ICSI - International Computer Science Institute

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Nov 4, 2019	ISPs lied to Congress to spread confusion about encrypted DNS, Mozilla says	Enlarge / Mozilla's office in San Francisco. Getty Images \| Iuliia Serova reader comments 291 with 106 posters participating Share this story Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit Mozilla is urging Congress to reject the broadb...
Feb 3, 2019	U.S. needs a task force to examine risks AR, VR, and 5G pose to kids	Having now worked in the mobile apps industry for several years, I’m troubled that the most popular technology trends at CES will harm the developmental health of our children. Even worse, I feel that technology companies, government, and s...
Feb 3, 2019	U.S. needs a task force to examine risks AR, VR, and 5G pose to kids	Did you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more. Having now worked in the mobile apps industry for several years, I’m troubled that the most popular technology trends at CES will harm ...
Sep 13, 2018	AT&T and Verizon want to manage your identity across websites and apps	Enlarge / Project Verify would let you confirm or deny logins for other apps and websites. Project Verify reader comments 149 with 119 posters participating Share this story Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit The four major ...
Jun 27, 2018	Feds Pose as Cryptocurrency Money Launderer to Bust Alleged Dark Web Dealers	Law enforcement agencies are always looking for new ways to identify suspects on the dark web, whether that means using malware to unmask people, executing wide ranging attacks on the Tor anonymity network, or tracking a drug dealer’s physi...
Nov 14, 2017	The Cyberlaw Podcast: Discussion with Michael Sulmeyer and Nicholas Weaver	With the Texas church shooting having put encryption back on the front burner, I claim that Apple is becoming the FBI's crazy ex-girlfriend in Silicon Valley—and offer the tapes to prove it. When Nick Weaver rises to Apple's defense, I poin...
Oct 2, 2017	The Cyberlaw Podcast: Equifax and the Upside of Nation-State Cyberattacks	Was the Equifax breach a nation-state attack? Nick Weaver parses the data, and I explore the surprising upside for Equifax if it was. Twitter comes to Capitol Hill to talk Russian election interference; it goes home with a flea in its ear a...
Apr 12, 2017	Steptoe Cyberlaw Podcast: An Interview with Nicholas Weaver	Our guest interview is with Nick Weaver, of Berkeley’s International Computer Science Institute. It covers the latest dumps of hacker tools, the vulnerability equities process, the so-bad-you-want-to-cover-your-eyes story of Juniper and the...
Aug 16, 2016	Hack of NSA-Linked Group Signals a Cyber Cold War	Early Saturday morning, a group of hackers calling themselves The Shadow Brokers made a shocking claim: they had hacked an NSA-linked group, and were selling the spy agency's "cyber weapons" to the highest bidder. In a rambling ma...
Apr 13, 2016	The FBI May Be Sitting on a Firefox Vulnerability	In February, the FBI was ordered to provide the full malware code used to hack visitors of a dark web child pornography site to the defense in an affected case. Then the Department of Justice pushed back, and asked the judge to reconsider t...
Mar 21, 2016	'Apple Should Replace the Entirety of iMessage', Warn Encryption Researchers	On Monday, security researchers from Johns Hopkins University disclosed details of how they managed to decrypt photos and videos sent via Apple's end-to-end encrypted iMessage service. The paper, which is the most extensive reverse-engineer...
Jan 28, 2016	Pssst, Your PGP Is Leaking	Ever since the Snowden revelations, more and more people have been educating themselves on how to use encryption. One of the first programs people might turn to is Pretty Good Privacy, or PGP, a version of which was thrust further into the ...
Oct 14, 2015	Can Technologists Talk Lawfare?	I'm a computer scientist. My focus is on network security and network measurement. Cyber-crime, high speed attacks, network intrusion detection, and detecting censorship are all part of my research. Research highlights in the past couple of...
Oct 6, 2015	I’m no expert, but holy crap the hacking on Homeland was bad	Showtime reader comments 201 with 140 posters participating, including story author Share this story Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit Further ReadingArs’ hacker movie madness concludes, needs your voteAdmittedly, many of m...
Jul 14, 2015	Hacking Team broke Bitcoin secrecy by targeting crucial wallet file	Zach Copley reader comments 61 with 51 posters participating Share this story Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit Hacking Team Hacked Advanced spyware for Android now available to script kiddies everywhere Hacking Team may no...
Jun 16, 2014	How institutional innovation hubs are learning from coworking spaces	When a couple billion dollars of investment in physically clustered knowledge workers is represented on a stage, you could be forgiven for expecting the conversation to blandly follow the same decades-old business park strategy. But there w...
Nov 20, 2013	What The Bitcoin Bubble Really Says About The Cryptocurrency	Back in October, I bought $20 worth of Bitcoin for a ReadWrite article. Since then, I’ve watched my meager 0.119 coins soar in value. When my stash peaked at $71 this week, I determined to sell out. I settled on buying a gift card from Gyft...
Nov 16, 2013	Nicholas Weaver's Favorite Techdirt Posts Of The Week	OK, so who is this crazy paranoid ivory tower dweller who said “Yo” when asked if he’d do the “Favorite Posts of the Week,” and who is prefacing this with the standard academic disclaimer of “all opinions are my own, not those of my employe...
Aug 8, 2013	What’s Bitcoin Worth In The Real World?	We’ve all got at least a passing understanding of Bitcoin, that digital crypto-currency that can’t be regulated by any bank or government (at least for now). But here’s a trickier question: what’s a bitcoin actually worth? Like gold, Bitcoi...
Apr 27, 2011	The investment that didn’t happen	Note: All information contained in this post is based on my best understanding and perception of what transpired. I have confirmed with the founders that none of the information contained herein is deemed confidential and is therefore fair ...
Aug 23, 2010	I Can Stalk U: New Site Posts Exact Locations of Twitter Users Posting Geotagged Photos	Remember PleaseRobMe.com? The website, which warned of the dangers in sharing your physical location online, now has a successor called I Can Stalk U. While PleaseRobMe (now shuttered) focused on how publicly broadcasting your location coul...
Jul 22, 2010	Researchers Warn of Geotagging Dangers – Are You Concerned?	The International Computer Science Institute (ICSI), a non profit research organization in Berkeley, California, is due to present new findings next month regarding “cybercasing,” a word researchers coined to refer to how geotagged text, ph...

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