Tag Archives: Links

HTTPS Everywhere | Electronic Frontier Foundation HTTPS Everywhere is a Firefox extension produced as a collaboration between The Tor Project and the Electronic Frontier Foundation. It encrypts your communications with a number of major websites. (tags: HTTPS Firefox extension EFF … Continue reading →

Silence of the dissenters: How south-east Asia keeps web users in line Governments across south-east Asia are following China's authoritarian censorship of the digital world to keep political dissent in check, the Guardian can reveal. Vietnam, Burma, Thailand, Cambodia and … Continue reading →

NBN: Viable or Not? There has been a lot of bellyaching of late about whether or not the National Broadband Network (NBN) will be a viable proposition or not. Certainly, the purported cost of $43b is a lot of money, … Continue reading →

Default Password List Default passwords for may routers, network devices and other things. (tags: default password network) How I’d Hack Your Weak Passwords If you invited me to try and crack your password, you know the one that you use … Continue reading →

The truth about refused classification – Unleashed (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) Article about the confusion politicians have, or try to make, between RC and illegal material, and how it should apply to the proposed Internet filter. (tags: Internet filter RC illegal … Continue reading →

Conroy's net filter still alive and kicking The Communications Minister, Stephen Conroy, is ploughing ahead with his internet filter policy despite there being virtually no chance any enabling legislation will pass either house of Parliament. (tags: StephenConroy internet filter legislation … Continue reading →

More signage for drunks | Leefe rates the world… This signage for drunks is getting so passé. Seen it before. But I suppose these vandals think they are being original. (tags: ping.fm sign train CityRail) Cheap Oak Chocolate Milk at … Continue reading →