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More information about the incident was to be found in a number of documents released in Australia under that country's freedom of information laws.

Automated sharing is giving Facebook a treasure-trove of data, regardless of whether anyone cares. And Facebook will certainly find ways to monetize that data. But the bigger question is whether, by making sharing the default, we are looking at the end of social networks altogether. If a song is shared on Facebook and nobody listens to it, does it make a sound?

And it should also remind us that, again, cryptographic usability matters. Sometimes quite a bit.

“We will consider the points the Hamburg Data Protection Authority have made about the photo tag suggest feature but firmly reject any claim that we are not meeting our obligations under European Union data protection law,” said a Facebook spokesman in Berlin.

the drone is that it can crack Wi-Fi networks and GSM networks as well as collect the data from them.

Keep in mind that the list excludes adult sites, ad networks, domains that don't have publicly visible content or don't load properly, and certain Google sites.

When the redirection occurs the browser will cache the redirect information so the next time the user connect to the tracking page the user will be redirected to the tracking page with his unique id.

The tagging is still done by your friends, not by Facebook, but rather creepily Facebook is now pushing your friends to go ahead and tag you.

I set the GH2 to 1080 24fps at 80% and then conformed it to 30fps for real time - 24Mbs :-) I used one of our Droidworx Hexas with Axi motors and Graupner 11-5 props (which is working extremely well and silky smooth).

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This open-source application maps the information that your iPhone is recording about your movements. It doesn't record anything itself, it only displays files that are already hidden on your computer.

Info on my projects, exhibitions, events, friends and anything related to neo-analogue, diy, privacy, games, and streetart.

The only one who can ever decrypt your data is you. It’s the ultimate security model. The data on the server is encrypted and the server has no way to decrypt it.

This has become a larger problem as of late, as many of our business development managers, venue specialists, and upper management eggheads need access to the data in order to inform some important decisions.

When evasion becomes a priority, how is the fugitive’s perception of the environment transformed? What are the spatial or psychological implications of constant movement in the landscape? How do governments reshape borders and boundaries through extraordinary rendition and “black sites”?

Wikileaks could be thought of as the 2010 Conceptual Art masterpiece: It reveals and mediates contradictions and tensions from nearly every angle one looks at it. And not just any contradictions, but the key ones for this unfolding century. Let us look at some of these issues in detail.

It never ceases to amaze me how we web designers — who would never trust a web host that doesn’t explain how it stores our sensitive data (user records, registration information, etc.) — are so quick to ask our own users to hand everything over with a mere "Trust me!"

BlackSheep, also a Firefox plugin is designed to combat Firesheep. BlackSheep does this by dropping ‘fake’ session ID information on the wire and then monitors traffic to see if it has been hijacked.

How to guess sameness of blank nodes?

Protect your privacy. See who's tracking your web browsing and block them with Ghostery.

Sheepsafe is a small utility to keep you safe from FireSheep!

It's a tool for mobile geeks.

Security isn’t binary. Everything is insecure in some way, given enough effort.

karl says:

10/12/2010 at 9:11 pm

For the geolocation part, the people are rightfully worried but target their attacks on the wrong part: the browser. The scenario is following this: 1. An app requests to share your location at this time t inside your browser. 2. “Yeah, ok, I’m fine, I really want to have the driving directions” 3. The browser sends along the MAC Address of your computer along other information helping to geolocalize you. 4. The Web service *keeps* this information in their database. 5. There is no way to opt-out the MAC address of your laptop. Yes laptop, not the router.

This one is a difficult issue. Most people might find it cool to be able to geolocate themselves, but not cool to be geolocated. What is the status of MAC address on our laptops. private, public? etc? plenty of interesting issues around that.

I understand the frustration of html5 used for everything, though every marketing departements use it for good or bad purpose and then the crowd is confused. Maybe the best way would be to create tools using “html5″ or more exactly APIs helping users to have a better control. For now all add-ons and browsers are suboptimal to help us in this task.