A girl and her computer. It's a beautiful thing.

5/26/02

Now you can hack a wireless nework with an old Pringles can. Well, you need more than that, but the old Pringles can helps.

5/16/02

80% of fingerprint-reading security devices can be fooled with an edible gelatin finger. No, really.

THEY may be able to see what you're doing on your computer by analyzing the blinking status lights on your computer, even at a "considerable distance." (.pdf file)

And if they can't read your status lights, they may be able to analyze the glow from your monitor.

A Mac hack reveals frightening things about the Geek subconscious.

5/25/01

How to interpret security logs from your firewall, from RobertGraham.com. Makes the links below much more useful.

4/27/01

Independent tests and reviews of free firewalls: LeakTest

The free (for personal use) firewall I use: Sygate

All registered computer ports, useful for analyzing those attack logs.

4/25/01

How Carnivore, the FBI's new anti-cybercrime tool works. From howstuffworks.com

4/24/01

I finally got this script working. The code is from: www.bratta.com/dhtml

All Your Bits Are Belong To Us From Slashdot.org, 4/3/01. This can't be good.

My favorite geek buzzword of the moment: Automagically. As in, "I slapped the code on my page, and the ticker appeared automagically!"

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