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RFID and Informed Consent - Using and removing of RFID functionality 3. Public letter on data security sent by MEPs to Frattini 4. UK DNA database errors raise concerns 5. IP rules to be changed to give access to environmental technology 6. UK Retailers blow the whistle on DRM 7. European scientific information - too late on open access? 8. Third international conference e-Society.Mk 2007 9. Progress in the European Digital Libraries EU Initiative 10. Recommended Reading 11. Agenda 12. About ============================================================ 1. New agreement between the French ISPs and record industries ============================================================ Under the patronage of the French President Nicolas Sarkozy, an agreement was signed on 23 November 2007 between some French ISPs and the music and movie representatives in order to act directly against the big illegal file-sharers. These could be warned in the first stage and then their connection could be even cut-off.. The agreement was struck under the supervision of the Olivennes Commission, named after its chairman Denis Olivennes who is also the President-Director General of FNAC, the largest French retailer of cultural and consumer electronics products. According to this convention and as already announced by EDRI-gram one month ago, the French ISPs will spy on their users to see if they are big file-sharers. Those who are identified could get first a formal warning, but then they could be even cut-off or suspended. The agreement foresees also the possibility to have a national register of the subscribers that were suspended, but it is doubtful that such a register will be accepted by the French Data Protection Authority - CNIL. As a "compensation", the movie industry has agreed to release the DVD movies just six months after the cinema run and the music industry to offer DRM-free songs for legal download. But the agreement is not applicable yet, since there is no authority created to apply the agreement. The present authority created by the DADVSI law for the regulation of DRMs and other technical measures does not have attributions in these sense. The administrative sanctions could be applied also to the ISPs that didn't sign the agreement if they don't collaborate with the new authority. Another problem of the new agreement is the open support to the filtering technologies, that should be "tested" by the ISPs for maximum 2 years and then implemented if they are "realistic from a financial and technical point of view." Nicolas Sarkozy used the opportunity to boast himself fro having respected his presidential campaign commitments, and to first make such a type of agreement in France, considering it as the "future of a civilised internet." The deal was praised by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) that consider it as the single most important initiative to help win the war on online piracy that we have seen so far." But colleagues of Mr. Sarkozy from the same party, such as Marc Le Fur and Alain Suguenot, argued against it because it "creates a truly exceptional jurisdiction for downloaders, contravening the principle of equality before the law". Even the chair of the commission, Denis Olivennes, admitted that the current penalties were "totally disproportionate" for those young people who could be engaged in illegal file-sharing. French consumer NGO UFC Que Choisir described the agreement as "very tough, potentially destructive of freedom, anti-economic and against digital history". A response to the agreement was seen a few days later, when several major web 2.0 actors such as AOL, Dailymotion, Google, PriceMinister and Yahoo announced the creation of a French NGO called Association of Community Internet Services ( L'Association des services internet communautaires - ASIC) that wants to present the "opportunities that the web 2.0 offers for the French economy and culture." Unfortunately, the French bad example was quickly picked up and used in other countries as a positive example. As EDRI-member Open Rights Group reports, during an event in UK last week organised by the Social Market Foundation with the title "Intellectual Property Rights and Consumer Rights", the minister responsible for UK-Intellectual Property Office spoke of the need for balance in reforming Britain intellectual property regulation but the Government's actions do not yet evidence this commitment. Richard Mollett from the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) flagged moves towards a voluntary agreement between the BPI and ISPs to reduce copyright-infringing traffic, similar to French model. He expects "an initial warning from the ISP that infringing traffic is associated with a particular account will halt 75% of infringers. If suspicious activity continues then account suspension is the next step, before the final sanction of account termination." But "(...) fortunately this point was recognised by all parties to the discussion, cutting off internet access is very much the 'nuclear option'." In the US, the Motion Picture Association of America Chairman Dan Glickman confirmed this trend at a UBS AG media conference in New York, stating that: "Within the next few years all the major ISPs will be much more aggressive monitoring for people who use their Internet connections" for illegal file-sharing, Agreement for the development and protection of cultural works and programs in the new networks (only in French, 23.11.2007) http://www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/actualites/index-olivennes231107.htm Mission assigned to Denis Olivennes in the fight against illegal downloading and the drafting of legal offers of music, audiovisual and cinema works (only in French, 23.11.2007) http://www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/actualites/index-olivennes231107.htm France unveils anti-piracy plan (23.11.2007) http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7110024.stm French record industry, ISPs in entente to boot off file-sharers (23.11.2007) http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/11/23/france_isps_record/ Olivennes Agreement: Ratiatum decripts the measures - item by item (only in French, 26.11.2007) http://www.ratiatum.com/news6105_Accord_Olivennes_Ratiatum_decrypte_point_par_point_les_mesures.html AOL, Dailymotion, Google, Yahoo and PriceMinister are organizing to defend their position (only in French, 3.12.2007) http://www.zdnet.fr/actualites/internet/0,39020774,39376103,00.htm?xtor=EPR-102 "3 steps and you're terminated" (2.12.2007) http://www.openrightsgroup.org/2007/12/02/3-steps-and-youre-terminated/ ISPs to monitor Piracy (5.12.2007) http://www.nypost.com/seven/12052007/business/isps_to_monitor_piracy_208853.htm EDRI-gram: French ruling against video-sharing platform DailyMotion (18.07.2007) http://www.edri.org/edrigram/number5.14/dailymotion-decision EDRI-gram: French ISPs agree to spy on Internet users to stop online piracy (10.10.2007) http://www.edri.org/edrigram/number5.19/french-isp-piracy ============================================================ 2. RFID and Informed Consent - Using and removing of RFID functionality ============================================================ Following the the EDRi statements on RFID Privacy Issues and RFID Security Issues published earlier this year, EDRi recently contributed with a third written statement to the European Commission's RFID Expert Group focusing on RFID and Informed Consent. In this paper, EDRi deals with the possibilities of informing individuals about RFID use and strongly asks for a strict opt-in regime for RFID usage. Furthermore various mechanisms for removing, altering or disabling RFID functionality are discussed and evaluated with respect to the protection of personal data. Finally, EDRi suggests a concept of responsibilities to ensure that RFID technology is only disseminated to organisations that explicitly consented to the use of RFIDs and that are able to take appropriate measures to protect individuals' privacy. EDRi's statement on RFID and Informed Consent is now publicly available. http://www.edri.org/docs/EDRi_RFID_Informed_Consent_published.pdf RFID Privacy Issues (10.07.2007) http://www.edri.org/docs/EDRi_RFID_Privacy_Issues_published.pdf RFID Security Issues (07.2007) http://www.edri.org/docs/EDRi_RFID_Security_Issues.pdf (Contribution by Andreas Krisch - EDRi) ============================================================ 3. Public letter on data security sent by MEPs to Frattini ============================================================ Two members of the European Parliament (MEPs), rapporteurs on the European huge biometric databases Visa Information System (VIS) and the Schengen Information System II (SIS II), have addressed a public letter to commissioner Frattini asking for effective data protection and data security provisions and thus excluding the copying or storage of sensitive data in mobile formats such as, for instance, diskettes or CD-ROMs. This letter comes as a reaction to the UK government data protection security problems, after two CDs containing the personal data of 25 million citizens were lost in the post. The two MEPs - Baroness Sarah Ludford MEP, Liberal Democrat European justice spokeswoman and European Parliament rapporteur on the VIS and Carlos Coelho, responsible for the Schengen Information System - have reminded Commissioner Frattini and the Portuguese Presidency that during the negotiations on the SIS II one of the major concerns of the Parliament was exactly the problem of the so-called "technical copies" that lead to personal data stored off-line. The compromise with the Council was that all routine technical copies which lead to data stored offline would have to be phased out, and that only in exceptional cases could a copy be made offline if several rigorous criteria were met and they were destroyed after 48 hours. The letter, published by Statewatch, reminds that, in the current discussions on the draft Common Consular Instructions/biometrics collection measure, the European Commission provided the European Parliament with a document in which "offline copies on disc are still presented as a possible means of transfer of visa data, and that in a context in which encryption may be challenged by the host country." This is seen as a major concern by the 2 MEPs that asked the Commission to learn from the UK problems: "Not only the UK government but the EU as a whole need to ensure that lessons are learned from this monumental blunder at HMRC. We cannot allow lax security standards on access or copying of vast centralised databases to imperil the personal security of millions of people", said Sarah Ludford. "EU data protection laws either need to be toughened up or accompanied by a strict training and auditing regime in which data protection supervisors must be given adequate resources and enforcement powers, both hitherto lacking in the UK." They also demand that the European Commission together with the Article 29 Working Party and European Data Protection Supervisor should draw up a green paper on the risks that exist and the safeguards needed to keep data safe. A new draft proposal that needs the ammend the European Privacy and Electronic Communications Directive has been published by the European Commission. One of the important changes will be the obligation of the electronic communication companies to notify its customers when a privacy breach had occurred. Letter to Franco Frattini on data security (22.11.2007) http://www.statewatch.org/news/2007/nov/eu-ep-letter-frattini-data-security.pdf EU must learn database lessons from UK lost records (22.11.2007) http://www.sarahludfordmep.org.uk/news/000951/eu_must_learn_database_lessons_from_uk_lost_records.html European Commission plans security breach notification law (5.12.2007) http://www.out-law.com/page-8741 EDRI-gram: UK government loses personal data on 25 million citizens (21.11.2007) http://www.edri.org/edrigram/number5.22/personal-data-lost-uk ============================================================ 4. UK DNA database errors raise concerns ============================================================ The largest DNA database in the world covering details on about 4.5 million people including information on every person arrested, convicted or not, and on 900 000 children raises questions as inaccuracies and administrative errors have been found in its records. Incorrect dates, spelling mistakes and duplications have been found by Data Quality and Integrity Team of the DNA database unit. These mistakes can lead to innocent people being accused of crimes and wrongly arrested. Information added to incorrect profiles has also obliged the police to erase affected records. The DNA Database Unit had also admitted in a report in May 2007 that between 1995 and 2005 it failed to load 26 200 records to the DNA database because of errors, which resulted in 183 undetected crimes. In August 2007 statistics released by the Home Office were showing around 550 000 files with wrongly recorded or miss spelt names. This created big concerns among civil rights groups. Shami Chakrabarti, the director of civil rights group Liberty, considered it was already bad that the database included innocent people which had never been charged, many children and a large percentage of ethnic minorities. "Now it turns out we don't know the accuracy of the data. How many Postman Pats and Donald Ducks have entries on a system worthy of the Keystone Cops?" she commented. A spokesman from the National Policing Improvement Agency stated that most of these errors have been corrected but admitted errors are still possible. "Between January and November 1,450 demographic discrepancies have been discovered and rectified. Some of these are spelling errors, date taken amendments and Force code amendments (...) The Custodian Accreditation Service has identified and logged 111 unexpected results - possible errors - for the financial year 2006/07 that have resulted in the deletion of a profile or an amendment to the profile." John Hemming, the Liberal Democrat MP for Birmingham Yardley and an Internet entrepreneur who is investigating the reasons of the occurrence of so many errors stated: "It is important that people recognise Government databases are not necessarily 100 per cent accurate (...) It is quite clear you can't trust the Government with your personal information. They need to massively tighten up the way they deal with these issues." Innocents fear DNA database errors (26.11.2007) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/11/26/ndna126.xml Outrage at 500,000 DNA database mistakes (27.08.2007) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/08/27/ndna127.xml EDRI-gram : UK Home Office plans to fingerprint children starting 11 (14.03.2007) http://www.edri.org/edrigram/number5.5/uk-fingerprint-children ============================================================ 5. IP rules to be changed to give access to environmental technology ============================================================ On 20 November 2007, the Members of the European Parliament (EP) approved a report that asks for the revision of the World Trade Organization Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) in order to allow the compulsory licensing of patented environmental technologies. The European Parliament considers developing countries should be able to have free access to the technologies developed to target the environmental issues such as climate change. This action comes also as a result of the environmental activists' criticism of the EU Global Paper stating the intention to ask for a high level of Intellecutual Property (IP) standards on European markets. According to environmental activists, such a policy creates problems for developing countries that cannot afford expensive environmentally-friendly technologies. "With a high IPR (intellectual property rights) regime, products and processes are now patented and less accessible (...) So to really achieve the transfer of climate-friendly technology, the biggest incentive would be to eliminate IPRs related to these technologies." said campaigner Meena Raman from Friends of the Earth group. Dalindyebo Shabalala of the Center for International Environmental Law in Geneva believes TRIPS should include clearer provisions on the patent excepts related to public health and environmental emergencies and waiving patents should ensure wider availability of fuel-efficient cars. French Green MEP Alain Lipietz, the author of the EP report drafted in preparation to the international conference on climate change taking place between 3-14 December 2007 in Bali, Indonesia, considers that not only IP rules should be revised but also tariffs on "green goods" should be eliminated and means should be found to subsidise polluting industries. On the other hand, Stavros Dimas, the European commissioner for the environment, stated that the cost of the IP rights in such technologies is a relatively small part of the whole cost and that there are other issues to be taken into consideration when talking