Posted in Security on March 31st, 2003 Comments Off
When wading through my backlog of weblog posts and mailing list emails, I come across two identity related scenarios. In the first one Phil Windley blogs Bill Smith’s talk at Digital ID Summit:
“Bill starts off by posing a scenario where your car tells you that a gas station with the brand of gas you like to […]
Posted in Security on March 18th, 2003 Comments Off
Interesting paper on privacy (or data protection, whatever you chose), by Stephen Kobrin from upenn, which esentially supports my suspicions that
a) the reason I don’t understand the debate on anonymity that’s going on at some US blogs is not that I am thick, but rather that the concept of privacy is understood in fundamentally […]
Posted in Technology on March 14th, 2003 Comments Off
LawMeme: “The true awesome difficulty of the DRM problem first starts to become apparent during Brian LaMacchia’s tutorial presentation. We’re accustomed to thinking about ‘digital rights’ as reasonably simple things: ‘I can play this song ten times, but not copy it.’ But that’s just one loop of the Loch Ness Monster. After all, the record […]