Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Water In Boat Transmission

'Navigation' spied for seven years recorded visits to each site

Privacy? Says an executive of the Guarantor: "Anyone between 2001 and early 2008 has used the Internet needs to know that three of the major service providers in the country (Italy Telecom, Vodafone and H3G) three telecom companies have registered all traffic at the time. Not all did so with the same depth, and we noted in our measures of January 17, 2008. Nor is it said that they have made continuously from first to last day. But that collection of data took place and that was the pretext needed to be ready to meet the demands of the courts. The point is that collect personal data that way and with the rudeness exhibited the same investigators to errors and wrong evaluations.

So, dear internet users in those years, be warned: somewhere there (and "should" no longer exist) a complex system of large hard disk on which there were addresses (URLs) of all our web pages you visit. "All, but all." The more you enter password to enter in your email, codes access to the bank (if the system was not protected), and even so, the password for that site a bit 'scollacciato that sometimes a cheer your evening a bit' dull. Not to mention the instant messaging and e-mail. Everything was "captive" and everything was readable.

Now, since January 2008 is no longer (and yes that resistance from the judiciary and police apparatus, why not continue with the trawl, there have been). Not only that in Italy has also adopted the system of "unique IP" which is a step forward in - in England, after the attacks of 2005, something similar has happened on a larger scale.

Question: But that information is then really been destroyed? Nobody knows this, but the official says he has no reason to believe that they are not been. And the problem of electronic track and full traceability of our lives remains, but it is said to be unsolvable.

The engineer Cosimo Comella is the manager of the Authority for the protection of personal data said these and other things at the seminar held in Rome from "Pasion," a project on data protection funded by the European Union in the seat Authority, with the presence of both the current (Francesco Pizzetti) that the first President (Stefano Rodota). Comella thinks that the public and the media are outraged or even alarming questions to the surface: "I do not explain why our measure in 2008 that put an end to that situation was largely ignored by newspapers." But this gives a very big chapter: the sensitivity of each of us to the theme of "data protection", not privacy, please tell the president as Pizzetti.

Why are we a country resigned not only to trafficking, tax evasion and the existence of the Mafia. But the idea that the violation of our lives we can not do anything. It follows from a new poll showed the workshop. So we watch with resignation to the fact that companies, now openly, make inquiries via Google on the people who have a job application. They do not is a mystery. "It 's now become almost useless to have a curriculum," says Supervisor Pizzetti, "That's just our version of our lives, then it will be put to the scrutiny of engines and social netwiork.

We Italians are resigned to the idea that the Internet is intercepted and studied in a way that outraged some other means. Yet something else going on that interception smartass. And we accept that the policy so supine think and legislate to the network without realizing what he's handling. Pizzetti Rodotà and express themselves differently, but their analysis make exactly this point: that governments and parliaments to use controls and censorship more thorough and indiscriminate because it does not know the object of which they speak.

can be taken to prevent an employer there studies on Google and find out that ten years ago, after a graduation party, we made a joint? You can not do much. And if the measure - says Rodotà - it's just self-censorship, the result is a devastating loss of personal freedom and expression. Because if we know that we also spied change our thoughts. "

But much can be done because our mail is not spied on, because our" page views " not to be spied on by those who should not, because our behavior does not become one and the only grain that is ground in the mills of the "behavioral marketing" on which they are invested millions of dollars and Euros every year.

You can do something and one of the answers is in the work of cryptographers. Cryptography is a branch of mathematics cultivated by a few, that is called into question when it comes to things military. But it could - is the subject of Joseph Smith, a mathematician and cryptographer at the University Roma 2, working in various EU projects - finding practical solutions and effective: we can have a "pseudonym" registered, which allows to "show the officer the license without telling your nome". Si può pensare a messaggi di posta che dopo un certo periodo si autodistruggano scomparendo dalla disponibilità di spioni e ficcanaso. Si può pensare a sistemi che controllino chi scarica abusivamente contenuti coperti da copyright senza frugare nell'attività online della persona. Serve una politica avvertita e colta. E un'opinione pubblica che non dica: "Non c'è niente da fare".

Vittorio Zambardino

www.repubblica.it

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Cars For 500 Dollars In Canton Ohio

Icann opens to the world

L’ Icann , l’organismo americano che si occupa della gestione di Internet e dei suoi domini, si sgancia dalle autorità americane e diventa più indipendente.

Creato in 1998 in California, the ' Icann ( Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ) has worked to date on the basis of an agreement with the U.S. authorities for telecommunications and information technology, an official from the department U.S. Trade : the agreement but due today, and for this reason the two parties agreed on a new text called "Declaration of Commitment ', which accords greater weight to the international committee of government supervision, of which the U.S. belong with the other authority. The

European Commission has welcomed the U.S. decision to make the governance of the Internet more independent, more democratic and more international. Viviane Reding, responsible for Information Society and Media, said it welcomed the fact that the body responsible for managing Internet domain , become more open and will be forced to account for its decisions to the billions of Internet users around the world.

Brussels had called on several occasions since 2005 that the essential resources and global governance of the Internet would be reformed in order to guarantee freedom of expression and the continuity of operations online.

"I welcome the decision of American authorities to reorient the functioning of ICANN in order to adapt its role is essential in the governance of the Internet, the realities of the twenty-first century and an increasingly global network," said Reding , adding: "Internet users around the world can expect that the decisions of ICANN on domain names and addresses on the Internet are more independent and take into account the interests of all."

Reding has ensured that the EU Commission has the "firm intention to complete the reform by working with national authorities, businesses and civil society ', ha aggiunto il
commissario, garantendo che «la Commissione seguirà ugualmente da vicino l’effetto dei lavori dell’Icann sulla concorrenza».