about barriers to technology transfer such as the economical policies of the developing countries. He considers that many companies are not willing to invest in developing countries where their IP rights are not protected and "if capacity-building in the host country is inadequate." More discussions on all the types of barriers to the transfer of environmentally-friendly technologies will be held during the present conference in Bali. EU Parliament Urges Change In IP Rules For Environmental Technology (29.11.2007) http://www.ip-watch.org/weblog/index.php?p=851 European Parliament resolution of 29 November 2007 on trade and climate change (29.11.2007) http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?Type=TA&Reference=P6-TA-2007-0576&language=EN ============================================================ 6. UK Retailers blow the whistle on DRM ============================================================ The Entertainment Retailers Association (ERA) asks the music industry to get rid of DRM which they consider responsible for the continuously decreasing of online music sales in UK. The industry music seems to ignore the consumers' preferences who are displeased with the copy protection systems imposing limitations on the content use. Additionally, the occurrence of various incompatible DRM formats has led to confusion and reserve with the consumers who tend to prefer file-sharing, lest they should find themselves in the position of not being able to play the music on their electronic equipment. According to Kim Bayley, ERA director, the DRM is "working against the consumer interest" and "puts consumers off". In a statement to Financial Times, she has made reference to a survey already discussed in the EDRi-gram, carried out by Entertainment Media Research and media law firm Olswang. The study has revealed the fact that four out of five consumers would rather have copy protection free versions of the music they want to buy. Therefore, many of them go to file-sharing peer-to-peer services. Some recording companies, like EMI and Universal have already offered DRM free catalogues and have experienced increased sales after that which is an argument in favour of dropping DRM. During the last three years, an average of one song per resident was sold online in UK, a sign that it's time the music industry gave up DRM if they want to see any improvement in the online sales. UK retailers to record labels: DRM is killing us (21.11.2007) http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20071121-uk-retailers-to-record-labels-drm-is-killing-us.html UK retailers join the anti-DRM crusade (23.11.2007) http://www.downloadsquad.com/2007/11/23/uk-retailers-join-the-anti-drm-crusade/ UK retailers complain DRM is "stifling" music (21.11.2007) http://www.macnn.com/articles/07/11/21/uk.retailers.against.drm/ EDRI-gram: DRM-free music is supported by consumers (29.08.2007) http://www.edri.org/edrigram/number5.16/drm-free-music EDRI-gram: DRM debate continues in Europe (28.02.2007) http://www.edri.org/edrigram/number5.4/drm-debate ============================================================ 7. European scientific information - too late on open access? ============================================================ The recent meeting on 22-24 November 2007 of the Competitiveness European Council meeting adopted its conclusions on scientific information in the digital age: access, dissemination and preservation. The conclusions underline the importance of scientific output resulting from publicly funded research being available on the Internet at no cost to the reader under economically viable circumstances, including delayed open access. They also ask the member countries "to systematically assess conditions that affect access to scientific information", including: a.The way in which researchers exercise their copyright on scientific articles; b.The level of investments in the dissemination of scientific information as compared to total investments in research, and c. The use of financial mechanisms to improve access, such as refunding VAT for digital journal subscriptions to libraries. But the Slovenian Minister for Growth, Ziga Tur, considered the conclusions as coming too late, explaining in his blog: "The bottom line is that in the scientific publishing process there is a decreasing value added by the publishers. The research is funded by the governments or the industry, performed by the researchers, papers are written and reviewed by them for free, only at the very end a publisher comes along that takes over the copyright, publishes the work and sells the journal at great expense to the community that created and edited the content for free." He also considers that the document aims too low, in talking only about "delayed open access" and suggesting refunding VAT that would mean "simply subsidizing commercial publishers". The Slovenian Ministry suggests a much more categorical European approach to the open access issues considering that "the explosion of the internet based technologies in the US have been made possible by the (1) open access to software, (2) open standards and (3) freely available scientific articles on the subject. The cited document brings nothing like that to Europe." Council Conclusions on scientific information in the digital age: access, dissemination and preservation - 2832nd Competitiveness (Internal market, Industry and Research) Council meeting (22-23.11.2007) http://www.consilium.europa.eu/ueDocs/cms_Data/docs/pressData/en/intm/97236.pdf Council on Scientific Information in the Digital Age: Too Little Too Late (27.11.2007) http://zturk.blogactiv.eu/archives/4 Latest EU steps in the field of scientific publishing 'too little, too late' (29.11.2007) http://www.euractiv.com/en/science/latest-eu-steps-field-scientific-publishing-little-late/article-168780 ============================================================ 8. Third international conference e-Society.Mk 2007 ============================================================ The conference on the topic of "Inclusive e-Government" was organized by the Metamorphosis Foundation last week within the frames of the project "Western Balkans Network for Inclusive e-Government". The project aims at strengthening the cooperation and coordination among all the relevant stakeholders, decision-makers, government representatives, as well as representatives of the business, academic and nongovernmental sector in order to improve the quality and raise the level of usability and accessibility of electronic services provided by the public administration. "Although the inclusion is characteristic for the countries with a more advanced degree of development of the information society, this does not mean that we should not discuss this topic in Macedonia and work on it, since our goal is becoming part of the European society", said Goran Manchev, adviser in the Cabinet of the Minister in charge of Information Society. In the field of inclusion, as Manchev outlined, the Government is conducting projects, such as "Computer for Every Child", the vouchers for the students, intervals of free internet access etc., which, according to him, are an introduction into bridging the digital divide in society. The executive director of the Foundation Open Society Institute - Macedonia, Vladimir Milchin, emphasized that the people working in the central and local administration should increase their knowledge and improve their skills in order to enable the users to increase their influence in society and in shaping the public policies by using ICT : "This means reaching the goal of having an open government and citizens who have access, i.e. coming to a certain degree of inclusion, without which the democratic, nor open society could not be imagined", said Milchin in his address to the conference attendants. "Knowledge and skills are among the prerequisites for establishing an inclusive e-government into an information society. The digital divide is increasing. The gap between the people using ICT technology and the ones that are not is increasing. Therefore, we need to bridge the gap and enable inclusion. We are aware that if Macedonia does not perform well in this area, we will fall behind the European countries", stressed Marjan Gushev, board member of the Metamorphosis foundation. According to him, the "e" in the term "e-Government" stands more for efficient rather than electronic Government, meaning that the Government's activities should be reorganized in order to result in providing better services for the citizens and businesses. The second days focused on best practices in the e-Government. Most participants claimed that the region benefits a lot from the transfer of knowledge about good e-Gov practices from the EU, especially from Austria, Slovenia and Estonia, three of the five top-ranked EU countries in this area, according to Capgemini methodology. On the other hand, reposts from different WBC pointed out not only to the low level of e-Gov sophistication (around 2 out of 4), but also to lack of interest in aspects of inclusion, especially lack of commitment in applying standards for accessibility and usability in existing e-services. Bardhyl Jashari from Metamorphosis Foundation emphasized the importance of cooperation between different societal sectors: governmental, business, educational and civic in overcoming these obstacles. He also pointed out that in the case of Macedonia, around 70% of the population does not use the internet at all, so in order to have truly inclusive e-society, all the sectors must find mechanisms to include this portion of population in the processes of development. About 250 representatives of the governmental, nongovernmental, education and business sector from 11 countries participated at the conference that took place on 29-30 November 2007. E-society.Mk 2007 International Conference http://e-society.org.mk/portal/content/view/24/31/lang,en/ (contribution by EDRi-member Metamorphosis Foundation - Macedonia) ============================================================ 9. Progress in the European Digital Libraries EU Initiative ============================================================ A meeting on 27 November 2007 of a high level group on digital libraries and officials of the European Commission formalised the agreement between European libraries, archives and museums in a common effort to create a European digital library that would give access to a common European cultural and scientific heritage. The EU European Digital Libraries initiative is part of "i2010: European Information Society 2010" initiative launched in June 2006 with the purpose to "foster growth and jobs in the information society and media industries", followed, in August 2006, by the adoption of the Recommendation on digitisation and digital preservation urging "EU Member States to set up large-scale digitisation facilities so as to accelerate the process of getting Europe's cultural heritage on line via the European digital library". In this sense, Member States were encouraged to tackle questions related to copyright and "the systematic preservation of digital content in order to ensure long term access to the material". The idea of European Digital Libraries was backed by the Culture Ministers of all EU Member States and by a resolution adopted by the European Parliament on 27 September 2007. Recently, a European digital library foundation has been created gathering European associations that represent museums, libraries and archives. According to Information Society and Media Commissioner Viviane Reding, the creation of the foundation "shows the commitment of Europe's cultural institutions to work together and make their collections available and searchable to the wide public through a common and multilingual access point online". The launching of a European digital library prototype is planned for November 2008. The prototype will give direct access to at least 2 million digital books, records, photographs, maps, films from the European libraries, archives and museums. It is foreseen that by 2010 the digital library will exceed the initially targeted 6 million digital objects. The success of the initiative depends on the financing of the digitisation and on finding solutions to make copyrighted works searchable through the European digital library. Therefore, the discussions during the meeting on 27 November were focused on finding new ways to finance digitisation through public private partnerships, in finding solutions for mass-digitisation of out of print works and orphan works and on issues related to access to and preservation of scientific information. The group decided to find an agreement by June 2008 to deal with orphan works that would including criteria to look for rightholders and an agreement was also reached by libraries, scientists and scientific publishers to experiment open access to scientific publications which have been under embargo during the last period. Launch of European digital library "on track" (28.11.2007) http://www.europa.eu/rapid/pressReleasesAction.do?reference=IP/07/1784 The European Digital Library: Frequently Asked Questions (25.08.2007) http://europa.eu/rapid/pressReleasesAction.do?reference=MEMO/06/311&format=HTML&aged=0&language=EN&guiLanguage=en EDRI-gram: European Parliament resolution on a European digital library (10.10.2007) http://www.edri.org/edrigram/number5.19/ep-digital-library EDRI-gram: Copyright clearing for EU digital libraries project (25.04.2007) http://www.edri.org/edrigram/number5.8/copyright-digital-libraries ============================================================ 10. Recommended Reading ============================================================ Closing speech on Public Security, Privacy and Technology -Franco Frattini, European Commissioner responsible for Justice, Freedom and Security http://europa.eu/rapid/pressReleasesAction.do?reference=SPEECH/07/728 ============================================================ 11. Agenda ============================================================ 5-7 December 2007, Pisa, Italy Second DELOS Conference on Digital Libraries http://www.delos.info/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=606&Itemid=337 27-30 December, Berlin, Germany 24th Chaos Communication Congress http://events.ccc.de/congress/2007/Main_Page 17 January 2008, London, UK Nanotechnology for security and the crime prevention III http://www.nano.org.uk/events/ionevents.htm#security 22 January 2008, London, UK Gov 2.0, or Truly Transformative Government http://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/events/details.cfm?id=169 17-18 June 2008, Seoul, Korea The Future of the Internet Economy - OECD Ministerial Meeting www.oecd.org/FutureInternet 23-25 July 2008, Leuven, Belgium The 8th Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium (PETS 2008) http://petsymposium.org/2008/ ============================================================ 12. 