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Welcome to About Mobility. My name is C. Enrique Ortiz and this is my blog where I cover mobile computing in general - my views on mobility, software, technologies & products, and related areas; with the occasional tangent into other unrelated thoughts. I try to blog at least once per week, if time permits.
All opinions you read here are my own and are not necessarily those of my employer. See my About and my Legal pages.
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Category Archives: Security
Bruce Schneier of Wi-Fi security, public vs. private networks, courtesy, and other
From Bruce Schneier on Steal This Wi-Fi: Security is always a trade-off. I know people who rarely lock their front door, who drive in the rain (and, while using a cellphone) and who talk to strangers. In my opinion, securing … Continue reading
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Schneier on Cyberwar: Myth or Reality?
A great essay by Schneier on definitions and concepts on cyberwar… See Cyberwar: Myth or Reality? ceo
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SMS-based mobile attack by sending invisible and unnoticeable SMS messages
“Simply by sending an invisible and unnoticeable SMS message to a particular cell phone, spying on cell phone users has become child's play.” Note sure the validity of this, but it's important to be aware of this security exposure… I … Continue reading
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