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Via Bruce Schneier's blog , we learn of the following intriguing story published in Foreign Policy :  On Techdirt .

Another brilliant essay on security from Bruce Schneier. It's all well-worth reading, but here's the nub: If universal surveillanc...

Should Microsoft pay for the billions of dollars of damage that flaws in its software have caused around the world? It might have to, if a n...

Much will be written about the events of the last few days concerning the leaked Labour emails , and the plans to create a scurrilous blog. ...

One of the great things about Firefox is its automatic update scheme. Here's some interesting research on the subject: Although there ...

An adware author explains : Most adware targets Internet Explorer (IE) users because obviously they’re the biggest share of the market. In a...

Eek : Measures such as ID cards are a temporary measure before biometric technology becomes ubiquitous; That was the warning from security g...

airport security has to make a choice. If something is dangerous, treat it as dangerous and treat anyone who tries to bring it on as potenti...

Bruce Schneier has some has his usual wise words on the subject of "terror": Terrorism is a heinous crime, and a serious internat...

I want one , too .

Once more, Brucie tells it as it is: Security and privacy are not opposite ends of a seesaw; you don't have to accept less of one to ge...

On Open Enterprise blog .

Not simply being closed, but something like this : If I make a computer security mistake — in a book, for a consulting client, at BT — it’s ...

It's a pity that reports from the House of Lord's Science and Technology Committee are so long, because they contain buckets of goo...

Once more, Brucie tells it like it is: Microsoft is reaching for a much bigger prize than Apple: not just Hollywood, but also peripheral ha...

In case you hadn't noticed, we live in a digital world cordoned off by passwords. Nearly everything online requires them, so you are fa...

Say it ain't true , Bruce: Britain's BT Group has snapped up United States-based Counterpane Internet Security for a sum of more tha...

I've mentioned Ross Anderson before in this blog, and my own failed attempt to interact with him. But I won't let a little thing l...

In his lastest Wired column , Bruce S. is writing about a subject particularly dear to my heart: the economics of security. He was lucky e...

Trust one of my digital heroes - Bruce Schneier - to provide a definitive rebuttal to the tired cliché trotted out by all those who would p...