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Cold Temperatures Compromise Encryption Security

Posted on March 9, 2008 by jerins

Researchers at Princeton University have found a very interesting and different approach to bypassing encryption. It has been demonstrated that when dynamic random access memory (DRAM) is frozen to extremely low temperatures, it retains whatever data is currently loaded onto … Continue reading →

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Hackers Declare War On Scientology

Posted on February 9, 2008 by jerins

In the past couple of weeks, a loosely organized group of people have come together to attack the church of Scientology in a variety of technological related ways. The core group that has headed up these attacks calls themselves “Anonymous”, … Continue reading →

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Retail Electronic Sensor Gates

Posted on January 13, 2008 by jerins

SECURITY REVIEW: Retail Entrance/Exit Alarm Gates Most of us have been to a retail store of some kind and encountered someone setting off the obnoxious alarm of security gates that line the doors while exiting or entering the building. Such … Continue reading →

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