faltantornillos: Sunday May 2nd, 20100

Yes Minister, Big Brother

Yes Minister, Big Brother
faltantornillos: Tuesday February 9th, 20100

(Español) Copyright VS Comunidad en la era de las Redes Informáticas

(Español) Copyright VS Comunidad en la era de las Redes Informáticas
Acabo de subir la conferencia de Richard M. Stallman y Jorge Cortell Copyright VS Comunidad. Buen provecho.
faltantornillos: Wednesday January 20th, 20100

(Español) Enviada

(Español) Enviada
(Español) Carta enviada siguiendo la iniciativa de David Bravo y Javier de la Cueva.
faltantornillos: Friday December 4th, 20090

(Español) Comenzando de nuevo

(Español) Comenzando de nuevo
No soy la voz de tu conciencia pero si no estás dispuesto a cambiar, si no estás dispuesto a tomar partido, si solo quieres ser un espectador, por favor, deja de visitar mis artículos página.
faltantornillos: Wednesday July 15th, 20090

Wifi & Rfid: making the same mistake twice

Wifi & Rfid: making the same mistake twice
Maybe the most experienced recall it. There was a time when few knew what DSL was, but if you looked for it you could read incredible stories about wireless internet networks installed in companies around the us, most of which were open or so weakly cyphered that could be easily broken . There were even wardrivers, that is, people that armed with a laptop and a wifi card would drive registering the places were a wifi network was located. Thus, first weak wifis widespreaded and later new versions presumably more secured appeared and were broken. All in all, a technology sold several times is great market logic but terrible for our security. Although nowadays I can't help noticing the resemblance between what happened to wifi and what is happening to rfid: new vulnerable products are released which information can be read and duplicated, and when it'll be widespreaded enough and some had dropped their jaw, newer supposedly more secure versions will be launched that will have to be bought again. Indeed, the insecurity of rfid has already been proved and there's even people driving their car with a laptop and an antenna reading the information stored in, for example, passports. ...
faltantornillos: Wednesday May 20th, 20093

Invisible connections

Invisible connections
I can't help being surprised because of the fact that, when talking to someone, right after criticizing the tv channels she/ he watches, his/ her preferred radio stations or newspaper most of the people take it personally. There must be a connection, an invisible link between their brains and their medias. Maybe after all they are connected in some way and that's the logic answer for the survival of the whole system. Or maybe they just discovered that when you get married to something biased, when the only information you consider valid is that of a given party, you must protect it even if it's a torture, even if directs its words against any logic you must protected it because, otherwise you shall be no one, you shall be nothing. As I see it, it's a fact that we love informative endogamy, we're just great when it comes to closing the doors of the knowledge, wearing blinders as if we're beast that need to see only in one direction, so that we only perceive the mandatorily correct path. I feel it every single day both in the left and the right, between the moderates and the radicals and also in those ...

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