seems to be Working Less Well, Part II
  19. ID Cards for Port Workers
  20. Quantum Cryptography
  21. "In Case of Terrorist Attack, Do Not Discard Brain"
  22. The Psychology of Con Men
  23. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squid in The Onion
  24. Taser-Proof Clothing
  25. Me Helping Evade Airport Security
  26. Designing a Malicious Processor
  27. How to Write Injection-Proof SQL
  28. Dr. Dobb's Interview
  29. NSA's Warrantless Eavesdropping Targets Innocent Americans
  30. Terrorist Fear Mongering Seems to be Working Less Well
  31. New Chip-and-Pin Scam in the UK
  32. Does Risk Management Make Sense?
  33. Speeding up WiFi Hacking with Hardware Accelerators
  34. Clever Counterterrorism Tactic
  35. Threat Modeling at Microsoft
  36. Friday Squid Blogging: Natural Squid Steganography
  37. The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same
  38. Data Mining for Terrorists Doesn't Work
  39. Nonviolent Activists Are Now Terrorists
  40. "New Attack" Against Encrypted Images
  41. Chinese Monitoring Skype Messages
  42. Do-Not-Call Lists
  43. The Seven Habits of Highly Ineffective Terrorists
  44. Clickjacking
  45. New Cross-Site Request Forgery Attacks
  46. Friday Squid Blogging: Close-Up of a Long-Finned Squid Tentacle
  47. Article in the Irish Times
  48. Another Article on Chemical Plant Security and Externalities
  49. Taleb on the Limitations of Risk Management
  50. Bank Robber Hires Accomplices on Craigslist
  51. "Scareware" Vendors Sued
  52. MI6 Camera—Including Secrets—Sold on eBay
  53. Hand Grenades as Weapons of Mass Destruction

September 2008

  1. How to Clone and Modify E-Passports
  2. Hot Dogs are Not Bombs
  3. Talk to the TSA
  4. Security Maxims
  5. Friday Squid Blogging: Graffiti Squid
  6. Friday Squid Blogging: International Squid Cookbook
  7. Your Own Personal Robot Voyeur
  8. Thoughtcrime
  9. $20M Cameras at New York's Freedom Tower are Pretty Sophisticated
  10. Sarah Palin's E-Mail
  11. The Two Classes of Airport Contraband
  12. India Using Brain Scans to Prove Guilt in Court
  13. Friday Squid Blogging: Dissecting a Giant Squid
  14. Schneier Interview in Telecom Asia
  15. Unlocking Doors Over the Internet
  16. TSA Employees Bypassing Airport Screening
  17. The Pentagon's World of Warcraft Movie-Plot Threat
  18. The NSA Teams Up with the Chinese Government to Limit Internet Anonymity
  19. NSA Snooping on Cell Phone Calls
  20. GPS Spoofing
  21. Fear of Terrorism Could Cause Psychosomatic Epidemic
  22. UK Ministry of Defense Loses Memory Stick with Military Secrets
  23. Change Your Name and Avoid the TSA Watchlist
  24. New Book: Schneier on Security
  25. Adi Shamir's Cube Attack Paper is Online
  26. Friday Squid Blogging: The Mystery of Humboldt Squid Beaks
  27. The Doghouse: Tornado Plus Encrypted USB Drive
  28. Cost/Benefit of Terrorism Security
  29. Turning off Fire Hydrants in the Name of Terrorism
  30. DNA Matching and the Birthday Paradox
  31. Mythbusters Episode on RFID Security Nixed
  32. Secret Military Technology
  33. News from the Rock Phish Gang
  34. Gait Analysis from Satellite
  35. Identity Farming
  36. Bumblebees Making Security Trade-Offs
  37. BT, Phorm, and Me
  38. Friday Squid Blogging: Colossal Squid was a Lethargic Blob
  39. Contest: Cory Doctorow's Cipher Wheel Rings
  40. Using Shredded Checks as Packaging Material
  41. Privacy Policies: Perception vs. Reality
  42. Movie-Plot Threats in the Guardian
  43. Diaries Written in Code
  44. Sucking Data off of Cell Phones
  45. Software to Facilitate Retail Tax Fraud
  46. Security ROI
  47. My LA Times Op Ed on Photo ID Checks at Airport

