“Security and Privacy” Category

16^th Apr 2008	Mid-April Link Dump Eurovision, comics, JavaScript, cards and more.
25^th Mar 2008	Late-March Link Dump Replies, URLs, comments, security, sci-fi, SPF and caching.
26^th Feb 2008	The Downside of Uploads Another extra burden imposed by IE.
10^th Feb 2008	Mid-February Link Dump Bear, livestock, dog, pony, lemurs and more.
16^th Jan 2008	Mid-January Link Dump Printing, recording, squatting, fighting and more.
13^th Nov 2007	PHP preg Pattern Pitfall Watch out for those trailing newlines.
12^th Nov 2007	Mid-November Link Dump Science, vectors, cows, animation, poultry, comics and more.
21^st Sep 2007	Mid-September Link Dump Karma, fish, evil, dinosaurs, bugs and more.
30^th Aug 2007	August Link Dump Video, newspapers, marketing, ideas, bubbles and more.
24^th Aug 2007	DNS Rebinding Nastiness Zombifying browsers for fun and profit.
28^th Jul 2007	Mac Backups With Mozy Protecting data from fire and burglars.
23^rd Jul 2007	Clifford Stoll, The Sceptical Sysadmin Catching cuckoos and tackling technophilia.
18^th Jul 2007	Mid-July Link Dump Disaster recovery, games, PHP, video, messaging and domain names.
3^rd Jul 2007	June Link Dump Russia, XSS, cartoons, movies, notes, colour and cards.
2^nd Jun 2007	May Link Dump Sickness, security, sound effects and more.
8^th Mar 2007	License to Phish Companies that confuse users are helping fraudsters.
24^th Jan 2007	Book Review: Building Scalable Web Sites Sound advice from Flickr’s architect.
16^th Jan 2007	Mid-January Link Dump A new miscellany for the new year.
28^th Dec 2006	End-of-year Link Dump Using up URLs marked “Best Before End: 2006”.
28^th Nov 2006	November Link Dump Chicks, nukes, prime numbers and more.
7^th Nov 2006	Spyware? Yahoo! Oops.
20^th Oct 2006	Vulnerability Sloppy coding and head-in-the-sand attitudes.
18^th Oct 2006	Humble Pie Not On Apple’s Menu There’s a time and a place for gloating.
15^th Sep 2006	Going Phishing With Google A handy security hole for scammers.
12^th Sep 2006	ID “Don’t you know who I am?”
8^th Aug 2006	Spam By Name… The tinned meat people have an email newsletter.
20^th Mar 2006	Pranklets Far nicer than clingfilm on toilet seats.
6^th Mar 2006	How Not To Do An Online Presentation Softest sell ever.
24^th Jan 2006	New Blood For Bloglines Some additions to my daily reading.
19^th Jan 2006	Dimwitted Denial of Service They just didn’t think it through…
2^nd Jan 2006	New Year Link Dump Clearing out miscellaneous bits’n’pieces.
23^rd Nov 2005	Alexa and Your WHOIS Info Keeping domain registration details off the web.
18^th Oct 2005	Mid-October Link Dump Quickly rustled up from miscellaneous leftovers.
13^th Sep 2005	Email Injection Attacks Got a contact form? Make sure it’s safe.
8^th Sep 2005	Even Fewer Popups with Firefox How to close a popups-from-plugins loophole.
7^th Aug 2005	They Know Where You Browse Browsers expose more data than you might realise.
22^nd May 2005	Google Web Accelerator Aftermath Lessons learned from the publicised problems.
10^th May 2005	To Have and to Withhold Don’t get screwed by the wedding photographer.
23^rd Apr 2005	Using Flash’s Local Shared Objects for Good, Not Evil Add nifty features with Flash’s answer to cookies.
7^th Feb 2005	Domain Names: The ‘Evil Twin’ Episode The foreseen hazards of multilingual URLs.
6^th Jan 2005	Anti-Spyware Validationware Beta release accompanied by Windows validation scheme.
24^th Nov 2004	Credit Password A possible way to help prevent fraudulent credit in your name?
21^st Nov 2004	Viral Advertising Third-party ad server adds malicious code to The Register.
2^nd Nov 2004	Gmail Precautions Keeping your account secure from prying eyes.

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