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Mon, Dec 10 2007 2:09

Motorola's Ed Zander reinvents SIM

With all the buzz around major US wireless operators opening their networks to devices bought by the users, one may wonder if those businesspeople understand what they're talking about. There's no need to open anything at all in GSM and 3G (UMTS...
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Sat, May 5 2007 23:32

Tracing phone communications: mission expensive and impossible

Herald Sun, a local tabloid, reports : VICTORIANS will be surprised to learn that the major telecommunications companies, including Telstra, charge the police when they check on calls by criminals. This year Victoria Police's total bill will be about...
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Sun, Mar 18 2007 12:24

Forbes on public Wi-Fi: You Get What You Pay For

Forbes , a respectable business magazine, writes about wireless security in the issue of 26 March 2007: Computer security firm Authentium in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. warns about an emerging Wi-Fi fraud aimed at air passengers. What road warriors sitting...
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Mon, Feb 26 2007 1:54

A vision for IPv6 enterprise

Without much fanfare, stock exchange opening bells and stuff like that, IPv6 protocol stack made it to all major computing platforms. In Windows XP Service Pack 1, fully supported IPv6 stack replaced previous experimental version (which is also available...
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Thu, Feb 15 2007 22:10

Do you still need PSTN?

Why old technologies are bad for security? Because they aren't flexible enough. Almost everyone is using Internet banking and takes SSL encryption of the session for granted. But most banks also offer telephone banking, where you manage your account using...
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