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Wed 13 Sep 2006

Talking about Privacy

Posted by arully under Security
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At the end of August, I gave talk to a conference about Privacy issue surrounding identity card especially e-Passport. Coincidently, my opinion was picked up by ZDNet Asia after ZDNet journalist found the link in the conference.

OK, maybe some people will interpret what I think differently. So, to make it clear, my opinion is not against deploying biometric technology. But to encourage and educate people to use biometric technology in responsible manner.

I’m researching some new idea to protect data, to help people preserving their privacy, while fulfill government requirement for authentication. Hope to have some result soon. And also pass my doctoral defense :D

(UPDATED) biometric passport holder has spoken!!

 

Sun 9 Jul 2006

PCWorld.com – Google’s Binary Search Helps Identify Malware

Posted by arully under Security
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PCWorld.com – Google’s Binary Search Helps Identify Malware By taking advantage Google’s binary search capability, Websense has created new software tools that can sniff out malware using the popular search engine. Websense researchers Googled for strings that were used in known malware like the Bagel and Mytob worms and have uncovered about 2,000 malicious Web sites over the past month, according to Dan Hubbard, senior director of security and research with Websense.

 

Sat 23 Jul 2005

anonymity: good or bad?

Posted by arully under Security
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Anonymity is an interesting research topic in security field. To name a few of the research theme:

 

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