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Some of the divisiveness around Heinlein comes from a battle that redrew the field profoundly over politics and gender. In the '40s and '50s, science fiction's "golden age," there were three faces on the genre's Mt. Rushmore: Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov and Heinlein. His books are far more likely than the others' to have the word "controversial" in their jacket copy. "He was the enemy," recalled Disch, who was an emerging novelist in the "new wave" of the 1960s. Those writers, often liberal or radical, aimed to move away from pulp space operas and toward literature, from tales of physics to stories about psychology and sexuality and drugs. There were more female writers, and the men exhibited a feminist consciousness that diverged sharply from the golden age, in which women were usually sex objects, foils to rugged male heroes or absent altogether. Even "Stranger," with its countercultural following and endless debates about alternative sexuality -- it's one of several of his books to dramatize group marriages -- enrages feminists these days. "It's like the sexist model of hippie life," said Newitz. " 'We're all liberated, but the women still get the coffee.' " Though he became a symbol of all that was backward to the new wavers, some cite him as a major influence. "He was the enemy -- yes," said Samuel R. Delany, a leader of the '60s insurgence who is also black and gay. "But he was the enemy to be bested at his own game. We took his rhetorical tricks, his ways of dramatizing an argument, and then used them to dramatize arguments he would have hated." Despite a backlash of masculine, hard-science-driven work in the early Reagan era, the new wave effectively won the war when cyberpunk and its variations became the dominant strains over the last few decades. "He was certainly temporarily defeated by that generation," said Newitz. "But we're really going through a renaissance of space opera" in movies and television and books by writers such as Iain M. Banks and Ken MacLeod, who lean as far to the left as Heinlein did to the right. "Any form goes through phases, and we're seeing a backlash against cyberpunk. We're sick of implants. We want to go to another galaxy. This new generation is writing stuff that's more literary and more relevant to issues we're grappling with as a culture." The core of his following FOR years, the intellectually ambitious novels of the 1960s, especially "Stranger in a Strange Land," about a spiritually and sexually messianic Martian-born human, and "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress," which concerns a free-market revolt by prisoners on the moon, were considered Heinlein's great work. These books still have followings; "Moon" sits in the International Space Station library. But the bestselling "Stranger," which Kurt Vonnegut Jr. reviewed on the cover of the New York Times Book Review in 1990 when it was reissued in an expanded edition, now reads like a long-winded relic of the '60s, philosophy for junior high kids. Meanwhile, the books aimed squarely at a youth audience, the "juveniles" of the '40s and '50s, such as "Red Planet" and "Orphans in the Sky," have seen their stars rise. "There's always this Heinlein character pontificating," said Junot Dmaz, who immersed himself in the books as background for his recent novel "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao." "I never liked that. And he always cut that down in his juveniles. He was so much more humane" in those books." "One of my favorites was 'Have Space Suit Spacesuit -- Will Travel.' I used to have dreams about that book." George Slusser, who's taught science fiction at UC Riverside for 25 years and sees Heinlein as reflecting many currents of American literature, concedes that many of the late books are self-indulgent and solipsistic. But his students continue to respond to Heinlein's juveniles, especially science students. "Have Space Suit -- Will Travel," said Slusser, "is like 'Huckleberry Finn' redone, even though the title is silly and it involves a kid getting a space suit by saving box tops." L.A. writer M.G. Lord loves the juveniles and credits their strong, self-reliant females with making her a feminist. The tendency of Heinlein heroines to use initials led young Mary Grace to do the same. But Heinlein's adult books are not as good, she said, and some written during and after the sexual revolution are disturbing, including "Friday," in which a heroine falls in love with her rapist. "The minute he could make his sexual fantasies explicit it was, 'Oh, gross!' " The serious books, especially those he wrote in the two decades before his death in 1988, seem culturally out of step. "I don't see any of his novels as being especially relevant for my students in the 21st century," said H. Bruce Franklin, a Rutgers professor and author of "Robert Heinlein: America as Science Fiction." Heinlein's gift was to catch the zeitgeist. "That's what made him so successful, but it makes his work seem dated." As space travel has moved from its Cold War centrality to the margins, his work has dated further. In short, Franklin said, the future doesn't look as he predicted it would. Still, even detractors see his shadow. "The idea of combining a space opera about the military with a soap opera about sex is a pretty cool thing," said Newitz. "Film directors are still wrapping their heads around that. "Maybe there will be a Heinlein renaissance," she offered. "But I sure hope not." 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Private industry owns and operates more than 85 percent of the United States' critical infrastructures. That means the Federal Government cannot address cyber threats alone. Obviously, if a cyber attack occurs, the larger percentage of potential immediate victims will also be in the private sector. This includes the financial services industry. So not only does it make sense to collaborate with each other, it is an absolute necessity. At DHS, one of our best information sharing mechanisms is the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team, or US-CERT. The nation's cyber watch and warning center, US-CERT coordinates the defense against and response to cyber attacks in coordination with the private sector. It also analyzes and reduces cyber threats and vulnerabilities, disseminates cyber threat warning information, and manages incident response activities with a wide range of stakeholders. US-CERT's activities allow us to see potential trends and coordinate appropriate deterrence and response activities across sectors. A prime example of this occurred just last month when the US-CERT served as the key data gathering and distribution center for a potential cyber threat to both government and private sector systems maintaining critical infrastructures. By taking advantage of its information-sharing relationships, US-CERT distributed a notice defining the malicious activity and addressing how partners could detect and prevent it from affecting their networks. This directly strengthened the security and resilience of our nation's critical infrastructures. The key lesson here is that by sharing our knowledge, we can better protect our nation. But we also know that this information sharing relationship is not as mature yet as it can be. The feedback we received from our private sector partners after this information notice was, overall, very positive and appreciative. But it included a reminder that such notices would be more useful if DHS could provide more threat-based context  that is, what is the nature of these attacks? Where do they come from? What is their intent? Well, we continue to be limited in what we can share with partners who don't have appropriate security clearances, (indeed that's an issue within the U.S. government agencies as well). And we have to find better, quicker ways to get you relevant information that you can act on. And, from our perspective, when we provide you information you already have, we realize both sides need to better calibrate our exchange of information so we make most effective use of our limited time and resources. So we're learning, and we're working to improve our information sharing. That's one of InfraGard's key tenets and the ultimate goal for all our actions. As we move into the discussion portion of this event, I'm very interested to hear your ideas about other ways we can share useful and relevant information between sectors. In addition to sharing information with its public and private partners, one of US-CERT's most important responsibilities is increasing the Federal Government's awareness of its own network activity. We know from our friends in law enforcement that situational awareness is the primary method a beat cop uses to protect a neighborhood. As I'm sure Joe can recall from his days on the force, a veteran officer works to deter crime wherever possible and catches criminals by understanding their environment, watching for trends and patterns, and knowing the rhythms of the community. We know the same is true for cyber first responders. So we created an early warning system that watches for malicious patterns in network traffic and notes irregular activity. Just as in neighborhood policing, out-of-the-ordinary events or activities can tip off agency cyber responders to potential trouble. EINSTEIN, as it is known, is that early warning system. It monitors participating agencies' network gateways for traffic patterns that indicate the presence of computer worms or other unwanted traffic. By collecting this information, EINSTEIN gives our analysts a big-picture view of potentially malicious activity on federal networks. Prior to EINSTEIN, it took cyber security responders four to five days to gather and share critical data on federal government computer security risks. Today, we can produce that information in as little as four to five hours. By analyzing network traffic for potential cyber threats before they can exploit vulnerabilities, EINSTEIN makes it more difficult, more time consuming, and more expensive for cyber criminals to reach and impact their intended targets. EINSTEIN provides us with unique traffic pattern analysis that US- CERT, as appropriate, can share with its partners. Now another program that exemplifies knowledge sharing in action is the National Vulnerability Database. Sponsored by my office and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the National Vulnerability Database or NVD puts the more than 28,000 known cyber security vulnerabilities into a single publicly available resource. NIST analysts then score them according to the severity of their risk. Accessed at a rate of 48 million hits a year, the NVD's data enables all organizations to automate their vulnerability management, security measurement, and compliance activities through a series of security checklists and metrics. Recently, your colleagues in the payment card industry recognized the value of the database to their cyber risk management efforts. Last June, the industry's data security standards required that all credit card processing vendors use the National Vulnerability Database to evaluate the security of their payment systems. Essentially, it says that vendors must ensure that their systems do not include vulnerabilities that score higher than a pre-determined NVD number. This greatly enhances the security of every credit card transaction, prevents disruptions of key operating systems, and protects consumer information. The value of the NVD is not limited to the credit card processing industry. If you haven't investigated the potential beneficial uses of this program in your companies, I strongly encourage you to do so immediately. You can access it by going to US-CERT's homepage (www.USCERT.gov) and searching for NVD. The NVD is a wonderful example of an industry-lead adoption of a valuable government tool. And it also underscores our role in the federal government, to provide resources that help all of you do your jobs more effectively. Let's move to another example of collaboration and information sharing. You know, in many ways, the enemy is already at the gate. So if we are going to secure cyberspace, we must marshal our defenses, learn from each other, and work together as never before. I'm a true believer in the phrase, you play how you train. This is why exercises are critical to our national and financial security. InfraGard members already understand this. The Vermont InfraGard is a key planner in the state of Vermont's first ever cyber exercise, which my office is helping to design and implement. The lessons learned from next month's exercise will aid in the development of a cyber annex to the state of Vermont's emergency operations plan. At the national level, we are actively planning for the March 2008 national cyber exercise, Cyber Storm II, which follows the highly successful cyber storm I held in February 2006. This exercise examines our response and coordination mechanisms against a simulated cyber event affecting international, federal, state, and local governments, and the private sector. By organizing and executing an exercise such as cyber storm, DHS is able to test our planning, information sharing and response to attack scenarios, assess our strengths and weaknesses in those areas, and learn how to improve response capabilities. I am thrilled that the financial services sector, through the financial services ISAC, is once again fully engaged in the planning and execution of the cyber storm exercise. Their participation in the exercise demonstrates their firm commitment to cyber preparedness and I hope sends a signal to other sectors that cyber security measures need to be taken seriously. 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As the investigation continues, I have no doubt those numbers will increase. At DHS, we know that online payment systems are profitable money makers for criminals. A recent 24-month Secret Service investigation of e-gold, an online payment system favored by criminals, resulted in the seizure of over $16 million. In Miami, a Secret Service's cyber crime fraud investigation recovered more than 200,000 stolen credit card account numbers at a potential loss exceeding $75 million. And here in New York, a Secret Service investigation with the Manhattan District Attorney's office led to the indictment of 17 people and a company called Western Express, a digital currency transmittal service. The defendants are facing charges related to global trafficking in stolen credit card numbers, cyber crime, and identity theft. Based on the over 1.3 terabytes of digital evidence it obtained from search warrants and subpoenas, the Secret Service estimates that approximately $15 million flowed through Western Express' digital currency accounts. Additional judicial action is ongoing with respect to targets identified overseas. We're starting to really hurt the criminals. Eventually, they are going to realize that it is just too expensive  both financially and in potential jail time  to conduct business in the United States. In addition to catching the criminals, my office also works closely with the Departments of Justice and Defense to prepare for and, if necessary, respond to a national-level cyber incident. As co-chairs of the National Cyber Response Coordination Group (NCRCG), we work with 19 different federal agencies, including the FBI and the Secret Service, to ensure that the full range and weight of the Federal Government's cyber capabilities are deployed in a coordinated and effective fashion. For example, the NCRCG recently convened to address and respond to the denial of service attack against the government of Estonia, a NATO ally. Additionally, the NCRCG will be an active participant in Cyber Storm II. Effective cyber and communications risk management requires us to be prepared for a national crisis beyond those caused by terrorists or criminals. Now, I've talked a lot about cyber viruses. But we still have to contend with the more traditional biological virus  that is, the potential effects of a public health crisis, such as an outbreak of pandemic flu. The spread of pandemic disease across the U.S. will be rapid and unpredictable. We estimate that as much as 40 percent of the workforce will be unable to report to work during peak periods of an outbreak  and you don't get to pick which 40 percent that could be. Naturally, telecommuting will be a key mechanism to keeping our businesses and government operational during a pandemic flu. Preparing for the increase in telecommuting is a demonstration of public-private collaboration in action. A working group led by my one of my components the National Communications Systemand including experts from the Federal Reserve Board, the Department of the Treasury, the Financial and Banking Information Infrastructure Committee, and the Financial Services Sector Coordinating Council, meets monthly to plan for the potential communications consequences of a pandemic influenza. What the working group found is that, while the telecommunications backbone is unlikely to experience congestion, the so-called last mile  to the home and the enterprise  could experience disruptive congestion. But it concluded that this disruption could be mitigated if certain safeguards and practices are implemented by enterprises and telecommuters. In collaboration with major internet service providers (ISPs), telecommunications carriers, and equipment and service vendors, the working group developed the following best practices that we strongly encourage businesses and government agencies to consider: 1. Limit remote access to users critical to maintaining business continuity; 2. Limit access to business critical services through the enterprise connection; 3. Adjust or retime automatic desktop backup software and software updates for telecommuters; 4. Obtain a telecommunications service priority (TSP) for enterprise; 5. Subscribe to government emergency telecommunications service (GETS) cards and/or wireless priority service (WPS) capabilities for critical it staff; and 6. Enhance your cyber security posture due to increased reliance on communications and it, reduced support staff, and increased threat of cyber attack. Implementing these practices will help reduce significant impacts on our nation's economy. All of us must do everything possible to keep our nation operating and delivering critical services under even the most challenging circumstances. I consider everyone in this room today a key partner in the effort to strengthen our nation's cyber infrastructure. You understand that the Internet, and the many enterprise networks that depend on it, is one of the central platforms for business operations, supply chain management, and business continuity. However, I'm more concerned about the people who aren't in this room because, as a recent business roundtable report suggests, they don't understand that this is a matter of their own business survival. Cyberspace is a profitable marketplace and enabler of market activity. But if businesses, whether in the financial services sector or otherwise, haven't made the investment in the people, processes, and technologies that will keep them operational in a crisis, our economy, in fact our very way of life, is at stake. We can't let this happen. So here's what we all need to do. First, memorize US-CERT's website address  www.USCERT.gov  and give it to everyone who needs it. Tell your partner organizations and businesses to sign up for the cyber security alerts and to report any potential cyber incident, threat, or attack they find. uWe can only act upon the information we know about. The information our partners provide increases our understanding and awareness of the health of the overall cyber infrastructure and improves our response and protective measures. Second, encourage your partners to participate in public-private partnerships like InfraGard and the financial services ISAC. These collaborations act as force multipliers for increasing awareness of cyber security challenges as well as implementing actionable and enduring solutions. Additionally, they serve as an easily accessible mechanism to educate people on how cyber vulnerabilities can have real world consequences to our physical infrastructures. Finally, encourage your colleagues to make security a part of their everyday business operations. It doesn't take long for cyber events to have real world consequences. Have them look at every step of their business lifecyclefrom system configuration to in-house software developmentto see if common security practices are being followed and that response plans are prepared accordingly. Help them realize that when they build a culture of security within their organizations they make great strides in ensuring the resilience of their business operations. Laws such as Sarbanes-Oxley, the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) place a fiduciary responsibility on them to ensure the security of their customers' information and their systems. However, in reality, these recommendations are simply the right thing to do for their companies, their customers, their fellow citizens, and the nation as a whole. So let's work together to make it happen. Before I close, I would like to make one last comment. Thank you for your commitment to cyber security and your active participation in InfraGard. I have had a chance to work with members across the country and know what an important role you all play in our cyber security awareness efforts. I urge you to use the time at this meeting to learn as much as you can, and then share your knowledge with your colleagues, professional networks, friends and families. Cyber security is a complex problem, yes, but the dangers are easily understood, and the solution is simple: you can't guard all of cyberspace, but you can protect your piece of it. 