August 2008

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Translucent Squid
  2. Another Voting Machine Cartoon
  3. A British Bank Bans a Man's Password
  4. Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Attacks
  5. The TSA Told You That Liquids Are Dangerous
  6. Diebold Finally Admits its Voting Machines Drop Votes
  7. Virus Infects the Space Station
  8. Doctoring Photographs without Photoshop
  9. Full Disclosure and the Boston Farecard Hack
  10. Red Light Cameras Don't Work
  11. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squids on Exhibit at the Smithsonian
  12. Monitoring P2P Networks
  13. MI5 on Terrorist Profiling
  14. TSA Follies
  15. Nice Article on Personal Surveillance
  16. A Security Assessment of the Internet Protocol
  17. Mental Illness and Murder
  18. Adi Shamir's Cube Attacks
  19. Cyberattack Against Georgia Preceded Real Attack
  20. The Continuing Cheapening of the Word "Terrorism"
  21. Air Force Suspends Cyber-Command
  22. Friday Squid Blogging: Talking Squids in Outer Space
  23. XKCD on Voting Machine Security
  24. UK Police Seize War on Terror Board Game
  25. Kids with Cell Phones in Emergencies
  26. Data Mining to Detect Pump-and-Dump Scams
  27. The Risk of Anthrax
  28. UK National Risk Register
  29. Flying Without ID
  30. Memo to the Next President
  31. Bypassing Microsoft Vista's Memory Protection
  32. Amber Alerts As Security Theater
  33. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Fables
  34. Are the Chinese Olympics a Trap?
  35. DMCA Does Not Apply to U.S. Government
  36. UK Electronic Passport Cloned
  37. Indictments Against Largest ID Theft Ring Ever
  38. Hacking Mifare Transport Cards
  39. Security Idiocy Story
  40. NSA Forms
  41. Laptop with Trusted Traveler Identities Stolen
  42. Italians Use Soldiers to Prevent Crime
  43. Gary McKinnon
  44. Random Killing on a Canadian Greyhound Bus
  45. Schneier Misquote
  46. Friday Squid Blogging: Jumbo Squid Photo
  47. U.S. Government Policy for Seizing Laptops at Borders
  48. Suspect in 2001 Anthrax Attacks Kills Self
  49. Terrorists Using Open Wireless Networks

July 2008

  1. Why You Should Never Talk to the Police
  2. 3,000 Blank British Passports Stolen
  3. Social Engineering
  4. TSA Proud of Confiscating Non-Dangerous Item
  5. World War II Deception Story
  6. The DNS Vulnerability
  7. Software Liabilities and Free Software
  8. Write-Once Read-Many Memory Cards
  9. Friday Squid Blogging: Burning Squid
  10. Schneier Interviewed by RU Sirius
  11. Washington Post Comments on Terrorist Plots
  12. Open Source Laptop Tracking Service
  13. Anti-Terrorism Stupidity at Yankee Stadium
  14. Information Security and Liabilities
  15. Speed Cameras Record Every Car
  16. Washington DC Metro Farecard Hack
  17. The Case of the Stolen BlackBerry and the Awesome Chinese Hacking Skills
  18. Scary Knife Makes for Great Newspaper Headlines
  19. Cost/Benefit Analysis of Airline Security
  20. Friday Squid Blogging: Researching the Reproductive Habits of Giant Squids
  21. Funny Radio Skit on Identity Theft
  22. Midazolam as a Non-Lethal Weapon
  23. TrueCrypt's Deniable File System
  24. Locksmiths Hate Computer Geeks who Learn Lockpicking
  25. Homeland Security Cost-Benefit Analysis
  26. Wednesday Squid Blogging: Giant Squid Dissection Live on the Web
  27. Disgruntled Employee Holds San Francisco Computer Network Hostage
  28. Congratulations to our Millionth Terrorist!
  29. Using a File Erasure Tool Considered Suspicious
  30. Man-in-the-Middle Attacks
  31. Unbreakable Fighting Umbrellas
  32. Daniel Solove on the New FISA Law
  33. Chinese Cyber Attacks
  34. Friday Squid Blogging: Rising Squid Populations off the Coast of Rhode Island
  35. Security Cartoon
  36. Good Essay on TSA Stupidity
  37. Schneier on Security and Privacy at Supernova
  38. Exploiting the War on Photography
  39. George Carlin on Airport Security
  40. The Continued Cheapening of the Word "Terrorism"
  41. Sunglasses that Hide your Face from Cameras
  42. Automatic Profiling Is Useless
  43. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squid Found off Santa Cruz Coast
  44. Time Bomb Neckties
  45. Encrypting Disks
  46. Hundreds of Thousands of Laptops Lost at U.S. Airports Annually
  47. Random Stupidity in the Name of Terrorism
  48. Browser Insecurity
  49. Dan Wallach on Electronic Voting Machines
  50. Nugache Worm Writer Arrested
  51. Kill Switches and Remote Control

