Tag Archives: privacy

Harriton High, the shape of things to come?

One of the commonest and strongest arguments against the idea of deep packet inspection by ISP’s is that it is a system with wide potential for abuse. This criticism is often acknowledged and then met with wide assurances of proper controls and … Continue reading

Posted in opinion | Tagged , , , | Leave a comment

Dystopia or 1984: the privacy debate

One of my great interests is in the area of online privacy: or more importantly the fine line where we cross from “safety net” into a big brother culture (a la 1984). I have to admit, though, to never fully … Continue reading

Posted in opinion | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

Facebook: New security flaw in networks access

Im not a fan of the new Facebook design – at all. Not simply because it ignores simple design and UI rules but also because it brings a whole host of new bugs and exploits. This is the first and … Continue reading

Posted in security | Tagged , , , | Leave a comment