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An RSS feed is available. ** *** ***** ******* *********** ************* In this issue: How to Secure Your Computer, Disks, and Portable Drives Defeating the Shoe Scanning Machine at Heathrow Airport News Gitmo Manual Leaked Schneier/BT Counterpane News Security in Ten Years Comments from Readers ** *** ***** ******* *********** ************* How to Secure Your Computer, Disks, and Portable Drives Computer security is hard. Software, computer and network security are all ongoing battles between attacker and defender. And in many cases the attacker has an inherent advantage: He only has to find one network flaw, while the defender has to find and fix every flaw. Cryptography is an exception. As long as you don't write your own algorithm, secure encryption is easy. And the defender has an inherent mathematical advantage: Longer keys increase the amount of work the defender has to do linearly, while geometrically increasing the amount of work the attacker has to do. Unfortunately, cryptography can't solve most computer-security problems. The one problem cryptography *can* solve is the security of data when it's not in use. Encrypting files, archives -- even entire disks -- is easy. All of this makes it even more amazing that Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs in the United Kingdom lost two disks with personal data on 25 million British citizens, including dates of birth, addresses, bank-account information and national insurance numbers. On the one hand, this is no bigger a deal than any of the thousands of other exposures of personal data we've read about in recent years -- the U.S. Veteran's Administration loss of personal data of 26 million American veterans is an obvious similar event. But this has turned into Britain's privacy Chernobyl. Perhaps encryption isn't so easy after all, and some people could use a little primer. This is how I protect my laptop. There are several whole-disk encryption products on the market. I use PGP Disk's Whole Disk Encryption tool for two reasons. It's easy, and I trust both the company and the developers to write it securely. (Disclosure: I'm also on PGP Corp.'s Technical Advisory Board.) Setup only takes a few minutes. After that, the program runs in the background. Everything works like before, and the performance degradation is negligible. Just make sure you choose a secure password -- PGP's encouragement of passphrases makes this much easier -- and you're secure against leaving your laptop in the airport or having it stolen out of your hotel room. The reason you encrypt your entire disk, and not just key files, is so you don't have to worry about swap files, temp files, hibernation files, erased files, browser cookies or whatever. You don't need to enforce a complex policy about which files are important enough to be encrypted. And you have an easy answer to your boss or to the press if the computer is stolen: no problem; the laptop is encrypted. PGP Disk can also encrypt external disks, which means you can also secure that USB memory device you've been using to transfer data from computer to computer. When I travel, I use a portable USB drive for backup. Those devices are getting physically smaller -- but larger in capacity -- every year, and by encrypting I don't have to worry about losing them. I recommend one more complication. Whole-disk encryption means that anyone at your computer has access to everything: someone at your unattended computer, a Trojan that infected your computer and so on. To deal with these and similar threats I recommend a two-tier encryption strategy. Encrypt anything you don't need access to regularly -- archived documents, old e-mail, whatever -- separately, with a different password. I like to use PGP Disk's encrypted zip files, because it also makes secure backup easier (and lets you secure those files before you burn them on a DVD and mail them across the country), but you can also use the program's virtual-encrypted-disk feature to create a separately encrypted volume. Both options are easy to set up and use. There are still two scenarios you aren't secure against, though. You're not secure against someone snatching your laptop out of your hands as you're typing away at the local coffee shop. And you're not secure against the authorities telling you to decrypt your data for them. The latter threat is becoming more real. I have long been worried that someday, at a border crossing, a customs official will open my laptop and ask me to type in my password. Of course I could refuse, but the consequences might be severe -- and permanent. And some countries -- the United Kingdom, Singapore, Malaysia -- have passed laws giving police the authority to demand that you divulge your passwords and encryption keys. To defend against both of these threats, minimize the amount of data on your laptop. Do you really need 10 years of old e-mails? Does everyone in the company really need to carry around the entire customer database? One of the most incredible things about the Revenue & Customs story is that a low-level government employee mailed a copy of the entire national child database to the National Audit Office in London. Did he have to? Doubtful. The best defense against data loss is to not have the data in the first place. Failing that, you can try to convince the authorities that you don't have the encryption key. This works better if it's a zipped archive than the whole disk. You can argue that you're transporting the files for your boss, or that you forgot the key long ago. Make sure the time stamp on the files matches your claim, though. There are other encryption programs out there. If you're a Windows Vista user, you might consider BitLocker. This program, embedded in the operating system, also encrypts the computer's entire drive. But it only works on the C: drive, so it won't help with external disks or USB tokens. And it can't be used to make encrypted zip files. But it's easy to use, and it's free. And many people like the open-source and free program, TrueCrypt. I know nothing about it. This essay previously appeared on Wired.com. http://www.wired.com/politics/security/commentary/securitymatters/2007/11/securitymatters_1129 Why was the UK event such a big deal? Certainly the scope: 40% of the British population. Also the data: bank account details; plus information about children. There's already a larger debate on the issue of a database on kids that this feeds into. And it's a demonstration of government incompetence (think Hurricane Katrina). In any case, this issue isn't going away anytime soon. Prime Minister Gordon Brown has apologized. The head of the Revenue and Customs office has resigned. More fallout is probably coming. UK's privacy Chernobyl: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article2910705.ece http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7104945.stm http://politics.guardian.co.uk/economics/story/0,,2214566,00.html http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article2910635.ece http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/11/21/response_data_breach/ U.S. VA privacy breach: http://www.wired.com/techbiz/media/news/2006/05/70961 PGP Disk: http://www.pgp.com/products/wholediskencryption/ Choosing a secure password: http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2007/01/choosing_secure.html http://www.iusmentis.com/security/passphrasefaq/ Risks of losing small memory devices: http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2005/07/risks_of_losing.html Laptop snatching: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2006/04/08/MNGE9I686K1.DTL or http://tinyurl.com/fszeh Microsoft BitLocker: http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2006/05/bitlocker.html TrueCrypt: http://www.truecrypt.org/ ** *** ***** ******* *********** ************* Defeating the Shoe Scanning Machine at Heathrow Airport For a while now, Terminal 3 at Heathrow Airport has had a unique setup for scanning shoes. Instead of taking your shoes off during the normal screening process, as you do in U.S. airports, you go through the metal detector with your shoes on. Then, later, there is a special shoe scanning X-ray machine. You take your shoes off, send them through the machine, and put them on at the other end. It's definitely faster, but it's an easy system to defeat. The vulnerability is that no one verifies that the shoes you walked through the metal detector with are the same shoes you put on the scanning machine. Here's how the attack works. Assume that you have two pairs of shoes: a clean pair that passes all levels of screening, and a dangerous pair that doesn't. (Ignore for a moment the ridiculousness of screening shoes in the first place, and assume that an X-ray machine can detect the dangerous pair.) Put the dangerous shoes on your feet and the clean shoes in your carry-on bag. Walk through the metal detector. Then, at the shoe X-ray machine, take the dangerous shoes off and put them in your bag, and take the clean shoes out of your bag and place them on the X-ray machine. You've now managed to get through security without having your shoes screened. This works because the two security systems are decoupled. And the shoe screening machine is so crowded and chaotic, and so poorly manned, that no one notices the switch. U.S. airports force people to put their shoes through the X-ray machine and walk through the metal detector shoeless, ensuring that all shoes get screened. 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Refuse to be terrorized, people. http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2006/08/what_the_terror.html At first, I discounted this story of fake dynamite prompting an evacuation as another example of knee-jerk overreaction to a nonexistent threat. Evacuating everyone within a mile radius seemed excessive, even for real dynamite. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/11/21/MN0OTGV9P.DTL or http://tinyurl.com/2dnzlx But assuming that the information in this article is correct, it might not have been that big an overreaction. It was an intentional bomb threat hoax. http://www.ktvu.com/news/14663960/detail.html No two-person control or complicated safety features: until 1998, you could arm British nukes with a bicycle lock key. Certainly most of the security was procedural. But still.... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/newsnight/7097101.stm "Passengers at Liverpool's Lime Street station face airport-style searches and bag-screening, under swingeing new anti-terror measures unveiled yesterday. And security barriers, vehicle exclusion zones and blast-resistant buildings will be introduced at airports, ports and up to 250 of the busiest train stations, Gordon Brown announced." What the headline should have read: "UK Spends Billions to Force Rail Terrorists to Drive a Little Further." 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This is the same manual that the ACLU has unsuccessfully sued the government to get a copy of. Others can debate the legality of some of the procedures; on my blog I was interested in comments about the security. See, for example, this quote on page 27.3: "b) Upon arrival will enter the gate by entering the number (1998) in the combination lock "(c) Proceed to the junction box with the number (7012-83) Breaker Box and open the box. The number for the lock on the breaker box is (224)." Many more comments from readers online. Manual: http://wikileaks.org/wiki/Camp_Delta_Standard_Operating_Procedure Other articles: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/16/washington/16gitmo.html?ex=1352869200&en=76e443e8322c06f9&ei=5090&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss or http://tinyurl.com/28zyqm http://www.wired.com/politics/onlinerights/news/2007/11/gitmo Blog entry: http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2007/11/gitmo_manual_le_1.html ** *** ***** ******* *********** ************* Schneier/BT Counterpane News I did a Q&A on the Freakonomics blog. Nothing regular readers of this blog haven't heard before, but it was fun all the same. http://freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/12/04/bruce-schneier-blazes-through-your-questions/ or http://tinyurl.com/2zan6q There's also a Slashdot thread on the Q&A. http://it.slashdot.org/it/07/12/04/2128256.shtml ** *** ***** ******* *********** ************* Security in Ten Years This is a conversation between myself and Marcus Ranum. Usually, I only reprint my half of these exchanges. But since this one has multiple back and forths, it only really makes sense to include the whole thing. Bruce Schneier: Predictions are easy and difficult. Roy Amara of the Institute for the Future once said: "We tend to overestimate the effect of a technology in the short run and underestimate the effect in the long run." Moore's Law is easy: In 10 years, computers will be 100 times more powerful. My desktop will fit into my cell phone, we'll have gigabit wireless connectivity everywhere, and personal networks will connect our computing devices and the remote services we subscribe to. Other aspects of the future are much more difficult to predict. I don't think anyone can predict what the emergent properties of 100x computing power will bring: new uses for computing, new paradigms of communication. A 100x world will be different, in ways that will be surprising. But throughout history and into the future, the one constant is human nature. There hasn't been a new crime invented in millennia. Fraud, theft, impersonation and counterfeiting are perennial problems that have been around since the beginning of society. During the last 10 years, these crimes have migrated into cyberspace, and over the next 10, they will migrate into whatever computing, communications and commerce platforms we're using. The nature of the attacks will be different: the targets, tactics and results. Security is both a trade-off and an arms race, a balance between attacker and defender, and changes in technology upset that balance. Technology might make one particular tactic more effective, or one particular security technology cheaper and more ubiquitous. Or a new emergent application might become a favored target. I don't see anything by 2017 that will fundamentally alter this. Do you? Marcus Ranum: I think you're right; at a meta-level, the problems are going to stay the same. What's shocking and disappointing to me is that our responses to those problems also remain the same, in spite of the obvious fact that they aren't effective. It's 2007 and we haven't seemed