I’ve too many Tabs open in Firefox. But instead of bookmarking them (where they will rot forever) I’ll post them here to compost in the blogsphere so that they might provide nutrition to others. Top Five Regrets of the Dying Rogue Sites Attack Patterns Project Wombat APT Mitigation APT Domains Wütende Nerds ACTA Rapporteur JavaScriptMVC […]
Month: January 2012
I’ve given my share of DNSSEC talks over the last three years. I usually explain what exactly DNSSEC provides and what it does not. One of the downsides I tell ISPs about is that other people’s DNSSEC errors will hit your call-center if you’re doing DNSSEC-validation. This just happened to Comcast. I really recommend that […]
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Textbooks on the iPad
Apple announced last week that it wants to change the way textbooks work for US schools: Instead of schools buying books that are given to a succession of pupils, each kid should receive its own copy of the textbook as an ebook on his iPad. So far, so interesting. I have two observations on this: […]