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The Brits crack some emails

This is an interesting tid bit from across the pond: Police took months to break encrypted messages on his computer. They found he had been in direct contact with Awlaki, who is accused of having links to the attempted bombing

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Westboro Baptist Church

In a strange turn of events, news outlets are reporting Anonymous, the same ‘group’ (or loose association depending on who you listen to) responsible for the HB Gary fiasco is now threatening the Westboro Baptist Church. Or is it? Suspicions

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HBGary.* part II

More information, or at least a more coherent complete set of information, is available as of this morning from Ars Technica. They have done a really good job of putting the pieces into a clear picture. What I heard in

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The Sad Saga of HBGary

Yesterday I took a trip to UNO to listen to a presentation from one of our bioinformatics professors on immunology. We’re working on some research proposals to develop network defense techniques based on biological immunity systems – why reinvent the

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Just a quick update

Law school is going well at Tulane. I continue to balance my full time law school schedule, with work, and with continued research. The balance is very delicate, which has left me little time for posting though so many topics

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