to accept that: * You can't turn shovelware into reliable software by patching it a whole lot. *You shouldn't mix production systems with non-production systems. * You actually have to know what's going on in your networks. * If you run your computers with an open execution runtime model you'll always get viruses, spyware and Trojan horses. * You can pass laws about locking barn doors after horses have left, but it won't put the horses back in the barn. * Security has to be designed in, as part of a system plan for reliability, rather than bolted on afterward. The list could go on for several pages, but it would be too depressing. It would be "Marcus' list of obvious stuff that everybody knows but nobody accepts." You missed one important aspect of the problem: By 2017, computers will be even more important to our lives, economies and infrastructure. If you're right that crime remains a constant, and I'm right that our responses to computer security remain ineffective, 2017 is going to be a lot less fun than 2007 was. I've been pretty dismissive of the concepts of cyberwar and cyberterror. That dismissal was mostly motivated by my observation that the patchworked and kludgy nature of most computer systems acts as a form of defense in its own right, and that real-world attacks remain more cost-effective and practical for terror purposes. I'd like to officially modify my position somewhat: I believe it's increasingly likely that we'll suffer catastrophic failures in critical infrastructure systems by 2017. It probably won't be terrorists that do it, though. More likely, we'll suffer some kind of horrible outage because a critical system was connected to a non-critical system that was connected to the Internet so someone could get to MySpace -- and that ancillary system gets a piece of malware. Or it'll be some incomprehensibly complex software, layered with Band-Aids and patches, that topples over when some "merely curious" hacker pushes the wrong e-button. We've got some bad-looking trend lines; all the indicators point toward a system that is more complex, less well-understood and more interdependent. With infrastructure like that, who needs enemies? You're worried criminals will continue to penetrate into cyberspace, and I'm worried complexity, poor design and mismanagement will be there to meet them. Bruce Schneier: I think we've already suffered that kind of critical systems failure. The August 2003 blackout that covered much of northeastern United States and Canada -- 50 million people -- was caused by a software bug. I don't disagree that things will continue to get worse. Complexity is the worst enemy of security, and the Internet -- and the computers and processes connected to it -- is getting more complex all the time. So things are getting worse, even though security technology is improving. One could say those critical insecurities are another emergent property of the 100x world of 2017. Yes, IT systems will continue to become more critical to our infrastructure -- banking, communications, utilities, defense, everything. By 2017, the interconnections will be so critical that it will probably be cost-effective -- and low-risk -- for a terrorist organization to attack over the Internet. I also deride talk of cyberterror today, but I don't think I will in another 10 years. While the trends of increased complexity and poor management don't look good, there is another trend that points to more security -- but neither you nor I is going to like it. That trend is IT as a service. By 2017, people and organizations won't be buying computers and connectivity the way they are today. The world will be dominated by telcos, large ISPs and systems integration companies, and computing will look a lot like a utility. Companies will be selling services, not products: email services, application services, entertainment services. We're starting to see this trend today, and it's going to take off in the next 10 years. Where this affects security is that by 2017, people and organizations won't have a lot of control over their security. Everything will be handled at the ISPs and in the backbone. The free-wheeling days of general-use PCs will be largely over. Think of the iPhone model: You get what Apple decides to give you, and if you try to hack your phone, they can disable it remotely. We techie geeks won't like it, but it's the future. The Internet is all about commerce, and commerce won't survive any other way. Marcus Ranum: You're right about the shift toward services -- it's the ultimate way to lock in customers. If you can make it difficult for the customer to get his data back after you've held it for a while, you can effectively prevent the customer from ever leaving. And of course, customers will be told "trust us, your data is secure," and they'll take that for an answer. The back-end systems that will power the future of utility computing are going to be just as full of flaws as our current systems. Utility computing will also completely fail to address the problem of transitive trust unless people start shifting to a more reliable endpoint computing platform. That's the problem with where we're heading: the endpoints are not going to get any better. People are attracted to appliances because they get around the headache of system administration (which, in today's security environment, equates to "endless patching hell"), but underneath the slick surface of the appliance we'll have the same insecure nonsense we've got with general-purpose desktops. In fact, the development of appliances running general-purpose operating systems really does raise the possibility of a software monoculture. By 2017, do you think system engineering will progress to the point where we won't see a vendor release a new product and instantly create an installed base of 1 million-plus users with root privileges? I don't, and that scares me. So if you're saying the trend is to continue putting all our eggs in one basket and blithely trusting that basket, I agree. Another trend I see getting worse is government IT know-how. At the rate outsourcing has been brain-draining the federal workforce, by 2017 there won't be a single government employee who knows how to do anything with a computer except run PowerPoint and Web surf. Joking aside, the result is that the government's critical infrastructure will be almost entirely managed from the outside. The strategic implications of such a shift have scared me for a long time; it amounts to a loss of control over data, resources and communications. Bruce Schneier: You're right about the endpoints not getting any better. I've written again and again how measures like two-factor authentication aren't going to make electronic banking any more secure. The problem is if someone has stuck a Trojan on your computer, it doesn't matter how many ways you authenticate to the banking server; the Trojan is going to perform illicit transactions after you authenticate. It's the same with a lot of our secure protocols. SSL, SSH, PGP and so on all assume the endpoints are secure, and the threat is in the communications system. But we know the real risks are the endpoints. And a misguided attempt to solve this is going to dominate computing by 2017. I mentioned software-as-a-service, which you point out is really a trick that allows businesses to lock up their customers for the long haul. I pointed to the iPhone, whose draconian rules about who can write software for that platform accomplishes much the same thing. We could also point to Microsoft's Trusted Computing, which is being sold as a security measure but is really another lock-in mechanism designed to keep users from switching to "unauthorized" software or OSes. I'm reminded of the post-9/11 anti-terrorist hysteria -- we've confused security with control, and instead of building systems for real security, we're building systems of control. Think of ID checks everywhere, the no-fly list, warrantless eavesdropping, broad surveillance, data mining, and all the systems to check up on scuba divers, private pilots, peace activists and other groups of people. These give us negligible security, but put a whole lot of control in the government's hands. Computing is heading in the same direction, although this time it is industry that wants control over its users. They're going to sell it to us as a security system -- they may even have convinced themselves it will improve security -- but it's fundamentally a control system. And in the long run, it's going to hurt security. Imagine we're living in a world of Trustworthy Computing, where no software can run on your Windows box unless Microsoft approves it. That brain drain you talk about won't be a problem, because security won't be in the hands of the user. Microsoft will tout this as the end of malware, until some hacker figures out how to get his software approved. That's the problem with any system that relies on control: Once you figure out how to hack the control system, you're pretty much golden. So instead of a zillion pesky worms, by 2017 we're going to see fewer but worse super worms that sail past our defenses. By then, though, we'll be ready to start building real security. As you pointed out, networks will be so embedded into our critical infrastructure -- and there'll probably have been at least one real disaster by then -- that we'll have no choice. The question is how much we'll have to dismantle and build over to get it right. Marcus Ranum: I agree regarding your gloomy view of the future. It's ironic the counterculture "hackers" have enabled (by providing an excuse) today's run-patch-run-patch-reboot software environment and tomorrow's software Stalinism. I don't think we're going to start building real security. Because real security is not something you build -- it's something you get when you leave out all the other garbage as part of your design process. Purpose-designed and purpose-built software is more expensive to build, but cheaper to maintain. The prevailing wisdom about software return on investment doesn't factor in patching and patch-related downtime, because if it did, the numbers would stink. Meanwhile, I've seen purpose-built Internet systems run for years without patching because they didn't rely on bloated components. I doubt industry will catch on. The future will be captive data running on purpose-built back-end systems -- and it won't be a secure future, because turning your data over always decreases your security. Few possess the understanding of complexity and good design principles necessary to build reliable or secure systems. So, effectively, outsourcing -- or other forms of making security someone else's problem -- will continue to seem attractive. That doesn't look like a very rosy future to me. It's a shame, too, because getting this stuff correct is important. You're right that there are going to be disasters in our future. I think they're more likely to be accidents where the system crumbles under the weight of its own complexity, rather than hostile action. Will we even be able to figure out what happened, when it happens? Folks, the captains have illuminated the "Fasten your seat belts" sign. We predict bumpy conditions ahead. This essay originally appeared in "Information Security Magazine." Commentary on the point/counterpoint. http://www.channelregister.co.uk/2007/12/04/security_in_2017/ Slashdot thread: http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/12/03/1840243 ** *** ***** ******* *********** ************* Comments from Readers There are hundreds of comments -- many of them interesting -- on these topics on my blog. 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Online media regulation in Ukraine 4. No decision yet from the EC on the status of the online music market 5. The broadcasting treaty resuscitated by the Council of Europe 6. Czech Big Brother Awards 2007 7. Opera complains to the EC on Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8. ENDitorial : "No Swiss DMCA" Referendum campaign 9. Recommended Reading 10. Agenda 11. About ============================================================ 1. Filtering the Internet - new request of music and film industry ============================================================ Concern has been raised by a memo sent to European policy-makers by the International Federation of Phonographic Industries asking European ISPs to filter the content transferred by their networks. The music and film industry continues to pressure from the EU regulators for control on the Internet, through ISPs. The issue raises even more concern as some European politicians seem comfortable to consumer's communications being interfered with and controlled by ISPs on behalf of rightholders. In November 2007, the European Parliament's Committee on Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE) handed to the Parliament a report amending a previous Culture and Education Committee report, calling ISPs "to apply filtering measures to prevent copyright infringements" with the purpose to "rethink the critical issue of intellectual property". Following this ITRE report, the EDRi-member Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Europe has sent a letter to the members of the Culture and Education Committee, showing how damaging Internet filtering would be from several points of view. EFF points out that filtering by ISPs is inefficient, doing very little to address the rightsholders' concerns while affecting artists, researcher or teachers, as filtering devices would be unable to evaluate the exceptions or limitations of the copyright that these categories benefit of. Internet content filtering will bring significant damages to the citizens' individual rights "in their roles as consumers, artists and educators" as well as additional costs for network reconfigurations that will be borne by ISPs and therefore passed on to their consumers. EFF believes that:" Any country that has a centralized system in place to pry into all its citizen's private communications, and then pre-emptively sever those which it deems "unsuitable", creates both a very disturbing precedent, and a dangerously powerful tool vulnerable to misuse." The vote on the final document will take place on the 21 January 2008 in the Culture and Education Committee. Music Industry Pressures EU Politicians for Filtered Internet (7.12.2007) http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2007/12/music-industry-europe-filter-pressure EFF Europe letter to the Culture and Education Committee http://www.eff.org/files/filenode/effeurope/CULT-filtering-letter.pdf ISPs - Technical options for addressing online copyright infringement http://www.eff.org/files/filenode/effeurope/ifpi_filtering_memo.pdf Network Filtering: Limiting Cultural Industries, Damaging the Internet (12.12.2007) http://www.eff.org/files/filenode/effeurope/NetworkFiltering.pdf Draft report on cultural industries in the context of the Lisbon strategy - Committee on Culture and Education (18.09.2007) http://www.europarl.europa.eu/oeil/file.jsp?id=5498632 Draft Opinion of the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy for the Committee on Culture and Education on Cultural industries in Europe (20.09.2007) http://www.europarl.europa.eu/meetdocs/2004_2009/documents/pa/685/685557/685557en.pdf Amendements to the opinion - ITRE Committee (31.10.2007) http://www.europarl.europa.eu/meetdocs/2004_2009/documents/am/692/692488/692488en.pdf Draft report - Guy Bono - Cultural industries in the context of the Lisbon Strategy (26.11.2007) http://www.europarl.europa.eu/registre/recherche/NoticeDetaillee.cfm?docid=254872&doclang=EN ============================================================ 2. Creative content online - main topic in new EC documents ============================================================ A new policy paper drafted by the European Commission (EC) shows its intention to promote new measures to fight against illegal file-sharing, taking as a positive example the French agreement between ISPs and the record industries already presented in EDRI-gram. The policy paper obtained by EurActiv and entitled "Creative content online in the Single Market" wants to involve all the stakeholders in the activities against piracy: "It seems appropriate to instigate co-operation procedures between access and service providers, right holders and consumers". The Commission communication also talks about the development of new legal offers of digital content available for consumers, educational programs to raise awareness on the copyright issues and availability of the digital content in a single market, suggesting multi-national copyright licences and the interoperability of platforms offering legal content. The digital content market is estimated to reach 8.3 billion euros by 2010 in the EU 25 and this is why the EC sees as a real concern the "piracy and unauthorised up- and downloading of copyrighted content". Therefore the Commission has started a public debate by "asking the sector's stakeholders whether they are ready to consider the French way, based on enforcement, and whether they consider applying filtering measures to be an effective