Author Archives: seraphim

Security Review: Virtual Reality Helmet

Posted on March 9, 2009 by seraphim

As technology advances to the point of interacting with and in some cases replacing our bodies’ biological functions, security on these technologies must also advance to ensure the safety of users. The virtual reality helmet being designed by researchers at … Continue reading →

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Current Event: Biometric Identification Cards Distributed in the UK, But No Readers

Posted on February 6, 2009 by seraphim

A recent article from silicon.com details the recent issuance of £4.7 billion worth of ID cards containing biometric and biographical data to people of the UK. Critics of the plan are quickly pointing out that with no readers in place, … Continue reading →

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Current Event: Lexus to begin sending messages directly to drivers

Posted on January 8, 2009 by seraphim

According to a recent article in USA Today, Lexus will begin including new technology to allow the company to send audio messages to the computers present in their cars. It appears to be similar to an e-mail system, where the … Continue reading →

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