On Nov 13, 2007 8:14 AM, Prajwal Tuladhar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Yeah i truly agree with this. Just because of this type of minor cause > one should not stop using the most sohisticated social networking > "FACEBOOK". > > On Nov 12, 9:40 pm, "Bipin Gautam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 11/12/07, Sagun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > guys if u really read all the pages of facebook's agreement, you will > > > find that what ever we create in facebook like picture, will be owned > > > by them. so be aware of the uses. try not using it if u dont want to > > > give away your copyrights to facebook company. > > > > - it is said US, other governments and business houses use such > > social networks for identity profiling, background checking etc. Funk > > social engineering skills as Kelvin Mitnick? We have loooot smarter > > people out there. > > > > - All your messenger communication is being logged an associated with > > your social network data, so as with your emails and so with your > > web-search. > > > > - The encryption algorithm of A5/1 GSM is deliberately weakened by > > shortening the key length for easy eavesdropping of mobile phone from > > hundreds of meters away. > > > > - NSA projects like ENRON log all your internet communication going > > through USA and allies So as your telephone conversation and records. > > > > - in developed countries so called security camera with face > > recognition capability log all your physical move with your > > associates. > > > > - Smart screening device can penetrate within your cloth and give away > > things you are carrying. > > > > - Your mobile phone can give away your current location and the places > > you have visited and narrowing it down to people you met, most > > likely, even when switched off. > > > > - all the paper forums you have ever filled is/will be digitalized > > and interlinked probably here in Nepal too in future with all your > > details only to be associated to you. > > > > To say a few, bir hospital keeps your basic medical record in digital > > forum, valley mapping project has mapped your home location which can > > be associated to your telephone number or GPS data, the forums you'd > > filled for your exams (TU, SLC?) most likely has records of your home > > telephone number and other private details so will.... when your > > citizenship certificate will be digitalized (maybe with your > > fingerprint scaned records) and all can be associated and interlinked > > to everything with details about social and friend circle from early > > school. > > > > - people use cryptography, security products to protect their > > information BUT without knowing its limitations or technical details > > to make full use of its capability.It will highly likely leave > > loopholes to people who understand these limitations and want access > > on it. > > > > - your monitors radiation and keystrokes can be logged from hundred > > meters away to interoperate what you are typing or seeing as u do > > it. Also your voice conversation inside your assumed private space > > with parabolic microphone with some noise filtering. > > > > - Even leak your underwear info if jockey has tagged it with RFID. > > (20$ paper note has it too) > > > > - your computer stores your clear tale-tell activity for months/years > > hanging there to be recovered via digital forensics and most likely > > your passwords too. > > > > - With intelligence analysis (surveillance, profiling etc) with > > forensics and capabilities as in information security I could most > > likely distinguish and/or track you to your home with all your > > details about you my side as you/your closest friend knows about you > > without you giving ANY details about yourself. > > > > - The scary thing is you don't have to be into billion dollars > > govermnent projects to have all or equivalent access to above > > mentioned capabilities. Just having know-how and little bit of > > motivation ...like turning on my RFID scanner near your pant to see > > if its tagged by passive RFID so that next time if i have to wait in > > front of the toilet for too long for my turn i could say if its you > > or someone else with pants down the other side of door ;) (of course > > without peeping... hehehe ) > > > > See brother there are lots to worry about and worry about things that > > we do not know if you start worrying, isn't it? > > > > regards, > > -bipin > > > > > Facebook is way better than hi5 or myspace
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