Schneier on Security

In this issue:

• Status Report: Liars and Outliers
• Malware on Smart Phones
• News
• The SCADA Attack that Wasn’t
• Carrier IQ Spyware
• Biological Link Between Altruism and Fairness
• Schneier News
• Iranians Capture U.S. Drone
• Recent Developments in Full Disclosure

In this issue:

• Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)
• News
• Another ATM Theft Tactic
• Remotely Opening Prison Doors
• Schneier News
• Fake Documents that Alarm if Opened

In this issue:

• Three Emerging Cyber Threats
• Status Report: Liars and Outliers
• News
• Official Malware from the German Police
• Domain-in-the-Middle Attacks
• Schneier News
• Insider Attack Against Diebold Voting Machines
• National Cybersecurity Awareness Month

In this issue:

• Ten-Year Anniversary of 9/11
• Terrorism in the U.S. Since 9/11
• The Efficacy of Post-9/11 Counterterrorism
• News
• Funniest Joke at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
• Schneier News
• Unredacted U.S. Diplomatic WikiLeaks Cables Published
• A Status Report: “Liars and Outliers”

In this issue:

• Developments in Facial Recognition
• News
• Schneier News
• Is There a Hacking Epidemic?

In this issue:

• Man Flies with Someone Else’s Ticket and No Legal ID
• News
• Court Ruling on “Reasonable” Electronic Banking Security
• Protecting Private Information on Smart Phones
• Schneier News
• Yet Another “People Plug in Strange USB Sticks” Story

In this issue:

• New Siemens SCADA Vulnerabilities Kept Secret
• Yet Another Way to Avoid TSA’s Full-Body Scanners
• News
• Keeping Sensitive Information Out of the Hands of Terrorists Through Self-Restraint
• Man-in-the-Middle Attack Against the MCAT Exam
• Schneier News
• Open-Source Software Feels Insecure

In this issue:

• Status Report: “The Dishonest Minority”
• RFID Tags Protecting Hotel Towels
• News
• Hijacking the Coreflood Botnet
• Schneier News
• Drugging People and Then Robbing Them
• Interviews with Me About the Sony Hack

In this issue:

• Detecting Cheaters
• Ebook Fraud
• Unanticipated Security Risk of Keeping Your Money in a Home Safe
• News
• Changing Incentives Creates Security Risks
• Euro Coin Recycling Scam
• Security Fears of Wi-Fi in London Underground
• Schneier News
• Epsilon Hack
• Schneier’s Law
• How did the CIA and FBI Know that Australian Government Computers Were Hacked?

In this issue:

• Anonymous vs. HBGary
• News
• Schneier News
• NIST Defines New Versions of SHA-512

In this issue:

• Societal Security
• Domodedovo Airport Bombing
• News
• Bioencryption
• Scareware: How Crime Pays
• Schneier News
• UK Immigration Officer Puts Wife on the No-Fly List
• Whitelisting vs. Blacklisting

In this issue:

• Security in 2020
• News
• Recording the Police
• Stealing SIM Cards from Traffic Lights
• Schneier News
• Book Review: Cyber War