Are We Safer Yet?
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The end user: Safer PCs need safer
browsers
The end user: Safer PCs need safer
browsers
07/02/2004 09:36 PMIHT Jul 3 2004 1:31AM GMT
Are we any safer now?
Are we any safer now?
04/18/2004 08:19 AMChicago Tribune Apr 18 2004 12:09PM GMT
New: Safer Workstation 1.0
New: Safer Workstation 1.0
01/06/2005 11:49 AMSafer Workstation turns a removable device such as an iPod or thumb
drive into a user account key.
Safer route
Safer route
05/25/2004 07:10 PMUSA Today May 25 2004 10:42PM GMT
Safer Computing On The Way
Safer Computing On The Way
08/10/2004 04:21 PMBangkok Post Aug 10 2004 7:51PM GMT
Safer than Kabul
Safer than Kabul
08/04/2004 09:42 AMConducting business during a terror alert.
safer vandalism campaign
safer vandalism campaign
08/28/2004 09:41 AM
Safer vandalism
campaign initiated by
LRPD Vandalsquad. Most Wanted.
3G safer than Wi-Fi, claims Orange
3G safer than Wi-Fi, claims Orange
05/17/2004 02:44 PMvnunet.com May 17 2004 5:24PM GMT
UK gov seeks safer web for kids
UK gov seeks safer web for kids
09/14/2004 11:06 AMWon't somebody think of the children?
Safer Smoke a Joke?
Safer Smoke a Joke?
06/02/2004 11:52 AMA fire-safe cigarette for New York may roll over the rest of the
country, too.
More information =? Safer travel
More information =? Safer travel
09/22/2004 02:24 PMThe TSA wants 77 airlines to turn over information about everyone who
traveled domestically during June so it can be compared with a "newly
concentrated security watch list." Some of the names would be compared
with bank, mortgage and credit agency databases. This compels all
airlines to turn over personal information that JetBlue and Northwest
were embarrassed to be caught turning over voluntarily, according to
the NY Times. It's a replacement for the CAPPS 2 system that caused a
ruckus among civil liberties folks. Unlike CAPPS 2, it would not also
be used to find people wanted on outstanding warrants,...
"Charles Krauthammer: Why We Are Safer"
"Charles Krauthammer: Why We Are Safer"
01/10/2004 03:21 PMCharles Krauthammer: Why We Are Safer
Charles Krauthammer: Why We Are Safer
01/09/2004 11:22 PMKrauthammer
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Firms want safer version of Office
Firms want safer version of Office
07/05/2004 04:08 PMTechzonez Jul 5 2004 7:14PM GMT
EU invests 11.7m euros in a safer
internet
EU invests 11.7m euros in a safer
internet
11/06/2003 12:48 AMPublicTechnology.net Nov 5 2003 11:54PM ET
Keeping America safer -- with science
Keeping America safer -- with science
06/22/2005 02:04 AMAs more evidence surfaces that the Bush administration can't be
bothered with scientific accuracy, the ACLU tries framing science as a
national security issue.
Bush: U.S. Is Safer With Saddam in
Prison (AP)
Bush: U.S. Is Safer With Saddam in
Prison (AP)
07/04/2004 08:29 PMAP - Defending the war in Iraq, President Bush said on Independence
Day that America is safer because Saddam Hussein is in a prison cell.
Safer dental sedation developed
Safer dental sedation developed
09/01/2004 07:34 PM
Dentists develop a safer alternative sedation procedure to potentially
risky general anaesthetic.
New Efforts Toward Friendlier And Safer
Computers
New Efforts Toward Friendlier And Safer
Computers
01/26/2004 03:04 PMRoland Piquepaille
writes
"Companies have been struggling to build safer and friendlier
computers since the first ones. Today, we'll look at two separate
efforts coming from the labs. Researchers from Sandia National
Laboratories want your computer to help you to make better decisions.
But how? It will know how you feel by monitoring your
perspiration and heartbeat, reading your facial expressions and head
motions or analyzing your voice tones. Meanwhile, MIT scientists have
found a way to repair corrupted data while your system is still up, allowing your software to fix itself without
a need for restart. This might avoid the famous answer "the system
is down" that you receive when you want to get a service or a product
in a store or on the phone. As Darwin Magazine asks, "What kind of
excuse is that?" Please read my blog
for excerpts from these three stories."
