What’s that on the web? It’s a sheep, no it’s ...
So, one of the weird stories today on Digg is about these pigs that someone claims are a […]
Internet
Bruce Schneier: Security in ten years
Bruce Schneier have this little gem available on his site today. Bruce and Marcus Ranum are discussing security […]
National laws vs Internet
I’ve been out travelling and thus this site has not been updated for a few days. But when […]
Encryption and security
Maybe it’s not as secure as you think. According it this article and the following post on Slashdot, […]
Researcher: Half a million database servers have no firewall
As a computer consultant I find this quite disturbing.
Blogs from the famous
It’s is amazing who you can find blogging around the net. Recently Marc Andreessen of previous Netscape fame […]
The 10 Most Puzzling Ancient Artifacts. Really??
Pretty sensational isn’t it? If you check out the article The 10 Most Puzzling Ancient Artifacts or an […]
Social software – the roadmap forward?
Earlier this week there was a launch of a new open web API called OpenSocial. Marc Andreessen writes […]
Fingerprints as identification
Bruce Schneier had a blog entry about the security of partial fingerprints yesterday. His main point is that […]
Cracking the system – the “new” way
Any web-developer that has been working with a form on the Internet can tell you that to sanitize […]
Web 2.0 – Scary technology?
Some of the inspiration behind this blog-post came from this post on www.technewsworld.com. The reason why I write […]
Welcome to leirdal.net and “The Leirdal Blog”
I am not sure if this is all working just like this… out of the box. But this […]