Rina Steenkamp Updates on IT, public governance and related topics, in English and Dutch. en http://www.steenkamp-ict.com/weblog/index.html Copyright 2005, Rina Steenkamp Rina Steenkamp http://www.steenkamp-ict.com/weblog/rss.jpg http://www.steenkamp-ict.com/weblog/index.html 93 30 The end of privacy? http://www.steenkamp-ict.com/weblog/arch0808.html#d080828 Scientific American on privacy and technology. UK ISP wants to pay for P2P content shared by users http://www.steenkamp-ict.com/weblog/arch0808.html#d080823 Virgin Media intends to use deep packet inspection to detect copyrighted material. Study reveals security flaws in online banking sites http://www.steenkamp-ict.com/weblog/arch0808.html#d080820 New study focuses on design errors rather than on technical vulnerabilities. AT&T says Google is worse http://www.steenkamp-ict.com/weblog/arch0808.html#d080818 The deep packet inspection debate continues. The latest in targeted web advertising http://www.steenkamp-ict.com/weblog/arch0808.html#d080816 Web firms track on-line behaviour in order to offer targeted ads The Thomas / Walport report http://www.steenkamp-ict.com/weblog/arch0808.html#d080806 The report, and a skeptical response. Mifare hack ruling http://www.steenkamp-ict.com/weblog/arch0808.html#d080804 The details of the Mifare hack can be published, a Dutch judge has ruled. How cybercrime is organised http://www.steenkamp-ict.com/weblog/arch0807.html#d080717 In its Q2 2008 Web security trends report, Finjan explains how cybercrime organisations work. The Poynter report http://www.steenkamp-ict.com/weblog/arch0807.html#d080716 Data losses and the lessons that can be learned from them. UK Confidential http://www.steenkamp-ict.com/weblog/arch0807.html#d080712 An interesting-looking new book about privacy.