InfoBore 21

29 July 2009

by Tim Stevens

Right, I’m travelling again until next week – posts are likely to be non-existent to sporadic at best. Just time for another round-up of information and conflict-related links from around the web. I also recommend reading Alexander van Elsas’ take on why he’s tiring of ‘social media’, in The Magic Is Gone.

Future of Cyber Security: What Are the Rules of Engagement? – Kim Zetter, Dual Perspectives

Charlie Don’t Surf – Mike Innes, Current Intelligence

Networks and War of Aggression – Susan Brenner, CB3RCRIM3

Gov Geek Publishes 5000-word Twitter Guide – Joe Fay, The Register

Is Cyber Going the Way of Robotics? – Jessica Herrera-Flanagan, Homeland Security Watch

Iran Activists Work to Elude Crackdown on Internet – Rebecca Santana, AP

U.S. Supercomputing Lead Rings Sputnik-like Alarm for Russia – Patrick Thibodeau, Computer World

Researchers Try to Stalk Botnets Used By Hackers – John Markoff, New York Times

China’s New Arabic TV Station – Marc Lynch

Augmented Reality’s Growth is Exponential: Ogmento – “Reality Reinvented,” talking with Ori Inbar – Tish Shute, UgoTrade

Cyber Criminals Adopt Corporate Strategies – Michael Eggebrecht, Information Security Resources

Air Force on the Hunt for ‘Subversive’ Behavior Online – Shelley Dubois, Danger Room