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Posted by Simon with No Responses Yet
It seems as if nearly every home and business has a Wi-Fi connection these days, in fact, I can see seven at the moment from inside my house. But as Wi-Fi goes more and more mainstream, it is reaching people who may not be best equipped to set it up securely. So, in [...]
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So just how censored is the Internet?
Posted by Simon with One Response
A while ago, the encryption key used on HDDVD was release into the interwebnets. Since then, there’s been a bit of a fuss, what with sites that have posted the key disappearing mysteriously and posts on sites such as digg being removed and/or moderated. This was all sparked off by a DMCA takedown [...]
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Posted by Simon with No Responses Yet
I was browsing my RSS feeds today and came across a very strange post on the Official Google Mac Blog. Screenshot below.
I went straight to the blog to investigate and, lo and behold, the offending post has now gone. Is this another example of Blogger being hacked in a very public way? Or [...]
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Sacrificing Security and Privacy for Ease of Use
Posted by Simon with No Responses Yet
Login forms can be deceptively difficult to design. You have to wave certain users in while locking others out. Those two requirements are in direct contrast to each other. Most sites adapt the simple two box login, username/email and password with some other options like reset username and remember user occasionally popping [...]
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Post Details
This post was written on January 21, 2007 (last modified on January 21, 2007) by Simon and posted in Security, Web Design.
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