#infoAnarchy Chump Archives for 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandone%C3%B3n
posted by vruz at 2006-02-10 23:12

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2006/02/10/national/a122946S66.DTL
posted by Rovar at 2006-02-10 22:05

Rovar: "Myrlene Severe, 30, a Haitian-born permanent U.S. resident, was charged Friday with smuggling a human head into the U.S. without proper documentation."

http://jobs.tucows.com/jobfair.cgi
posted by AccordionGuy at 2006-02-10 17:41

The NHS cares about your wanking habbits! and wants to help! *shudder*
posted by Oliver at 2006-02-10 16:55

US to spider and datamine teh intarweb
posted by coderman at 2006-02-10 08:35

j_blogs: "patterns of terrorist activity" geez they didn't even have the gall to put it in quotes
j_blogs:
j_blogs: found one
j_blogs: Analysis, Disinsemination, Visualization, Insight, and Semantic Enhancement (ADVISE).
j_blogs: lucky they scrapped Total Information Awareness, huh.
j_blogs: "going beyond mere data-mining"
j_blogs: "has been used to protect our freedoms"
j_blogs: I wonder if their software can find a contradiction in those two claims?
j_blogs: Maybe they can sell the marketing to a condom factory
j_blogs: "2004 workshop report." we just hearing of this now? How long's it been watching us?
j_blogs: i EXPECT MY ANSWER IN REALTIME, FUCKERS.
j_blogs: Ironic how they know everything about us and we know nothing about themm .. ?
j_blogs: think it respects robots.txt? redirect ADVISE => | cat /dev/urandom
j_blogs: "If a computer suspects me of being a terrorist, but just says maybe an analyst should look at it ... well, that's no big deal. This is the type of thing we need to be willing to do, to give up a certain amount of privacy."
j_blogs: I for one welcome our new overlords.
j_blogs: Congress may be poised to expand its scrotomny of government efforts
j_blogs: Yeah. That's why they waited a year and a half+ to talk about it in public.

Frontline Security Interview - Ed Amoroso Chief Information Security Officer, AT&T
posted by coderman at 2006-02-10 08:17

coderman: "<ed> it is good for carriers to manage a network deeply. and traffic shape. and charge a premium for low latency communications. and extort higher transit fees from rich intarweb suckers like goooooogle"
coderman: "<ed> oh fuck, you there! you with the darknet! put that shit away! if you break CALEA i'm telling the NSA!!"
coderman: "He'd like to see the U.S. Department of Homeland Security recognize hackers as a valuable potential ally." - perhaps this guy hasn't heard of the various infowar red teams

MAC then encrypt? or crypt then MAC?
posted by coderman at 2006-02-10 08:16

coderman: "There are other lessons to draw too, most notably: don't ever let the sender know the reason why a decryption-and-authentication failed."

HP's NetTop product
posted by coderman at 2006-02-10 06:38

j_blogs: ak SELinux + VMWare
j_blogs: this is a sensible use of selinux. configuring selinux to manage a system that does nothing but boot vmware would be pretty doable, i guess

iPod Antitrust Suit Numero Uno
posted by huslage_ at 2006-02-10 05:31

A $21 Trillion Tax Cut
posted by Ash at 2006-02-10 05:11

Ash: libertarians crack me up

inspot - Internet Notification Service for Partners or Tricks
posted by Mutiny at 2006-02-10 00:01

Mutiny: Tell somebody anonymously, via the web, that you might have given them an STD.