Archive for the 'Security' Category
I recently posted about the Matterhorn remailer being down. This morning I found an announcement in alt.privacy.anon-server that it’s been restored to normal operation. It does however, have a new mixmaster key. The best way to get the new key is to send an email to remailer AT rip DOT ax DOT lt with the […]
March 18th, 2010 | Posted in Anonymity, Encryption, Internet, Privacy, Security | Comments Off on Matterhorn Remailer Back Up
Time was when the classic image of somebody bugging somebody electronically involved finding a Sam Spade wannabe in some hole in the wall office with little more than a filing cabinet or two, a bottle of scotch and a huge desk that served as a place to store a box of Dutch Master cigars, a […]
March 16th, 2010 | Posted in domestic spying, Privacy, Security, Technology | Comments Off on For The Paranoid Among Us
I just ran across a post on alt.privacy.anon-server from yesterday announcing that the Matterhorn anonymous remailer is down, apparently due to a hard drive failure. Since the operator is out of the country it’s likely to be months before it’s restored to operation. What I thought was a completely non-thought out answer to that post […]
March 16th, 2010 | Posted in Anonymity, Current Events, Encryption, Security | Comments Off on Matterhorn Remailer Down
The latest thing in Big Brother technology is a rather “special” mobile phone that uses a combination of GPS technology and Software that analyzes data from the phone’s accelerometer which enables employers to track employees on an unprecedented level, even to the point of being able to tell what an employee is doing in addition […]
March 15th, 2010 | Posted in Current Events, domestic spying, Last Days, Opinion, Privacy, Security | Comments Off on Spy Phone Reports Your Every Move
I just read an article about a bug found in Windows XP. Apparently the vulnerability involves the way that VBScript interacts with Windows Help files (when you’re using Internet Explorer, though anyone with any sense stopped doing that long ago) and can be triggered by pressing F1 after visiting a malicious Web site that uses […]
March 9th, 2010 | Posted in Current Events, Internet, Opinion, Security, Software | 2 Comments