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Sadeghi, Taming TC

Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi & Christian Stüble, Taming "Trusted Platforms" by Operating System Design, in: Chae & Yung (eds.), 4th International Worksh…

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Owner Override IV

There are also areas outside trusted computing where something like an owner override feature already exists. Some web browsers (such as Safari, Opera, and Konq…

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Bounty-hunters -- the Net's new lawmen?

First SCO, now Microsoft -- offering bounties for the author(s) of MyDoom. Okay, putting aside the fact that the author(s) of MyDoom (*cough*scriptkiddies*coug…

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Comment spam

Things are getting out of hand with comment spam round here. FYI, I'm dropping the Movable Type hammer. (AKA the delete comment button).…

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A great reminder of why fair use matters

Coming to the San Francisco Independent Film Festival is the new film Value Added Cinema; a flick constructed entirely by editing together egregious product-pla…

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Counting on Democracy

The Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society is pleased to present a screening of scenes from “Counting on Democracy,” a new documentary by Stanford…

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NPS

January 2004: Naval Postgraduate School, CISR Invited Lecture Series…

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How antiprivacy is Dean's smartcard?

I like Howard Dean. Don't know if I'll vote for him or not, but I admire his willingness to go out there and get angry. But until a few months ago, I&#…

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democratic discourse

John Palfrey paid me a nice comment on his blog-- but it got me thinking.  He, and others, write their thoughts about digital democracy daily on their blogs.  I…

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the end of the wireless sanctuary

This NYT article explains how millions of wireless users are signing contracts where the fine print allows providers to add them to a phone directory. I like t…

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Copy Left

Excellent summary- style piece in the NYT: The Tyranny of Copyright.  The type of piece you can give your mother to read so she understands why you are not '…