means of preventing online copyright infringements." The position of the EC is not a surprise, if we take into consideration the statement of the European Information Society Commissioner Viviane Reding at the European Publishers' Forum on 6 December 2007. She emphasised her efforts to promote a new law on digital publishing copyrights, explaining that : "With the telecom package, I want to support competitiveness, innovation and creativity. It is the first time that an electronic communications package includes specific requirements for network operators and users to respect copyright law." Reading added: "People don't buy technology, they acquire contents and services. Therefore, the new rules contain references concerning compliance with national measures implementing the Copyright Directive and the Enforcement Directive. Moreover, the Universal Service Directive says that member states shall ensure that subscribers to electronic communications services or networks are clearly informed in advance of their obligations to respect copyright and related rights and of the most common acts of infringements and their legal consequences." The commissioner also pointed out the new role of the EC in this domain - a catalyst through a "communication on creative content online in the single market, which will generate business negotiations and improve legal certainty." But the publishers were also criticised, the European official considering they didn't adapt their business modes to the new dynamics asked by the raise of the Internet. According to Reading the publishers "face a big challenge in determining how to generate revenues in the digital age, and that most news and magazine publishers still earn less than 5 percent of revenues from new media, though this should double in the next year." EU plans new measures to curb online piracy (10.12.2007) http://www.euractiv.com/en/infosociety/eu-plans-new-measures-curb-online-piracy/article-168984 EU Online Copyright Bill Coming; Publishers Debate DRMs (9.12.2007) http://www.ip-watch.org/weblog/index.php?p=861 EDRi-gram: New agreement between the French ISPs and record industries (5.12.2007) http://www.edri.org/edrigram/number5.23/french-agreement-piracy ============================================================ 3. Online media regulation in Ukraine ============================================================ A public workshop held in Ukraine on 12 December 2007 was aimed to discuss the issues regarding the regulation of the new online media. The workshop was organised by Internews Ukraine together with the Council of Europe and the National Commission on Freedom of Speech and Development of the Information Sphere under the President of Ukraine. Besides the Ukrainian participants - from online and offline media - from Kiev and other important cities in Ukraine, the Council of Europe invited two experts - Thomas Schneider, Chairman of the Council of Europe Group of Specialists on Human Rights in the Information Society and Bogdan Manolea from EDRi as observer in the same Group mentioned above. The present law on media in Ukraine requires the offline media to register with a special office within the Ministry of Justice in order to be recognised as a journalist and have access to press conferences and have other rights, such as the protection of sources used in their journalistic activities. Although from the Ukrainian participants' interventions this process resulted to be more a notification than a registration, the main question of the seminar was whether the online media should be the subject of the same rules. The two Ukrainian speakers that were supposed to speak pro and against the regulation of the online media (Mr. Roman Skrypin , Media director, "RBK-Ukraine" independent Ukrainian information agency and Ms. Tetyana Popova, Board Chairman, The Ukrainian Internet Association respectively) reached similar conclusions - that a general obligation of the registration of online media is not possible and therefore such an obligation can't be put in the legislation. But they both agreed that a voluntary registration should be possible for any online media. Mr.Skrypin was even more trenchant in declaring that in order to be called online media, one should register with the Ministry of Justice, thus having the same rights and obligations as the other professional journalists. He also added that blogs of other websites can still exist with no problem, but they wouldn't be trusted as the other registered media. Ms. Popova also explained that three years ago the Ukrainian authorities were looking into regulating the Internet as much as possible, but now the situation has changed. Mr.Manolea intervened in pointing out that the discussion should also consider whether the mandatory registration with a state institution for offline media can be considered legal, especially under art.10 of the European Convention of Human Rights. He also asked for some clarifications regarding the advantages of registering as an online media with the Ukrainian authorities. From the later-on discussions, no specific advantages arose and the fact that almost all of the online media representatives at the seminar were not registered proved that the registration as such is doubtfully useful in any case. In fact, it appears that some of the online media representatives present saw the registration as a potential problem, since they could have been more easily dragged into defamation law-suits by the local oligarchs. Thomas Schneider's presentation focused on the definition of media and media regulation, as seen through the standards developed by the Council of Europe (CoE). He also underlined that "Any requirement to register online media may qualify as a prior restraint on freedom of expression that may contravene Art 10", presenting the ECHR decision in the case Gaweda vs. Poland on registration requirements for print media. Also he discussed the CoE experience in trying to identify what is online media and the difficulty to find a comprehensive definition in this respect. He emphasised that there should be no stricter regulation for online media than for offline media, according to the CoE Declaration on freedom of communication on the Internet from 2003 "Member states should not subject content on the Internet to restrictions which go further than those applied to other means of content delivery." But there could be an obligation to publish information of editorial responsibility and possibilities of contact ("Impressum"). However a distinction should be made between professional and individual websites and between those of relevance for public opinion shaping and others, respecting though the principle of secrecy of source of information. Pavlo Moiseev, Chief of Law Service from Internews Ukraine explained the legal details of the online media regulation, starting with the freedom of expression principle in the Ukraine's Constitution and the fact that the present laws do not foresee an obligatory registration for online media. Bogdan Manolea entitled his presentation "The limits of freedom of speech and the no-limits of the Internet" and he presented the European legislation on the limits to the freedom of speech, but also the practical problems the states face when they try to enforce these rules on the Internet content. The speech concentrated on the specific cases - most of them already reported in the EDRI-gram - that prove the Internet content faces tremendous difficulties to regulate, although if there are some national regulations on online content that may be considered illegal, harmful or infringing third parties' rights. He also explained by practical cases that any solution of filtering by governments can't be efficient and creates more problems than it solves.Therefore as a practical recommendation before taking into consideration any kind of regulation regarding the Internet content should look if the specific norms will not endanger the freedom of expression, if they can be realistically implemented and if the result will not be just to move the content unde the jusrisdiction of other countries, but still online. There was a lot of discussion about whether and how online media could and should be sued by the government or private persons for content that was not true or harmful in some way. In that respect, Thomas Schneider argued that, although there should be clear legal procedures about how to sue media that abuse their freedom of expression, going to court should in a democratic society only be the very last remedy. Sometimes, he said, things can be viewed from different angles and there might not be only one single truth. So people who do not agree with some media statement should make use of their right to reply and other ways to assure the diversity of opinions on an issue, before going to court too often. In its closing statement, Andriy Kulakov, Director of Internews Ukraine summarised some of the key aspects of the seminar including that the registration of the online media is not obligatory in Ukraine and that the online media should look more into self-regulation, like the off-line media. He also concluded that the most efficient way forward in talking about Internet content is to use awareness raising and educational programs. Bogdan Manolea - The limits of freedom of speech and the no-limits of the Internet (12.12.2007) http://www.edri.org/files/no-limits-internet.pdf Thomas Schneider - Regulation of online media:europe's experience (12.12.2007) http://www.internews.ua/sm/site/news/uploads/2007/12/14/345_av.ppt Seminar Regulation of on-line media: boundaries of freedom and willfulness (only in Ukrainian, 14.12.2007) http://www.internews.ua/ukraine/events/2007/12/14/1247.html ============================================================ 4. No decision yet from the EC on the status of the online music market ============================================================ During a conference on creative rights and cultural diversity organised by EUobserver on 6 December 2007, Josi Manuel Barroso, the President of the European Commission, stated the European Commission (EC) was not yet ready to take any short-term decision related to the management of the online music market. Despite new calls at the conference to review the voluntary guidelines on the collective management of online music rights issued in 2005 by the EC and supported by collective rights managers (CRMs), Barroso said the EC needed some time to find the right solutions based on a balanced, sustainable consensus of all the involved stakeholders. The guidelines are not legally binding for the EU states and, according to the music industry, about 21 out of the 27 members refuse to apply them. The European collecting societies also argue that the present guidelines favour big Anglo-American music publishers. However, as Jorgen Holmquist, director general of the European Union executive's internal market unit stated, a public consultation this year has shown a lack of broad support for this kind of legislation. Yet, he agreed that the system for managing online music rights was unsatisfactory. Mr Barroso stated he wanted to ensure that cultural diversity was properly represented on the Internet. "It's clear for me that we should not allow monopolistic licensing structures to emerge in the internet. The repertoire available in the internet must adequately reflect Europe's cultural diversity," he said. The EC guidelines presently give authors and composers the right to choose the collecting society they want to use and also encourage collecting societies to offer a pan-EU license to music distributors. Artists, supported by most MEPs, ask from the EC to regulate the online music market ensuring that CRMs provide a diversified range of music products, arguing that the present approach does not encourage niche and local markets. In their opinion, big CRMs will withdraw the successful international music products from the national CRMs which would therefore lose audience and which have a significant role in promoting and developing local talents. Already, some publishers such as EMI have started withdrawing the repertoires in English from some smaller CRMs. Industry officials also say that the guidelines could become useless in case Universal Music Group which is the world's biggest music publisher decides to use only one collective society or even none at all. In this sense, Universal's general counsel, Richard Constant said: "As we try to move into a digital world, we are held back by antiquated licensing practices. Europe is lagging behind (...) The recommendation is fundamentally flawed. We are still having to go to each society in each country for overpriced licenses." Barroso rules out quick decision on online music market (9.12.2007) http://euobserver.com/9/25302/?rk=1 EU exec stays above online music rights fray (7.12.2007) http://www.news.com/2100-1028_3-6221934.html EDRI-gram: Music: commission wants 1 internet clearing house (14.07.2005) http://www.edri.org/edrigram/number3.14/music ============================================================ 5. The broadcasting treaty resuscitated by the Council of Europe ============================================================ Pending the approval of its Committee of Ministers, the Council of Europe will try to promote a new broadcasting international document, building on the failed convention for the protection of broadcasting signals of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). As WIPO's 184 members have failed in agreeing upon a text for the treaty and as the conference for a full negotiation planned for November 2007 was postponed at the request of several member states and the European Broadcasting Union, the Council of Europe intends to proceed on reinforcing the initial WIPO recommendations on the matter. "I suspect that Council of Europe member states would be very happy if the WIPO deadlock were overcome and revert to WIPO negotiations," Jan Malinowski, head of the Council's Media and Information Society Division, told Intellectual Property Watch. "However, at present many feel that progress at the Council of Europe level is desirable." According to Malinowski, the Council would deal with the issue "by establishing a stronger legal basis in international law [to] provide guidance to states as to how to regulate the matter." He stated that during the last 20 years the Council has already "elaborated other instruments designed to enhance the protection of broadcasters neighbouring rights" such as the "Convention on the legal protection of services based on, or consisting of, conditional access adopted in 2001" and the "2002 Recommendation on measures to enhance the protection of the neighbouring rights of broadcasting organisations." IP issues have been also tackled by the Council's Convention on Cybercrime, by dealing in a more general sense with the infringement of copyright and related rights online or through computer systems. Also, regarding the concerns expressed by civil rights organisations and developing countries related to the fair access rules, Malinowski said: "A human rights-centred approach is also necessary when examining access to education, to knowledge, research, and I would add, also as regards cultural and artistic expression and scientific development." He also added that "Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights consecrates the right to freedom of expression and information without interference by public authority and regardless of frontiers". A group of specialists of the Council of Europe has the task to prepare a report on the trends and issues related to the protection of intellectual property rights as well as "the fundamental right to freedom of expression and free flow of information, access to knowledge and education, the promoting of research and scientific development and the protection and promotion of the diversity of cultural expressions and artistic creation" and to make concrete proposals for actions to be taken in this area. Broadcasting Treaty: Council of Europe Picks Up Where WIPO Left Off (10.12.2007) http://www.ip-watch.org/weblog/index.php?p=864 EDRI-gram: The broadcast treaty stalled by WIPO General Assembly (11.10.2006) http://www.edri.org/edrigram/number4.19/broadcast ============================================================ 6. Czech Big Brother Awards 2007 ============================================================ A panel of nine experts including journalists and civic associations' members chose the awards for this year BBA winners at the ceremony on 13 November 2007 in Prague, from more than 70 nominations. The Ministry of Interior of the Czech Republic received the award in the category Lifetime Menace for having ignored basic citizen privacy protection rights in elaborating the National Action Plan of Fighting Terrorism (NAP). During the elaboration process of NAP the Private Data Protection Office was not invited for discussion in issues. The Convention for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data No. 108 of the Council of Europe, adopted by the Czech Republic is not mentioned in the National Action Plans for