National ID cards will not make us safer
National ID cards will not make us safer
04/14/2004 06:22 AMthis troubling essay from Bruce Scheiner .. Bruce Schneier
responds
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China to upgrade mechanism for safer
Internet
China to upgrade mechanism for safer
Internet
04/02/2005 02:46 AMPeoples Daily Online Apr 2 2005 5:39AM GMT
Call to make internet safer for children
Call to make internet safer for children
04/18/2005 04:25 AMitv.com Apr 18 2005 8:32AM GMT
Most Americans Want Gov't To Make
Internet Safer
Most Americans Want Gov't To Make
Internet Safer
06/17/2005 03:38 PMSlashdot Jun 17 2005 8:00PM GMT
Safer route to gene therapy found
Safer route to gene therapy found
09/22/2004 06:43 PMScientists say they have found a safer way of controlling genes to
treat disease.
Knee & Hip Replacement: The Safer
Cutting Edge
Knee & Hip Replacement: The Safer
Cutting Edge
12/27/2004 04:39 AMIn his new medical blog, www.kneehippain.com, Dr. Ronald P. Grelsamer,
New York knee and hip authority, explores how "in the hands of a
prudent physician, surgery supersedes the need for the long-term use
of controversial anti-inflammatory medications." [PRWEB Dec 27, 2004]
Schneier.com: Op Ed: A National ID Card
Wouldn't Make Us Safer
Schneier.com: Op Ed: A National ID Card
Wouldn't Make Us Safer
04/15/2004 02:22 PMSchneier.com: Op Ed: A National ID Card Wouldn't Make Us Safer .. less
secure
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Cheney Says Iraq War Has Made U.S., the
World Safer
Cheney Says Iraq War Has Made U.S., the
World Safer
07/01/2004 03:50 PMReuters via Wired News Jul 1 2004 8:10PM GMT
Experts: MS tweaks, new laws won't make
04 safer
Experts: MS tweaks, new laws won't make
04 safer
12/26/2003 04:23 PMFor computer security experts, 2003 started with the Slammer Internet
worm and went downhill from there. The year, which included four major
worm and virus outbreaks just in August, has been labeled the "year of
the worm" and "the worst year ever" by more than one computer security
expert
Transmeta joins safer processor alliance
Transmeta joins safer processor alliance
05/18/2004 08:54 AMPersonal Computer World May 18 2004 1:25PM GMT
"Schneier.com: Op Ed: A National ID Card
Wouldn't Make Us Safer"
"Schneier.com: Op Ed: A National ID Card
Wouldn't Make Us Safer"
04/14/2004 09:03 AMEU to continue making the internet safer
for children
EU to continue making the internet safer
for children
04/22/2004 01:30 PMIrish Independent Apr 22 2004 5:36PM GMT
Are The Roads Safer Without Any Traffic
Signals And Lane Markers?
Are The Roads Safer Without Any Traffic
Signals And Lane Markers?
05/20/2004 03:50 AMThere is a school of thought that suggests making things more
dangerous is actually safer - since the more obviously dangerous a
situation is, the more careful people will be. In some sense, this is
part of the theory behind parts of open source philosophy: if the
source is open, security is likely to be tighter, since everyone knows
that the source is available to be combed through for vulnerabilities.
That is, by making something less secure in some sense, it can create
a situation where it's actually a lot more secure. Apparently, a
growing group of people are
applying that concept to traffic engineering. The
thinking is that the more chaos there is in the road, the more careful
drivers are, and the less likely an accident occurs. Urban planners
and traffic engineers are recommending removing traffic lights and
stop signs, taking away lane markings, getting rid of crosswalks and
bike lanes - and just letting everyone share the road however they
feel appropriate. In areas where it's been implemented (whether
officially or by default - as in some developing nations), there are
plenty of stories about how, despite the chaos, the roads actually
appear to be much safer. Part of this is that people end up driving
slower - because they know that they may share the road with others.
Merging and cutting in are less of a problem, because it's easier to
make eye contact with other drivers (who are paying more attention and
driving slower) and while the overall speed that the roads are
designed to encourage may be slower, the lack of any congestion
actually makes traveling through the areas faster. The focus,
clearly, is on urban areas and not highways and such. Obviously, not
everyone agrees with these theories - despite the evidence that's out
there. People in the US are especially horrified by the idea -
especially in areas where traditional "traffic calming" is a big deal.
