Archive
February 2012
October 2011
- 24: ‘Old Karl would die of laughter’
- 24: “unauthorized enrichment facilities” as IO targets in a May 2010 article
- 23: Anonymous cyber terror
- 22: Open Security Data
- 22: “Hiroshima of cyberwar”
- 21: Hacker, concepts thereof
- 21: The risks of open collaboration, OWS edition
- 21: The ineradicable cyber-myth
- 21: 14 years after, blissfully unaware
- 20: cyberwar ‘not just for a run around town’
- 20: “Are Stuxnet and Duqu related? I don’t know.”
- 14: “so big it does my head in”
- 13: The Prince of Wales moment in cyberspace
- 12: Hacktivism response – the technocratic order of ICT security
- 12: Policing Anonymous – ‘we never forget’
- 11: £16.9m of x billions
- 10: “I would have absolutely ended up in jail”
- 10: 2002 security recommendations not implemented – US Federal cyberattacks 650% up
- 09: “Du sollst dich nicht erwischen lassen”
- 09: FBI’s backdoor shopping
- 09: Sovereign’s code
- 06: Vision applied
- 04: Microsoft shares some lessons from the Least Malware Infected Countries in the World
- 03: Organisations going social
- 02: Meritocracy in anomymous systems?
- 02: Cyber Crime rate escalating, says Deparment of Homeland Security
- 02: Amazon’s Silk – security by sniffing?
- 01: John Healey on discussions about an international internet security treaty
September 2011
- 30: “round the clock Internet surveillance”?
- 30: The Geopolitics of Openness
- 29: Symantec’s latest report on its beloved billion-dollar baby
- 29: SABMiller: Conficker virus cost us £7.2 million
- 28: DHS, DoC ask for anti-botnet policy input
- 28: Merkel’s Moment, a Schmittian emergency
- 28: The Digital Public Domain: Relevance and Regulation
May 2011
- 22: Dr .de
- 21: ENISA debate in Brussels – some notes and excerpts
- 21: Agency or networks – some thoughts about Europe’s ongoing internet security debates
- 21: Internet principles and security
April 2011
March 2011
- 23: Benkler on Wikileaks, media, distributed models of mutual criticism
- 20: NATO and its role in internet security – geopolitics of intenet security governance?
- 19: House of Cards
- 18: “Intensification of civil-military cooperation”. Some comments on the recent Dutch National Cyber Security Strategy on incident response
- 06: Enter life
February 2011
January 2011
November 2010
October 2010
- 30: Mike Elgan on Openness vs. secrecy – the case of Apple vs. Google
- 29: Volker Weber (heise) zur Diskussion über Blackberry-Sicherheit
- 28: 1&1, Gamballa, botnets, and quantitave internet security research
- 27: Looks like botnet take-down time: Bredolab, Zeus…
- 27: dataloss.db
- 27: Anup Ghosh on Zeus malware with inbuilt piracy protection (written back in May)
- 27: Eric Schmidt writes in Foreign Affairs, “The Digital Disruption”
- 26: Gunter Ollmann (Gamballa) has new figures on Botnet Hosting
- 26: Stephen Walt, foreignpolicy.com, embraces Wikileaks: “a good thing”
- 26: Seymour Hersh’s 6731 words take on “the online threat”
- 26: Microsoft’s Zink on whether ISPs should cut off infected users
- 25: Outstanding crowdsourcing for Crowdsourcing Summit blogging
- 25: Pentagon’s point about harmfulness of openness
- 25: MSFT sec report: Non-technical roadblocks against “botnet superhighways” needed
- 25: “adhocracy” – yet another governance-kid on the block
- 25: Wikipedia fosters “a new form of gatekeeping” and is an “adhocracy”
September 2010
June 2010
- 16: Script for turning messy texts into well-structured, -outlined and -formatted Word documents
- 10: The security risk of bad security-provisioning design
- 10: The emergence of internet security governance as a research field in social sciences
April 2010
- 21: Internet and statehood – the battle over informational asymmetries
- 12: Nagging questions in cybersecurity research
February 2010
January 2010
December 2009
- 18: A follow-up on the German botnet-center
- 16: Shadowserver Foundation publishes Conficker botnet stats
- 09: Germany will get a private-public botnet center
- 08: Justice by Slavery? The meanings of crowdsourcing
- 02: Crowdsourcing of political investigation? The problem of web-based ad-hoc collaboration
November 2009
- 29: Links on states’ recent activities in internet security
- 28: Public knowledge brokering services vs. plutocratic demoracy
- 23: blog, research, interests