particular periods. The NAP also contains concepts with significant negative impact to privacy of persons - e.g. the plan for making of national database of biometric data for verification of travel documents (in NAP 2005-2007, item 10.3). The NAP for 2007-2009 period again contains concepts for further spreading of camera systems, for wider access to bank data, for access to location and further telecommunication data. The award in the category Greatest Corporate Invader was granted collectively to the clients misusing the services or products of T-Mobile service "Where is .?", Cuckoldry test from DNAtest.cz, Mobile Bug from Goldsilver company and products of Odposlechy.com. The mentioned technologies or services allow intrusion to privacy unknown to the involved citizens. The Board decided to give the Worst Public Agency or Official Award to Plzen city, as the trustee of the municipal camera system operator (Plzen City Municipal Property Administration) and as the trustee of Municipal Police, for invading of citizen's privacy with camera systems and the absurd plan to fit municipal policemen with candid cameras for revealing of serving alcohol to teenagers (especially when uselessness of such clips as evidence is notorious) and for misuse of the municipal camera system on 2 August 2007, when it was used for spying of private flat either deliberately or due to operator's failure. The Plzen city was called "the biggest administrative snooper". USA Government, called "the biggest international snooper", won the Award in the category International Privacy Invader for running of a large network of technical spying and monitoring devices called Echelon. The system monitors electronic communication and infringes the privacy right. Moreover, the U.S. Government refuses to publish any information that could rule out the suspicion that the system is misused for industrial espionage and for groundless monitoring of honest people communication. In the category Dangerous New Technology, Martin Pegner, chief of the DNAtest.cz project was awarded for the so called Cuckoldry test. Promotion of this service stimulates spying of relatives. Making of DNA tests unknown to the persons whose biological samples are concerned, is considered by the board to be unacceptable. Absence of Ethic Code in DNA testing which should contain requirement for the consent of the tested persons is criticised as well. JUDr. Stanislav Gross of JUDr. Eduard Bruna Law Office was awarded in the category Boot in the Mouth. The Price was given for the statements in the article published on 13 December 2006 in Lidovi Noviny, in the Horizont section, under the title "Let us not to demonise wiretapping". The statements "Protection of the basic values of our society in the contemporary turbulent world will unfortunately require enlarging of state competences having features of exceptions from the rights guaranteed by the Constitution" and "That is why I would intercede against demonising of the official wiretapping and for acknowledgement of their necessity in the contemporary turbulent world" express, according to the board, unilateral effort for strengthening repressive and monitoring activities of the state , with no respect to basic rights, especially privacy. In the category Big Brother's Legal Rule the Award was given to Law No. 321/2006, which amends Law no.141/1961 about the criminal trial proceedings (Code of Criminal Proceedings) as amended by the subsequent laws and Law no. 283/1991 about Police of the Czech Republic, so called "DNA Amendment of the Code of Criminal Proceedings and of the Police Law". According to the Amendment, Police is allowed to take DNA sample not only from the accused person but also from suspected persons but it goes even further on - they can require the sample from the "concerned" person, i.e. de facto from anybody according to own discretion. The Amendment also smuggled this unprecedented measure into the Police Law - the possibility of broad DNA sampling of almost the whole imprisoned population - from the persons serving jail sentence for premeditated criminal offence to persons subjected to protective therapy. Finally, the Amendment introduces the possibility to forcefully collect DNA samples. The Smith positive Award for privacy defenders was given to Josef Skvoreck} Private Grammar School student representatives for their active intervention against monitoring of students and teachers in the classrooms of the Josef Skvoreck} Private Grammar School in 2006. Interior Ministry, Gross win 'Big Brother' prizes (14.11.2007) http://www.praguemonitor.com/en/212/czech_national_news/14629/ BBA 2007 press release (only in Czech, 13.11.2007) http://www.slidilove.cz/nejvetsi_slidilove_opet_odhaleni Video reportage of the Czech BBA 2007 (13.11.2007) http://video.respekt.cz/Big-Brother-Awards.html (contribution by Filip Pospisil - EDRI-member Iure Remedium - Czech Republik) ============================================================ 7. Opera complains to the EC on Microsoft's Internet Explorer ============================================================ As a result of a complaint made by the Norwegian web browser developer Opera Software ASA, the European Commission will examine under the antitrust regulation Microsoft's abuse in distributing the browser Internet Explorer with the Windows operating system. Opera Software states that Microsoft does not follow accepted web standards and therefore hinders programme developers in making programs that work with each other. In spite its many innovations in the field, the Norwegian company, although successful in making browsers for mobile phones, has failed to gain a share of the browser market on the Internet which is dominated by Microsoft's Internet Explorer. "Microsoft's unilateral control over standards in some markets creates a de facto standard that is more costly to support, harder to maintain, and technologically inferior and that can even expose users to security risks," argued Opera. This action follows the sucessfull one taken by EU antitrust authorities which determined the unbundling of Media Player from Windows operating system, in October this year. The complaint issued by Opera is supported by ICT software and hardware providers such as Oracle, Nokia, Adobe, IBM and by the European Committee for Interoperable Systems (ECIS). Thomas Vinje, ECIS spokesman and legal councillor stated in a press release on 13 December 2007: "By tying its Internet Explorer product to its monopoly Windows operating system and refusing to faithfully implement industry-accepted open standards, Microsoft deprives consumers of a real choice in internet browsers". Related to this complaint, Microsoft commented: "We will, of course, cooperate with any inquiries into these issues, but we believe the inclusion of the browser into the operating system benefits consumers, and that consumers and PC manufacturers already are free to choose any browsers they wish". During a press briefing on 12 December 2007, Jonathan Todd, the spokesman for Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes stated that the Commission would examine the complaint but that it was too early to make any "intelligent comment". Opera complains to EU about Microsoft's IE bundling (13.12.2007) http://www.siliconvalley.com/news/ci_7712063?nclick_check=1 A new EU competition case looms for Microsoft (14.12.2007) http://www.euractiv.com/en/infosociety/new-eu-competition-case-looms-microsoft/article-169118 EDRi-gram: EU court confirms the 497 million euro fine against Microsoft (26.09.2007) http://www.edri.org/edrigram/number5.18/microsoft-decision-tpi ============================================================ 8. ENDitorial : "No Swiss DMCA" Referendum campaign ============================================================ Like everywhere else, DRM (Digital Restrictions Management) systems which impose technical restrictions on what end users can do with texts and multimedia content are highly unpopular also in Switzerland. At the same time, the representatives of the entertainment industry claim that this technology is necessary, and politicians are inclined to believe their view that there should be a law against circumvention of DRM system. The main difference from most other countries is that Swiss citizens are able to force a national vote about the change of the law by collecting 50 000 signatures. Of course the politicians know this and take it into account already when discussing legal proposals in the commissions of the Parliament. As a result, even though the copyright law revision adds a prohibition against breaking DRM systems and against marketing computer programs which have this purpose, this prohibition is significantly restricted by a clause which says that it cannot be enforced against anyone who circumvents DRM systems only for purposes that are explicitly allowed by the law, such as making a small number of copies of music or video CDs for friends, or reverse engineering. In this regard, the Swiss copyright law allows more than the corresponding laws of many other countries. The big question is of course whether these restrictions of the prohibition against breaking DRM systems are sufficient to prevent DRM systems from having a severe negative impact on society. There are serious doubts about that and, while the draft law was under consideration in the two chambers of the Parliament and their legal affairs commissions, these concerns have been pointed out by various organizations representing Swiss consumers and business interests which are opposed to DRM. Nevertheless, in the judgement of these organizations, the revision that the Swiss Parliament decided on is not such a bad compromise to make them want to organize or support a referendum campaign against it. In spite of this, someone has now announced a referendum campaign against the revision of copyright law. Since the organizations which have so far been active in this political process are not supporting it, no-one expects the campaign to have much success, but of course surprises are always possible in politics. Campaign website http://www.no-dmca.ch Swiss DADVSI : a petition for a referendum is launched (only in French, 4.12.2007) http://www.ratiatum.com/breve6160_DADVSI_suisse_une_petition_pour_un_referendum_est_lancee.html (Contribution by Norbert Bollow - EDRI-member Swiss Internet User Group) ============================================================ 9. Recommended Reading ============================================================ HuriSearch - Developed by HURIDOCS, HuriSearch is the first and only comprehensive search engine specialized in human rights. It provides direct full text search of over 4 000 human rights websites. Currently over 3 100 000 pages are indexed. http://www.hurisearch.org ============================================================ 10. 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As noted previously, this technique is extremely successful at revealing the street addresses for U.S. landline (non-mobile) telephone numbers, including those aforementioned unlisted numbers. The returned information isn't 100% accurate for all queries and some numbers are missing -- I suspect stale data in certain situations -- but it's very "good" overall. Also, the full text of a response I received from the company's (apparent) public relations firm is available for your perusal and amusement ( http://lauren.vortex.com/acceller-rocket-response.txt ). Calling this procedure an "exploit" is actually a misnomer as you'll see, since it's simple and direct to access once you know where it lives -- and even that is unfortunately relatively obvious, so it seems very likely that it's already being used for "unintended" purposes. My hope is that broader knowledge of this matter may lead to a more rapid resolution of the situation, since the firm chose not to limit this data after I called their attention to the privacy issues involved. As you probably know, various large cable television and other service firms (e.g. Time Warner, Comcast, etc.) offer an array of Web-based offers via their Web sites. The most typical means for a new customer to query these sites about available offers at their location is via their phone number. And as it turns out, a major provider of back-end database and related operations provides various functional aspects of many related Web sites. Enter a phone number at the Time Warner offers site, for example, and it's likely to actually be processed by this back-end service (sometimes in a quite obvious manner). 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The Premier AV-TSX allows an unauthenticated user to read or tamper with its memory. The Hart EMS has audit logs that can be erased. In fact, the first 17 pages of the report\u2013essentially the table of contents\u2013is an indictment of these systems. To make matters worse, these machines don\u2019t run constantly. That means malicious software could be planted and not turn up until election time. These machines aren\u2019t patched regularly either. The report is too massive to detail completely here, but at a high level here are the takeaways from the EVEREST report: * Systems uniformly stunk at security and \u201cfailed to adequately address important threats against election data and processes.\u201d * A root cause of these security failures was \u201cpervasive mis-application of security technology.\u201d Standard practices for cryptography, key and password management and security hardware go ignored. * Auditing capabilities are a no show. \u201cIn all systems, the logs of election practices were commonly forgeable or erasable by the principals who they were intended to be monitoring.\u201d Translation: If there\u2019s an attack the lack of auditing means you can\u2019t isolate or recover from the problem. * Software maintenance practices \u201cof the studied systems are deeply flawed.\u201d The EVEREST report calls the election software \u201cfragile.\u201d Why would these machines be so enticing as a target? 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For half a century, Crypto AG, a Swiss company located in Zug, has sold to more than 100 countries the encryption machines their officials rely upon to exchange their most sensitive economic, diplomatic and military messages. Crypto AG was founded in 1952 by the legendary (Russian born) Swedish cryptographer Boris Hagelin. During World War II, Hagelin sold 140,000 of his machine to the US Army. "In the meantime, the Crypto AG has built up long standing cooperative relations with customers in 130 countries," states a prospectus of the company. The home page of the company Web site says, "Crypto AG is the preferred top-security partner for civilian and military authorities worldwide. Security is our business and will always remain our business." And for all those years, US eavesdroppers could read these messages without the least difficulty. A decade after the end of WWII, the NSA, also known as No Such Agency, had rigged the Crypto AG machines in various ways according to the targeted countries. It is probably no exaggeration to state that this 20th century version of the "Trojan horse" is quite likely the greatest sting in modern history. In effect, US intelligence had spies in the government and military command of all these countries working around the clock without ever risking the possibility of being unmasked. An Old and Venerable Company In the aftermath of the Islamic revolution, Iran, quite understandably, would no longer trust encryption equipment provided by companies of NATO countries. The Swiss reputation for secrecy and neutrality lured Iranians to Crypto AG, an old and venerable company. They never imagined for a moment that, attached to the encrypted message, their Crypto machines were transmitting the key allowing the de scri ption of messages they were sending. The scheme was perfect, undetectable to all but those who knew where to look. Crypto AG, of course, denied the allegations as "pure invention." In 1994, the company issued a message in the Swiss press, stating that "manipulation of Crypto AG equipment is absolutely excluded." On the Wikipedia page of Crypto AG, one can read: "Crypto AG rejected these accusations as pure invention, asserting in a press release that in March 1994, the Swiss Federal Prosecutor's Office initiated a wide-ranging preliminary investigation against Crypto AG, which was completed in 1997. The accusations regarding influence by third parties or manipulations, which had been repeatedly raised in the media, proved to be without foundation." However, meetings between a NSA cryptographer and Crypto AG personnel to discuss the design of new machines have been factually established. The story was also confirmed by former employees and is supported by company documents. Boris Hagelin is said to have acted out of idealism. What is certain is that the deal for Crypto AG was quite juicy. In return for rigging their machines, Crypto AG is understood to have been granted export licenses to all entities controlled by the NSA. Early Hints A book published in 1977 by Ronald Clark (The Man Who Broke Purple: