Posts Tagged ‘privacy’

Aiport x-ray full body scanner images of hot girl


A 29 year old British woman (not the one in the picture), Jo Margetson, has recently made a complaint to the police against a London Heathrow airport security guard who said he “loved those gigantic tits,” as she passed through the machine by mistake. This probably gives an indication of what is to come once airport [...]

The NSA worked on Windows 7 before its release


The recent testimony of Richard Schaefer’s  to the Senate Judiciary’s Subcommittee on Terrorism and Homeland Security reveals that the NSA tinkered with Windows 7 before its release, it looks like one of the biggest voyeur agencies in the World is not missing a single opportunity to get its filthy pawns all over people’s operating system. [...]

United Kingdom airport gets digital strip search scanner


As we all know the World is full of terrorists, child porn, kidnappers, drug dealers and people who don’t pay their taxes, Manchester airport Terminal 2, in the UK nonetheless, has found a new magic weapon to fight all the evildoers, the digital strip search, aka Rapiscan equipment, for your own security, before boarding on [...]

Review: Full disk encryption DiskCryptor v0.7.435.90


Most of you will have heard of Truecrypt, a free an open source hard disk encryption product, there are only another free and open source software for full disk encryption in Windows that I am aware of, DiskCryptor. You can download a 32bit or 64bit version of Diskcryptor depending on your OS. I tested DiskCryptor [...]

Video: No2ID, stop the UK database state now


After rejecting the plans five times, the House of Lords finally dropped its resistance to fingerprint and take mugshots of everyone on the island. Compulsory ID cards? Of course not! You will not be required to use an ID card unless you wish to work, use the banking or health system, travel or receive benefits. [...]

Mi5 Spy chief Jonathan Evans, Britain’s buffoon


Jonathan Evans the director general of Mi5 since 2007 said recently in an interview that online phone calls are enabling terrorists to communicate with less risk and that online phone calls pose a risk to national security. Instead of admitting that the UK government plans to log every phone call, internet use and email is [...]

Researching people online, advanced internet search


Most Joe Does end up leaving some kind of tracks on the internet, a few months ago I posted about TinEye, an internet searcher that allows you to upload an image and it will match it with websites that are using the graphic in one shape or another . I have now found a much [...]

Interview with a computer forensics expert


I thought this was a cool interview, if you already know about computer forensics you may find you will not learn anyting new here, but I really reccomend to listen to the interview to begginers who have no clue what a computer forensics expert does. One day it may be one of the bad guys [...]

Countermeasures against the UK Communications Data Bill


In order to protect British citizens from crime the UK government has come up with an idea, a law called The Communications Data Bill. Every email within, or coming into or out of the UK will be time stamped and logged (email content not included, at this stage), and websites will be tracked so that [...]

OnionOS your anonymous liveCD operating system


One of the main reasons why OnionOS is so little know is because it is not available for download on any website, the author (nicknamed Jamon I believe) though that it would be a good to distribute it via the tor network only. I am mirroring OnionOS here as it is very slow to download [...]

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