Roundup for July 11
The Kremlin has ordered nearly $15,000 worth of typewriters to type top secret documents because they don’t trust the security of computers. Just who gets… Read More »Roundup for July 11
The Kremlin has ordered nearly $15,000 worth of typewriters to type top secret documents because they don’t trust the security of computers. Just who gets… Read More »Roundup for July 11
Catching up from yesterday, which was so busy I didn’t have time to actually read anything other that product documentation (again). Here are a few… Read More »Roundup for July 3
Reporter John S. Adams took world-renowned computer security expert Brad Smith into the capitol in Helena and demonstrated — using a covert Bluetooth antenna and a cheap netbook — that many Bluetooth-enabled devices at the legislature are not secure.