They argue (somewhat persuasively) that US culture really couldn't
handle such a thing - since we pride ourselves on our individuality
and our ability to express ourselves often via our cars and how we
drive. That makes some sense, but the more I thought about the
article, the more something I've been pointing out for years made
sense to me. Driving in Manhattan has a terrible reputation. People
talk about how it's pure chaos. Red lights are "optional," lanes mean
absolutely nothing, and people and bicycles wander in and out of the
streets everywhere. However, personally, I enjoy driving in
Manhattan. Once you're in the right mindset, the chaos of driving
there makes perfect sense, and it's almost
easy. I'll admit
I'm much more vigilant, but it's because I realize the rules are
different. Meanwhile, here in California, driving is a different sort
of adventure. Everywhere I drive, it seems like half the people on
the road aren't paying attention. In NY, if someone cuts you off with
an inch to spare, it's because they know they're cutting you off with
an inch to spare. It may seem dangerous, but people are aware of
what's happening. In California, if someone cuts you off with an inch
to spare, it's because they couldn't be bothered to look or to realize
that a car approaching in the next lane may be going much faster. In
a situation where people naturally assume things are safer because the
"chaos" is removed, perhaps things are actually made worse.
EU ministers pledge to make internet
safer for children
EU ministers pledge to make internet
safer for children
04/23/2004 01:31 AMSilicon Republic Apr 23 2004 5:07AM GMT
CNN.com - Florida student suspended for
safer-sex costume - Nov. 3, 2003
CNN.com - Florida student suspended for
safer-sex costume - Nov. 3, 2003
11/04/2003 06:26 AMOsceola High School administrators thought a student's Halloween
costume was more trick than treat. So they suspended her .. Promote
Safe Sex, Get Suspended .. just don't get
it
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Safer Workstation turns devices into
computer keys
Safer Workstation turns devices into
computer keys
01/05/2005 07:01 PMRaleigh, N.C.-based Pariahware Inc. on Wednesday released Safer
Workstation, a shareware utility that turns flash drives, external
hard drives, iPods and other removable devices into computer keys tied
to your user account. When you eject a tied device from your Mac,
Safer Workstation logs you out and prevents anyone else from logging
into the computer, even if they know your password, without the key in
place. The software costs US$20 and requires Mac OS X, although
Pariahware doesn't provide the minimum version. A seven-day demo is
available.
Bush: U.S. is safer, 'world is changing
for the better' (USATODAY.com)
Bush: U.S. is safer, 'world is changing
for the better' (USATODAY.com)
01/22/2004 02:52 AMUSATODAY.com - President Bush used his third State of the Union speech
to preview an optimistic re-election campaign theme, telling a joint
session of Congress and a national television audience Tuesday night
that "the world is changing for the better" because of his
administration's leadership and resolve.
Iran Weighs Moving Capital to a Safer
Place
Iran Weighs Moving Capital to a Safer
Place
01/07/2004 02:22 PMTehran is on a major seismological fault, and experts have long warned
that an earthquake could be catastrophic.
Experts: Microsoft tweaks, new laws
won't make '04 safer
Experts: Microsoft tweaks, new laws
won't make '04 safer
12/24/2003 02:37 PMFor computer security experts, 2003 started with the Slammer Internet
worm and went downhill from there. The year, which included four major
worm and virus outbreaks just in August, has been labeled the "year of
the worm" and "the worst year ever" by more than one computer security
expert.
All that activity meant good news for antivirus software companies,
such as Symantec. It was bad news for organizations of all kinds,
which expended precious resources disinfecting everything from desktop
workstations, to airline reservation systems and automated teller
machine (ATM) networks that were hobbled by virus outbreaks.
Bush Promises Safer World, Says Will Not
Relent (Reuters)
Bush Promises Safer World, Says Will Not
Relent (Reuters)
09/02/2004 11:34 PMReuters - President Bush vigorously defended the
invasion of Iraq and his leadership in the war on terror on
Thursday, promising to create a safer world and vowing: "I will
never relent in defending America -- whatever it takes."
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