Mobile phones talk the talk, will soon walk the walk

2005-10-18 Thread FogStorm 


http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20051013/tc_afp/finlandtelecomsciencemobile


Finnish researchers presented new technology designed to prevent  
thefts of mobile phones and laptops, using biometrics to recognize  
the gait of the device's owner.


 A sensor-based so-called gaitcode embedded in the device  
registers and memorizes the movements of the owner in three- 
dimensional form, and is reliable in 90 percent of cases, the  
researchers said Thursday.


 If it does not recognize the walk, it asks for a password. If given  
an incorrect password, the device automatically locks itself down.


 The gaitcode can also be used in a smartcard, attache case, weapon  
or USB device.


 We think that if it is no longer useful for a person to steal  
somebody else's mobile device, the number of crimes will decrease,  
professor Heikki Ailisto of the VTT Technical Research Centre of  
Finland told a press conference.


 More than 300,000 mobile phones are stolen each year in Britain and  
some 100,000 in both Germany and Sweden, according to statistics for  
recent years given by VTT.


 The technology can also be connected to a voice-recognition system.

 VTT spokesman Olli Ernvall said the invention was being patented on  
the most important markets, but refused to disclose which company  
or companies were interested in its production

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Hacking MediaWiki to map client certificates to IP addresses turns out to be 
quite trivial.  nym-0.3 includes the 17 line patch, as well as the security 
fix proposed by cyphrpunk.  The live demo at erg.no-ip.org now includes a 
live, patched MediaWiki called NymWiki.

http://lunkwill.org/src/nym/nym-0.3.tar.gz 
http://www.lunkwill.org/src/nym/Readme 
http://www.lunkwill.org/src/nym/CHANGELOG

If you want to be able to edit wikipedia through tor, I suggest you try out 
the code and email me, so that we can make a case that there's actual demand 
for inclusion of the patches.

-J

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Hi,

Matt Thorne wrote:
That isn't a bad Idea, and possibly something that They (with help 
ofcourse :-) could build into their P2P software. Probably not a bad 
thing for them to lookinto just for their own use, not because We ask 
them to, but becuase that would really mess with the heads of the people 
at (Insert 4 letter accronym here).
 
question:
 
how do the people who feel posesive towards tor think about this idea?
 
-=Matt=-
 
On 10/12/05, *Arrakistor* wrote
What  if  we  designated  some type of tor family specifically for p2p
content, and coordinated with the software developers?


If an anonymizing service based on Tor were integrated into some p2p 
project or if a fork of Tor were to devote itself to serving p2p, then 
that should only be encouraged by the current Tor community if

1. It didn't take away any current tor servers or tor resources.

2. It used another name and was clearly its own standalone effort.

The reason for 1 is obvious. If the point is to make Tor more usable, 
then we shouldn't support a migration of its resources elsewhere.

The reason for 2 should also be obvious. Tor is a neutral technology 
that allows privacy. Some people use their privacy for uses we want to 
support; others for uses we wish they wouldn't engage in. But, if 
something were called Tor and were devoted to p2p traffic then it 
would taint the whole Tor project. Don't get me wrong. p2p also has 
legitimate uses. But in the current climate anything remotely associated 
with file-sharing is assumed to be illegal. Let's not let that shadow be 
cast upon Tor. It has enough reputational problems already.

Also, Tor is open source. If someone wants to take the code and change 
it to use their own farm of servers exclusively for p2p traffic then 
there's nothing the Tor community can do to stop them. I'm not 
suggesting we should try to stop them. Rather, I'm suggesting we insist 
that if someone does do that, then they should not call it Tor or 
anything confusingly similar.

Brian

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2005-10-18 Thread Eugen Leitl 
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Dave,

Tropos has shipped a couple of hundred of our Tropos 5210 mesh routers into
MS and LA in the days following the storm, and had a few hundred installed
in the stricken area previously.  These are high-power (36 dBm), high rx
sensitivity (-100 dBm), outdoor-constructed 802.11b/g access points with
embedded mesh routers so they can backhaul wirelessly amongst each other to
a source of Internet connectivity. Each has a 1,000 ft plus range to an
outdoor Wi-Fi device, emergency vehicle with external antenna or building
with a window-mounted CPE.  So, a couple of hundred nodes represents 10-15
sq mi or so of contiguous coverage in typical configuration. Every 10 nodes
or so are fed with a Motorola Canopy WiMAX link, typically shot from the
roof of an MCI PoP, or from city backhaul locations. These devices, at these
densities, are non line of sight so can be installed by city workers with
bucket trucks on street lamps, with power taken from street-light photo
cells.  They will self-configure, find their backhaul, optimize throughput
and route around problems. They can be battery and solar-powered due to
their low wattage (28 watts or so).

Last I have heard, we were in 25 or so FEMA and Red Cross shelters in NO,
Biloxi, Lamar-Dixon and Baton Rouge. We are around the NO airport and on a
couple of cruise ships off the gulf that are housing FEMA workers.  We had
200 nodes previously installed in high-crime areas of NO doing video
surveillance.  As the power has been restored to the street lights, these
nodes have come back up on their own and are performing their functions
again.  We are now in the process of expanding that network as a force
multiplier for the police. Data applications as well as Vonage phones and
Skype are active on the networks.

The CIO of NO is actually in DC today testifying about the benefits of Wi-Fi
mesh.

Hope that helps.  You can see more on our technology at www.tropos.com 

Ron Sege
President and CEO
Tropos Networks
555 Del Rey Ave
Sunnyvale, CA 94085
www.tropos.com

408-331-6810 office
650-861-7564 cell
617-407-5000 international cell
408-331-6530 fax

The leading supplier of products for building true metro-scale Wi-Fi mesh
networks.

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Gerry Faulhaber wrote:

 Reed claims firms were offering WiMax and WiFi mesh networks for  
 first responders in the wake of Katrina and Rita.  He also mentions  
 the role of municipal WiFi in this effort.  Coulda happened, but it  
 seems wildly unlikely.  Is there any proof of this?

I'm a bit skeptical about Reed Hundt's broad claims, too.   However, I 
do know that Tropos and others who have such technology were attempting 
to demonstrate the value of their systems post-Katrina, so there almost 
certainly was some deployment, given the value to the companies of the 
opportunity to show their stuff.

I've cc'ed Ron Sege of Tropos, who may have more direct knowledge and data.


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Judy Miller needing killing

2005-10-18 Thread Major Variola (ret.) 

So this dupe/spy/wannabe journalist thinks that journalists
should be *special*.. how nice.  Where in the 1st amendment is the class
journalists mentioned?   She needs a WMD enema.


LAS VEGAS (AP) -- New York Times reporter Judith Miller defended her
decision to go to jail to protect a source and told a journalism
conference Tuesday that reporters need a federal shield law so that
others won't face the same sanctions. 

http://wireservice.wired.com/wired/story.asp?section=BreakingstoryId=1104064

Re: Color Laser Printer Snitch Codes

2005-10-18 Thread Major Variola (ret.) 
At 12:24 PM 10/17/05 -0400, Tyler Durden wrote:
Soon we'll find out that toothbrushes are able to determine what I ate for 
dinner and are regularly sending the info...

Soon there will be sensors in urinals that page the DEA..

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