June 2008

  1. Pentagon Consulting Social Scientists on Security
  2. Security and Human Behavior
  3. Top Ten Anti-Terrorism Patents
  4. Friday Squid Blogging: Rising Fuel Costs Halt Japanese Squid Industry
  5. Schneier Interview in The Edge
  6. Carrier Pigeons Bringing Contraband into Prisons
  7. CCTV Cameras
  8. Fever Screening at Airports
  9. Using Google Earth to Find Unguarded Houses
  10. Confused Security Reasoning
  11. IT Attacks: Insiders vs. Outsiders
  12. Liquid Ban Gone Weird
  13. New Technology to Detect Chemical, Biological, and Explosive Agents
  14. Friday Squid Blogging: Contaminated Squids
  15. Dilbert on Workplace Surveillance
  16. Underhanded Implementation of RC4
  17. Hacking a Coffee Machine
  18. Eavesdropping on Encrypted Compressed Voice
  19. Security Through Obscurity
  20. Magnetic Ring Attack on Electronic Locks
  21. LifeLock and Identity Theft
  22. Ransomware
  23. Botnets as a Business
  24. Friday Squid Blogging: Cuttlefish Embryos Can See
  25. Article on Schneier
  26. "Bruce Schneier and the King of the Crabs"
  27. Top Secret Al Qaeda Documents Left on London Train
  28. Kaspersky Labs Trying to Crack 1024-bit RSA
  29. Secrecy , the Movie
  30. New TSA ID Requirement
  31. Faketv 1
  32. Bus Defended Against Terrorists Who Want to Reenact the Movie Speed
  33. Sikhs Can Carry Knives on Airplanes in India
  34. Great Fear-Mongering Product: Subway Emergency Kit
  35. Framing Computers Under the DMCA
  36. Schneier Motivational Poster
  37. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Squid in The Onion
  38. The Onion on Airport Security and Voting
  39. Schneier Interview
  40. Clever Museum Theft
  41. Clever Micro-Deposit Scam
  42. The War on Photography
  43. More on Airplane Seat Cameras
  44. The ID Divide
  45. Filming in DC's Union Station
  46. Fax Signatures
  47. The War on T-Shirts
  48. E-Mail After the Rapture
  49. Did the Chinese PLA Attack the U.S. Power Grid?

