Katharine Hadow is a marketing communications professional in New Jersey, USA
John Teufel
With digital media, voices can be altered. An article in the July 24 Economist ("We've Got Rhythm") reports that new techniques to identify the speaker involve identifying vocal modulation.
How long a speaker holds consonants versus vowels remains constant whether the voice is disgui...Jul. 30, 2010 10:42 AM EDT Reads: 697
In September I mentioned that Michael Hickins had reported on phone spoofing with cell phones to avoid sanctions for calling to Iran. Now The Economist reports that Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan complains that “they eavesdropped on me for six years.” "They" may possibly b...
Fans of the popular AETV series "Intervention" stage their own confrontation with a malware-ridden PC in a parody video from Comodo.
I was already thinking about the insecurity of cell phone communications because Molly Dolesalek reported on them in Processor Magazine. "It's fairly easy to tap into a cell phone conversation, but the business world doesn't really understand that," Dunleavy says. For that reason, he b...
Hackers can disrupt Internet communications in target countries by flooding Internet servers with bogus messages. Experts debate whether this disruption constitutes warfare in the absence of a declaration of war.
Hacker releases a software tool that can steal information even from supposedly ''secure'' sites. 
Malih Abdulhayoglu, in a column for SecurityFocus.com, urges readers to move away from traditional detection-based software and toward a prevention-based technology
Perspectives provides a secure method for Internet users to obtain information about certificates published by services such as SSL Web sites. The information includes historical data from multiple notary servers, creating what may be considered a quorum, and allows Internet users to m...
