Surveillance

The Feds, Google, MSN’s reaction, and how you got “bigbrothered”?

24 Jan 2006 By Dancho Danchev

There’s still a lot of buzz going on, concerning which search engine provided what type of data to law enforcement officials, and the echo effect of this event resulted in waves of angry end users, that among feeling “bigbrothered”, now have yet another reason to switch back to Google, simple. MSN’s silent reaction to thisRead More

Still worry about your search history and BigBrother?

23 Jan 2006 By Dancho Danchev

The Patriot Search, recently started “helping” any government by making your search activity “public”. Its search syntax terrorist:true *keyword*, and terrorist:false *keyword*, gives everyone the opportunity to be honest 🙂 Why did the idea start at the first place?  Because “only 4 out of 5 search engines allowed the government to see “private” user data“.Read More

2006 = 1984?

23 Jan 2006 By Dancho Danchev

I recently came across great, and very informative slides on current, and future trends of surveillance technologies that simply stick to the point, as any good slides so to say. “From Target Market to Total Surveillance” is courtesy of the The Special Interest Group for Military Applications (SIGMil) at the University of Illinois, and isRead More

China – the biggest black spot on the Internet’s map

17 Jan 2006 By Dancho Danchev

Chinese Internet users have the potential to outpace the number of the U.S Internet population, yet, the majority of them still remain behind the most sophisticated online censorship systems in the world, the Great Chinese Firewall.  I am definitely not buying into the idea of trying to take control of all the information coming inRead More

Anonymity or Privacy on the Internet?

16 Jan 2006 By Dancho Danchev

Last week, Bruce Schneier wrote a great comment on Anonymity, how it won’t kill the Internet, and that it has to do with accountability mostly. Logically, if identification is impossible, then there cannot be adequate accountability. Though, alternative methods based on the collective trust exist, and are as anonymous, as necessary. Spoofed identities, perhaps evenRead More

Insecure Irony

12 Jan 2006 By Dancho Danchev

What’s the worst thing that could happen to BigBrother and any of its puppets? – Have their confidential info exposed due to the negligence of a commercial organization, one that is used for gathering the majority of intelligence data these days. Now, that’s an insecure irony.  It is a public secret that any government isRead More

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