May 2008

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: 500-Pound Giant Squid Caught Off Australia
  2. Airline Fees and Security
  3. Electronic Crime Scene Investigation Handbook
  4. Bletchley Park May Close Due to Lack of Funds
  5. Vengeance
  6. TPM to End Piracy
  7. Built-in Windows Command-Line Security Tools
  8. Spray-On Explosive Detector
  9. Tracking People with their Mobile Phones
  10. Dan Geer on Security, Monoculture, Metrics, Evolution, Etc.
  11. Nasal Spray Increases Trust for Strangers
  12. How to Sell Security
  13. Friday Squid Blogging: Never Poke a Squid
  14. The Onion on 9/11 Conspiracy Theories
  15. More Schneier Talks
  16. Fermilab Code
  17. UK Wants to Monitor All Phone Calls and E-mails
  18. Surveillance in China
  19. BlackBerry Giving Encryption Keys to Indian Government
  20. Risk and Culture
  21. Our Data, Ourselves
  22. Spying on Computer Monitors Off Reflective Objects
  23. Airlines Profiting from TSA Rules
  24. Hijacker Working at Heathrow Airport
  25. Random Number Bug in Debian Linux
  26. Friday Squid Blogging: Tentacle Arm
  27. Terrorists Attacking via Air Conditioners
  28. Crossing Borders with Laptops and PDAs
  29. Crypto-Gram Tenth Anniversary Issue
  30. Third Annual Movie-Plot Threat Contest Winner
  31. The Ethics of Vulnerability Research
  32. U.S. Air Force Considers Creating its Own Botnet
  33. What Is the Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Inititative?
  34. Interesting Microsoft Patent Application
  35. Terrorism as a Tax
  36. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Fishing Lures
  37. Schneier Talks
  38. Making Security Cuddly
  39. Cell Phone Spying
  40. History of the U.S. Surveillance Debate
  41. Tourists, Not Terrorists
  42. Third Annual Movie-Plot Threat Contest Semi-Finalists
  43. Al Qaeda Threat Overrated
  44. London's Cameras Don't Reduce Crime
  45. State Department Loses Hundreds of Laptops
  46. Dual-Use Technologies and the Equities Issue
  47. Security Engineering , by Ross Anderson
  48. The Doghouse: Passwordsafe.com
  49. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Fiction
  50. Friday Squid Blogging: They're Defrosting a Colossal Squid in New Zealand
  51. Schneier Interviews
  52. Protect Your Macintosh Copies Available
  53. Sky Marshals on the No-Fly List
  54. What to Worry About
  55. Heroin vs. Terrorism

April 2008

  1. Microsoft Has Developed Windows Forensic Analysis Tool for Police
  2. DHS "Neighborhood Watch" Hoax
  3. SQL Injection Attacks Against Automatic License Plate Scanners
  4. Virtual Kidnapping
  5. More Insane Police Photo Hysteria
  6. Cyber Espionage
  7. Boring Jobs Dull the Mind
  8. Friday Squid Blogging: Video of Squid Spawning
  9. Protect Your Laptop Screen from Roving Eyes
  10. Identity Theft from the Dead
  11. Designing Processors to Support Hacking
  12. Hacking ISP Error Pages
  13. Reverse-Engineering Exploits from Patches
  14. Software that Assesses Security Risks to Transportation Networks
  15. Airport Security Game
  16. The RSA Conference
  17. Giving Up Passwords for Chocolate
  18. Chertoff Says Fingerprints Aren't Personal Data
  19. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Cartoons
  20. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Kite
  21. Surveillance Camera Photos
  22. Oklahoma Data Leak
  23. Risk Preferences in Chimpanzees and Bonobos
  24. Comparing Cybersecurity to Early 1800s Security on the High Seas
  25. Our Inherent Capability for Evil
  26. More RIPA Creep
  27. Drugs in Prisons
  28. Pentagon May Issue Pocket Lie Detectors to Afghan Soldiers
  29. People and Security Rules
  30. Friday Squid Blogging: Squidpunk
  31. Friday Squid Blogging: Humboldt Squid Invasion
  32. Seat Belt Usage and Compensating Behavior
  33. Bulk Text Messaging
  34. Overestimating Threats Against Children
  35. Tracking Vehicles through Tire Pressure Monitors
  36. NSA on the Enigma
  37. College Degrees in Homeland Security
  38. NSA's Linux
  39. The Feeling and Reality of Security
  40. Third Annual Movie-Plot Threat Contest
  41. The Ineffectiveness of Security Cameras
  42. Internet Censorship
  43. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Beaks for Artificial Limbs?
  44. Another Schneier Interview
  45. Terroristic Threatening
  46. KeeLoq Still Broken
  47. The Liquid Bomb
  48. Labyrinth Security Lock
  49. Would-Be Bomber Caught at Orlando Airport
  50. 1967 Article on Data Privacy and Security
  51. Australia May Outlaw Laser Pointers
  52. Outsourcing Passports
  53. German Minister's Fingerprint Published
  54. For a Safe Night's Sleep
  55. Bottle Liquid Scanners

