Securology

A recent media buzz this week involves so-called "side channel" attacks or leakages of information from human brain to compute...

Turns out it may be more than RFID protection you may need for your wallet . New Scientist reports how some academics at University of Wash...

Having just caught up on the positive achievements of Alex Halderman, we have discovered that another promising young mind has been lost for...

Computer Science Professor J. Alex Halderman is an upcoming academic star that we at Securology have been watching for awhile now , since ...

John Nash (inspiration for A Beautiful Mind ) wrote letters to the US Government in the 1950s which have recently been de classified and r...

By now, you may have read about a group of MIT Students who were set to present some insecurity details of the "CharlieCard" sub...

Some academic security researchers at Carnegie Mellon have released a very compelling paper which introduces the idea that just monitoring ...

From Slashdot : "In July 2007, Richard Doherty of the Envisioneering Group (BD+ Standards Board) declared : 'BD+, unlike AACS wh...

If there is a theme in good security research right now, it's that we cannot trust hardware. Ross Anderson and company at the Computer...

News.com has an excellent step-by-step complete with pictures detailing what it takes to steal the encryption keys for Apple's File Vaul...

Ed Felten and company publicized some research findings today on a form of side-channel attack against whole disk encryption keys stored ...

One of the biggest problems with security threats in the Web 2.0 world is the erosion of trust boundaries . Dynamic web applications pull ...

There is a pretty good article over at LWN.net about the state of Trustworthy Computing in Linux , detailing the current and planned support...

I hold out hope for this project: Cornell University's Nexus Operating System . There are only a few publications thus far, but the ide...

Dartmouth College researchers Denise Anthony and Sean W. Smith recently released a technical report of some very interesting research aro...