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Lunch & first afternoon session
1230-1345 Lunch Lunch was great. Salmon (I think - I usually just eat whatever is put in front of me) with greens and potatoes. More potatoes and less salmon…
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CyberSecurity, Research, and Disclosure
Check out coverage of CyberSecurity, Research, and Disclosure -- happening now -- over at Traceroutes.…
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Vendor/Researcher Communication Policies
1148 David Dill, Professor of Computer Science @ Stanford, moderator. Steve Lipner, Microsoft. Matt Blaze, AT&T. Matt Blaze: Antibiotics helped head of…
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Commercialization Panel
1058 Commercialization panel with Sunil James of iDEFENSE, Simple Nomad of NMRC, and Shawn Hernan of CERT. Chris Sprigman, Stanford CIS Fellow, is moderating…
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Second panel
09:55 Missed first 5 minutes. Sorry. Panel: Chris Sprigman, Stanford CIS Fellow (moderator); Len Sassaman, Anonymizer; Chris Wysopal, @Stake CS: [missed t…
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Introduction
PREFACE: Initially I'm focusing more on note-taking, and as time permits over the course of the day I will add in personal commentary, pictures, and other…
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DRM article Netherlands
Digital Rights Management - Destruction or Protection of the Commons?, Juridische Aspecten van Internet [Dutch Journal on Internet Law] 2003, pp. 162-173.…
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Watch this space
Welcome to Traceroutes, the Stanford Center for Internet and Society's new student blog. Watch this space for coverage of our upcoming conference CyberSecur…
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SFBG: Grassroots Internet
Lauren Gelman's "Grassroots Internet: S.F. activists want to bring WiFi to your neighborhood – for free" in the San Francisco Bay Guardian is now…
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LA Times: Code of Conduct Is Not Very PC
Jennifer Granick is quoted in this front page article in the LA Times about security vulnerablities. (free registration required)…
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Security
November 2003-- Moderating panel on Cybersecurity, Research, and Disclosure at Stanford law School.…
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wifi
November 2003: Grassroots Internet: S.F. activists want to bring WiFi to your neighborhood – for free for the San Francisco Bay Guardian.…