March 2008

  1. Church's Pastor Is an ID Thief
  2. N-DEx National Intelligence System
  3. Friday Squid Blogging: Plastinated Squid
  4. Interviews and Podcasts
  5. Speeding Tickets and Agenda
  6. Ten Security Land Mines
  7. Web Entrapment
  8. Science Fiction Writers Offer Homeland Security Advice
  9. Malware Targeted Against Pro-Tibet Groups
  10. New Cyber-Security Czar
  11. Hypnotist Thief in Italy
  12. NSA's Domestic Spying
  13. Craigslist Scam
  14. Martin Hellman on the Invention of Public-Key Cryptography
  15. The Security Mindset
  16. Paper Enigma Machine
  17. Security Perception: Fear vs Anger
  18. Quantum Computing: Hype vs. Reality
  19. Friday Squid Blogging: Video of Vampire Squid
  20. MC Frontalot Raps About Encryption
  21. Fraud Due to a Credit Card Breach
  22. Wacky Airplane Security Idea
  23. Detecting Gunshots
  24. Border Security: the Weakest Link
  25. More Threat Modeling at Microsoft
  26. The Continuing Slide Towards Thoughtcrime
  27. Bomb Squad Defuses Turnip
  28. Risk and the Brain
  29. Security in Montana
  30. Camera that Sees Under Clothes
  31. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Craft Projects
  32. Surveillance Cameras
  33. London Tube Smartcard Cracked
  34. Stealing from Bookstores
  35. Physically Hacking Windows Computers via FireWire
  36. ENISA Report on Security and Economics
  37. Chip and PIN Vulnerable
  38. Hacking Medical Devices
  39. German Courts Rule on Spying in Cyberspace
  40. Searching for Terrorists in World of Warcraft
  41. FAA Badges Missing
  42. Privacy and Power
  43. Israel Implementing IFF System for Commercial Aircraft
  44. Security Products: Suites vs. Best-of-Breed
  45. Friday Squid Blogging: Squid T-Shirts
  46. Me in the News
  47. My Talk on "Dual Use Technologies"
  48. TSA's Ideal Laptop Bag
  49. Progress
  50. TSA Gangstaz
  51. Risk of Knowing Too Much About Risk
  52. SurveillanceSaver
  53. Creating and Entrapping Terrorists
  54. Google Vulnerability Scanner
  55. TrueCrypt 5.0
  56. InfoWorld Article About Me
  57. Good Uses for RFID Chips