Oltre a decidere quali nomi aggiungere alla lista dei domini più importanti come .com, .net e .org, gestisce il sistema degli indirizzi web (dns) che assicura la connessione e la navigazione dei pc.

fonte

www.lastampa.it

Thursday, September 24, 2009

What Do Head Aches Feel Like In Early Pregnancy?

CAN 'TALK REPORT consent;

Mackanzie was Julie Phillips, the eldest daughter, confident and a little 'rebel de
"Day by day."
The show, aired in the late seventies and early eighties, tells the story of a family "modern": a divorced mother trying to rebuild their lives alone with her two daughters.
But if the father was not in fiction in the life of young Mackanzie, 49enne today, was a presence all too pressing.
"For nearly ten years I have had sex with my father at first it was rape, then it became a consensual relationship," the actress told "American Graffiti" during the show of Oprah Winfrey leaving America in shock. He, the father is the musician John Phillips, a leader of the legendary Sixties group " Mamas and Papas."
The actress has revealed that he had the first sexual relationship with her father the day before his wedding to Jeff Sessier, a member of the entourage of the Rolling Stones, all 'age of 19.
"On the eve of the wedding, my father wanted to stop," Phillips writes in his autobiography "High on arrival", adding that at that time both she and her father were using drugs and that because of the "spiral out of control della sua vita» , la relazione finì col divenire consensuale.
«Il mio segreto mi aveva isolato, un giorno mio padre mi disse di fuggire in un Paese dove nessuno ci avrebbe giudicati, in cui l'incesto è una pratica abituale».
Il rapporto sarebbe poi finito in seguito ad una gravidanza "indesiderata", il cui aborto sarebbe stato pagato proprio dal padre.
L'attrice ha combattuto una lunga battaglia contro la droga (aveva cominciato attorno agli 11 anni), che tra le altre cose ne avrebbe ostacolato la carriera.
John Phillips died of a heart attack in 2001, after a series of convictions for drug abuse and drug possession.
"I do not hate: I have forgiven him on her deathbed. He was a troubled man and spent his torment to me."
from "FREE"

Monday, September 21, 2009

Best Cpu Thermal Paste 2010

Obama net neutrality save the internet

Obama il salvatore: mentre non è chiaro quanto sia positivo il suo intervento di oggi per salvare i giornali tradizionali , è sicuramente rivoluzionario il sostegno che ha dato alla battaglia per preservare the original nature of the Net neutrality debate A, the one on net neutrality, which the traditional media have always contained within the technicalities, but which deals with freedom of communication of all citizens-users. The news today is that, to ensure that the Internet remains "free and open" the Federal Communications Commission (FCC ) has announced several innovative measures, including one that also require providers to treat the trade online equally for all.

to speak about it was the FCC Chairman, Julius Genachowski , in a speech to the Brookings Institution nel quale ha sottolineato come sia «vitale che Internet continui ad essere un motore di innovazione, crescita economica, competizione e impegno democratico».

In quest’ottica la necessità di garantire « la neutralità della rete » imponendo ai fornitori del servizio di fornire la stessa velocità a tutti i clienti, dai piccoli siti ai giganteschi portali.
Le nuove regole impediranno ai provider di bloccare o rallentare video o applicazioni che richiedono un vasto impegno della banda e di applicare tariffe diverse fra gli utenti.

Durante la sua campagna elettorale, il presidente Barack Obama aveva parlato molto della neutralità della rete, un'idea fortemente appoggiata dalle imprese del Web (giganti come Google, Amazon, Yahoo!, Ebay) e dai rappresentanti dei consumatori, ma che è invece osteggiata dalle compagnie di telecomunicazioni (At&T, Verizon e Comcast) che vorrebbero rientrare dai costi sostenuti per le infrastrutture offrendo qualità di connessione in base ai contenuti: offrendo a quelli a pagamento corsie preferenziali.

Genachowski ha detto che le nuove norme verranno sottoposte al dibattito e che la Fcc ha aperto un nuovo sito OpenInternet.gov per incoraggiare il pubblico a partecipare al processo.

Che differenza, rispetto all'approccio del governo Usa sotto George W. Bush ... That bodes well in Europe and in Italy, with the right leaders, we can have clear, transparent and fair for Internet ...

(Too bad that more Obama today, offering to rescue the traditional newspapers, but has declared unreliable news from the Blogosphere : contradictions that will have much to discuss, in fact, in the Blogosphere ...!).

Speaking of the changes introduced by the FCC, sums up the The Consumerist:

"FCC Proposes New, Awesome, Net Neutrality Rules
The FCC today Proposed new rules to protect and preserve" net neutrality " the idea that ISPs must treat all users the same and not prejudice against different types of customers.
In a speech, Chairman Julius Genachowski supported adopting the "Four Freedoms" first articulated by the FCC in 2004 not just as principles but as formal rules, and adding two more: "non-discrimination" and "transparency." The big networks are, naturally, incensed.

More specifically, the new principles are:

5) Non-discrimination
broadband providers cannot discriminate against particular Internet content or applications.

6) Transparency
providers of broadband Internet access must be transparent about their network management practices.

And to recap, The "Four Freedoms" are:

1) Freedom to Access Content : Consumers should have access to their choice of legal content

2) Freedom to Use Applications : Consumers should be able to run applications of their choice

3) Freedom to Attach Personal Devices : Consumers should be permitted to attach any devices they choose to the connection in their homes

4) Freedom to Obtain Service Plan Information : Consumers should receive meaningful information regarding their service plans."


Source

www.lastampa.it