February 2008

  1. Friday Squid Blogging: Giant Snow Squid
  2. Another Interview with Me
  3. Kids and Lying
  4. More War on the Unexpected
  5. Why Some Terrorist Attacks Succeed and Others Fail
  6. Toy X-Ray Machine for Kids
  7. Third Parties Controlling Information
  8. Liquid Bomb
  9. Fear of Internet Predators Largely Unfounded
  10. Research on Malware Distribution
  11. The Doghouse: Drecom
  12. Forensic Printer Codes May Be Illegal in Europe
  13. Friday Squid Blogging: Camouflage in Squids
  14. Video Interview of Me
  15. Amtrak to Start Passenger Screening
  16. Cryptanalysis of A5/1
  17. Cold Boot Attacks Against Disk Encryption
  18. U.S. Post Office to Enable Wholesale Surveillance of Mail
  19. Foreign Hackers Stealing American Health Care Records
  20. Hijacking in New Zealand
  21. Spending Money on the Wrong Security Threats
  22. Benevolent Worms
  23. Fascinating Social Engineering Story
  24. Sonic Weapon
  25. Friday Squid Blogging: Valentine Squidograms in Second Life
  26. DHS in The Onion
  27. HotPlug
  28. Credentica
  29. Embedding Iris Watermarking in Photos
  30. Latest News on the War on the Unexpected
  31. DHS Warns of Female Suicide Bombers
  32. Giving Drivers Licenses to Illegal Immigrants
  33. U.S. Customs Seizing Laptops
  34. Lock-In
  35. How the MPAA Might Enforce Copyright on the Internet
  36. Improvements in Face Recognition
  37. Friday Squid Blogging: The Real Cause of the Cable Breaks
  38. The Onion on Terror
  39. Me at Linux.conf.au
  40. Mujahideen Secrets 2
  41. Cyber Storm Details
  42. Heavily Armed Officers on New York City Subways
  43. Cloned Trucks
  44. VoIP Threats
  45. Fourth Undersea Cable Failure in Middle East
  46. UK Two-Tier Tax Security System
  47. A Good Security Investment by DHS
  48. Little People Hiding in Luggage
  49. NSA Monitoring U.S. Government Internet Traffic
  50. Friday Squid Blogging: Cocaine Smuggled in Giant Squid
  51. Think Illegal Downloading Is Free?
  52. Detecting Nuclear Weapons Using the Cell Phone Network
  53. Bavarian Government Wants to Intercept Skype Calls

January 2008

  1. Leaked UK Government Document on National ID
  2. Psychology Today on Risk Assessment
  3. FBI Knows Identity of Storm Worm Writers
  4. Data as Pollution
  5. Terrorist Tradecraft
  6. TSA Misses the Point, Again
  7. Airplane Stowaways
  8. Security vs. Privacy
  9. The Estonia Cyberwar
  10. Ethics of Autonomous Military Robots
  11. Norbert Wiener Award
  12. Friday Squid Blogging: National Geographic Colossal Squid Photo
  13. Cameras in the New York City Subways
  14. Continuing Battles in the War on the Unexpected
  15. Gun Slips Through TSA Airport Checkpoint
  16. Al Qaeda Recruiting Non-Muslims
  17. Unshredding
  18. Hacking Thermostats
  19. Hacking Power Networks
  20. Combined Taser and MP3 Player
  21. SmartWater Works
  22. Dutch RFID Transit Card Hacked
  23. Friday Squid Blogging: National Geographic Giant Squid Photo
  24. Another Schneier Interview
  25. Anti-Missile Technology on Commercial Aircraft
  26. Locked Call Boxes and Banned Geiger Counters
  27. Hacking Polish Trams
  28. MySpace and U.S. Attorneys General Agree to Fight Sexual Predators
  29. Fear Is Unhealthy
  30. Rudy Giuliani on Terrorism Security
  31. Corporate Spying
  32. Social-Engineering Bank Robbery
  33. Hiding Crib Notes on a Bottle Label
  34. My Open Wireless Network
  35. Modeling Urban Panic
  36. Business Week on the Department of Homeland Security
  37. Friday Squid Blogging: Large Mechanical Squid
  38. Patrick Smith on Aviation Security
  39. NSA Backdoors in Crypto AG Ciphering Machines
  40. Consumer Reports on Aviation Security and the TSA
  41. Five-Year-Old Boy Detained by the TSA
  42. Privacy International's 2007 Report
  43. Swedish Army Loses Classified Information on Memory Stick
  44. Your Brain on Fear
  45. Passport Fraud
  46. How Well "See Something, Say Something" Actually Works
  47. Computerworld Australia Interview
  48. Hacking the Boeing 787
  49. U.S. Army Installing Apple Computers
  50. New York Times Magazine on Electronic Voting Machines
  51. Friday Squid Blogging: Lolcat with Squid
  52. "Responsible Behavior"
  53. Lessons from the Ft. Dix Terrorist Plotters
  54. Airport Behavioral Profiling Leads to an Arrest
  55. Is Sears Engaging in Criminal Hacking Behavior?
  56. Demos Report on National Security
  57. War on Terror Over in the UK
  58. The Cybercrime Economy
  59. Wrongly Accused

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