The Life of Colonel William F. Friedman) revealed that William F. Friedman, another Russian-born genius in the field of cryptography (he deciphered the Japanese code in World War II) and onetime special assistant to the NSA director, had visited Boris Hagelin in 1957. Friedman and Hagelin met at least on two other occasions. Clark was urged by the NSA not to reveal the existence of these meetings for national security reasons. In 1982, James Bamford confirmed the story in his book on the NSA: The Puzzle Palace. The operation was codenamed the "Boris project." In effect, Friedman and Hagelin had reached an agreement that was going to pave the way to cooperation of Crypto AG with the NSA. Despite these very obvious hints, countries such as Iran, Iraq and Libya continued using the Crypto AG machines for encrypting their messages. And so did the Vatican, among many other entities. Persian Suspicions In 1987, ABC News Beirut correspondent Charles Glass was taken hostage for 62 days in Lebanon by Hezbollah, the Shi'ite Muslim group widely believed to have been founded by Ali Akbar Mohtashemi, when he was Iranian ambassador to Syria in the early 1980s. Washington claimed that NSA had intercepted coded Iranian diplomatic cables between Iran's embassies in Beirut and the Hezbollah group. Iranians began to wonder how the US intelligence could have broken their code. After the USS Vincennes shot down an Iranian Airbus over the Persian Gulf on July 3, 1988, "Iran vowed that the skies would rain with American blood." A few months later, on Dec. 21, a terrorist bomb brought down Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. Once more, NSA intercepted and decoded a communication of Iranian Interior Minister Ali Akbar Mohtashemi linking Iran to the bombing of Pan Am 103. One intelligence summary, prepared by the US Air Force Intelligence Agency, was requested by lawyers for the bankrupt Pan American Airlines through the Freedom of Information Act. "Mohtashemi is closely connected with the Al Abas and Abu Nidal terrorist groups. He is actually a long-time friend of Abu Nidal. He has recently paid 10 million dollars in cash and gold to these two organizations to carry out terrorist activities and was the one who paid the same amount to bomb Pan Am Flight 103 in retaliation for the US shoot-down of the Iranian Airbus." Moreover, Israeli intelligence intercepted a coded transmission between Mohtashemi in Teheran and the Iranian Embassy in Beirut concerning the transfer of a large sum of money to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command, headed by Ahmed Jibril, as payment for the downing of Pan Am 103. The Iranians were now at a loss to explain how Western and Israeli intelligence agencies could so easily defeat the security of their diplomatic traffic. The ease with which the West was reading Iranian coded transactions strongly suggested that some may have possessed the decryption keys. The Bakhtiar Murder In April 1979, Shahpour Bakhtiar was forced to leave Iran as the last prime minister of the Shah. He returned to France where he lived in the west Paris suburb of Suresnes. In July 1980, he nearly escaped an assassination attempt. On Aug. 6, 1991, Bakhtiar and his personal secretary Katibeh Fallouch were murdered by three assassins. Two of them fled to Iran, but the third, Ali Vakili Rad, was apprehended in Switzerland. One of the six alleged accomplices, Zeyal Sarhadi was an employee of the Iranian Embassy in Berne and a great-nephew of former president of Iran Hasemi Rafsanjani. Both men were extradited to France for trial. On the day of his assassination and one day before his body was found with his throat slit, the Teheran headquarters of the Iranian Intelligence Service, the VEVAK, transmitted a coded message to Iranian diplomatic missions in London, Paris, Bonn and Geneva. "Is Bakhtiar dead?" the message asked. Switzerland's Neue Zurcher Zeitung reported that the U.S. had provided the contents of encrypted Iranian messages to France to assist Investigating Magistrate Jean Louis Bruguiere in the conviction of Ali Vakili Rad and one of his alleged accomplices Massoud Hendi. This information was confirmed by L' Express. The NSA interception and decoding of the message led to the identification of the murderers before the murder was discovered. From the Swiss and French press reports, Iranians now knew that British and American SIGINT operators had intercepted and decoded the crucially embarrassing message. Something was definitely wrong with their encryption machines. The Buehler Arrest Hans Buehler was a top Crypto AG salesman who had worked at the Zug company for 13 years. In March 1992, Buehler, a strongly built cheerful man in his 50s, was on his 25th trip to Iran on behalf of Crypto AG. Then, on March 18, he was arrested. Iranian intelligence agents accused him of spying for the United States as well as Germany. Buehler was held in solitary confinement in the Evin prison located in the north of Tehran. He was interrogated everyday for five hours for more than nine months. "I was never beaten, but I was strapped to wooden benches and told I would be beaten. I was told Crypto was a spy center that worked with foreign intelligence services." Buehler never confessed any wrongdoing on his part or on the part of Crypto AG. It appeared that he had acted in good faith and the Iranians came to believe him. "I didn't know that the equipment was bugged, otherwise the Iranians would have gotten it out of me by their many methods." Back to Switzerland In January 1993, after nine months of detention, Crypto AG [or was it Siemens?] paid US$1 million to secure Buehler's freedom. During the first weeks after his return to Switzerland, Buehler's life was once again beautiful. The euphoria did not last long. Once more, his life came to an abrupt change. Crypto fired him and demanded repayment of the $1 million provided to Tehran for his liberation. Back to Zug, Buehler began to ask some embarrassing questions about the Iranian allegations. And the answers tended to back up Iranian suspicions. Soon, reports began to appear on Swiss television and radio. Major Swiss newspapers and German magazines such as Der Spiegel picked up the story. Most, if not all, came to the conclusion that Crypto AG's equipment had been rigged by one or several Western intelligence services. Buehler was bitterly disappointed. He felt nothing short of having been betrayed by his former employer. During all these years, Buehler never thought for a second that he had been unknowingly working for spies. Now, he was sure that he had done so. Buehler contacted several former Crypto AG employees. All admitted to him, and eventually to various media, that they believed that the company had long cooperated with US and German intelligence agencies. The Truth Emerges One of these former engineers told Buehler that he had learned about the cooperation from Boris Hagelin Jr., the son of the company's founder and sales manager for North and South America. In the 1970s, while stranded in Buenos Aires, Boris Hagelin Jr. confided that he thought his father had been wrong to accept rigging the Crypto AG machines. Stunned by the revelation, the engineer decided to take this matter directly to the head of Crypto AG. Boris Hagelin confirmed that the encryption methods were unsafe. "Different countries need different levels of security. The United States and other leading Western countries required completely secure communications. Such security would not be appropriate for the Third World countries that were Crypto's customers," Boris Hagelin explained to the baffled engineer. "We have to do it." The NSA-Crypto AG Collaboration A Crypto AG official document describes an August 1975 meeting set up to demonstrate the capacity of a new prototype. The memorandum lists among the participants Nora L. Mackebee, who, like her husband, was an NSA employee. Asked about the meeting, she merely replied: "I cannot say anything about it." During the '70s, Motorola helped Crypto AG in making the transition from mechanical to electronic machines. Bob Newman was among the Motorola engineers working with Crypto AG. Newman remembers very well Mackebee but says that he ignored that she was working for the NSA. Juerg Spoerndli left Crypto AG in 1994. He helped design the machines in the late '70s. "I was ordered to change algorithms under mysterious circumstances" to weaker machines," says Spoerndli who concluded that NSA was ordering the design change through German intermediaries. "I was idealistic. But I adapted quickly b& the new aim was to help Big Brother USA look over these countries' shoulders. We'd say 'It's better to let the USA see what these dictators are doing,'" Spoerndli says. "It's still an imperialistic approach to the world. I do not think it's the way business should be done," Spoerndli adds. Ruedi Hug, another former Crypto AG technician, also believes that the machines were rigged. "I feel betrayed. They always told me that we were the best. Our equipment is not breakable, blah, blah, blah. Switzerland is a neutral country." Crypto AG vs. Buehler Crypto AG called these allegations "old hearsay and pure invention." When Buehler began to suggest openly that there may be some truth to them, Crypto AG not only dismissed him on the spot, but also filed a legal case against him. Yet Crypto AG settled the case out of court, in November 1996, before other former Crypto AG employees could provide evidence in court that was likely to have brought embarrassing details to light. No one has heard from Buehler since the settlement. "He made his fortune financially," whispers an insider. A Fuzzy Ownership The ownership of Crypto AG has been to a company in Liechtenstein, and from there back to a trust company in Munich. Crypto AG has been described as the secret daughter of Siemens but many believe that the real owner is the German government. Several members of Crypto AG's management had worked at Siemens. At one point in time, 99.99 percent of the Crypto AG shares belonged to Eugen Freiberger, the head of the Crypto AG managing board in 1982. Josef Bauer was elected to the managing board in 1970. Bauer, as well as other members of Crypto AG management, stated that his mandate had come from the German company Siemens. The German secret service, the Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND), is believed to have established the Siemens' connection. In October 1970, a secret meeting of the BND had discussed how the Swiss company Graettner could merge with it. "The Swedish company Ericsson could be influenced through Siemens to terminate its own cryptographic business," reads the memo of the meeting. A former employee of Crypto AG reported that he had to coordinate his developments with the "central office for encryption affairs" of the BND, also known as the "people from Bad Godesberg." American "watchers" demanded the use of certain encryption codes and the "central office for encryption affairs" instructed Crypto AG what algorithms to use to create these codes. Bakhtiar Murder Trial "In the industry everybody knows how such affairs will be dealt with," says a former Crypto engineer. "Of course such devices protect against interception by unauthorized third parties, as stated in the prospectus. But the interesting question is: Who is the authorized fourth?" On Dec. 6, 1994, a special French terrorism court convicted two Iranians of murdering Bakhtiar. Vakili Rad was sentenced to life in prison. But, to the dismay of all observers, Sarhadi was acquitted. "Justice has not been entirely served for reasons of state," complained Bakhtiar's widow. It appears indeed that France, Switzerland, the German BND and the NSA decided to let Sarhadi go free in order to preserve the "secrecy" of the Crypto AG cooperation with the NSA. 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Another virtual entrepreneur who has contemplated - but not yet initiated - legal action is Catherine Fitzpatrick, a Second Life real estate dealer who goes by the Second Life name of [20]Prokofy Neva. She says she regularly receives obscene and racist messages from the Nigras, some of which have led to tenants leaving her properties. "I don't view Second Life as a fantasy world," says Fitzpatrick. "I'm looking at it as a business." That attitude makes some residents anxious. "The worry is that legislators will say virtual worlds should be the same as the real world and make very naive laws," Reynolds says. It is not only business activities that might bring a legal clampdown to virtual worlds. Second Life has a long tradition of adult users adopting childlike avatars, and sometimes getting their characters to engage in sexual acts with adult avatars. Users have debated whether this amounts to virtual child pornography, but since Second Life is viewed as a fantasy world, and all participants are adults, such behaviour has generally been tolerated. In May, however, a German TV show covered the practice and reported details to the police. Linden Lab subsequently banned two of the residents involved. Meanwhile gambling, which is illegal in most US states but widespread in Second Life, has also taken a hit. In July, Linden Lab decided to shut down its virtual casinos after receiving a visit from the FBI. Angry users on the firm's blog accused the company of eroding the freedom associated with an experience that was, after all, designed to be different from normal life. "Welcome to Real Life 2," wrote one user. "Enjoy your stay!" Will big online worlds like Second Life and WoW survive these legal attacks, perhaps by adopting the protected status that sports enjoy (see "Sporting solution")? Or will the pressure from commercially minded users eradicate the anything-goes spirit, perhaps allowing smaller and freer worlds to take their place? Read about a host of planned virtual experiences in next week's instalment of this New Scientist report. Sporting solution The fantasy inherent to virtual worlds is under attack from commercially minded residents and real-world laws. Is it possible to keep everyone happy? One solution is to look to sport for guidance, says New York attorney Sean Kane. When players take to the rugby field, they experience tackles that would be classed as assaults if they took place anywhere else. Courts understand this and create what Kane calls a "magic circle" around on-field behaviour. When disputes arise, the courts tend to respect the arbitration systems established by sport authorities, even though such committees have no formal legal standing. Virtual worlds might earn the same respect from courts if they ensure that the arbitration systems established by residents are fair and transparent. Another option is to have different types of virtual spaces, says [21]Ren Reynolds, who studies virtual worlds, with some regulated to keep entrepreneurs happy, and others free, for people who just want to have fun. Second Life, however, is one space that could face more legal problems. The site currently [22]reserves the right to terminate a user's account "for any or no reason", destroying their virtual assets. If the company does not start to provide residents with genuine ownership, some will feel compelled to go to the courts, Kane says. Related Articles FBI investigates virtual casinos in Second Life http://technology.newscientist.com/article/dn11533 4 April 2007 Online games, real-life crimes http://technology.newscientist.com/article/mg19025521.700 20 May 2006 "Grey goo" engulfs virtual world http://technology.newscientist.com/article/dn10616 20 November 2006 Game company sued over virtual land squabble http://technology.newscientist.com/article/dn9189 18 May 2006 Web letter: What Life? http://technology.newscientist.com/article/mg19526221.100 22 September 2007 Weblinks Anshe Chung's Second Life property portfolio http://dreamland.anshechung.com/ Ren Reynolds http://www.ren-reynolds.com/ Videos and podcasts about the Patriotic Nigras http://www.mefeedia.com/tags/nigras/ Second Life http://secondlife.com/ World of Warcraft guilds http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/basics/guilds.html Drakeford & Kane http://www.drakefordkane.com/whatsnew.htm Virtual Policy Network http://www.virtualpolicy.net/ Prokofy Neva, Second Life http://secondthoughts.typepad.com/about.html Second Life's policy on wagering http://blog.secondlife.com/2007/07/25/wagering-in-second-life-new-policy/ Linden Lab Terms of Service http://secondlife.com/corporate/tos.php Survey of developers in the Second Life directory http://blog.secondlife.com/2007/07/10/survey-of-developers-in-the-second-life-developer%c2%a0directory-june-2007/ References 11. http://adserver.adtech.de/?adlink|2.0|289|113580|1|170|ADTECH;grp=125608041;loc=300; 12. http://dreamland.anshechung.com/ 13. http://www.secretlair.com/index.php?/clickableculture/entry/anshe_chung_courts_streisand_effect/ 14. http://blog.johnedwards.com/story/2007/2/27/21847/2507 15. http://blog.secondlife.com/2007/07/10/survey-of-developers-in-the-second-life-developer%c2%a0directory-june-2007/ 16. http://technology.newscientist.com/channel/tech/dn9189-game-company-sued-over-virtual-land-squabble.html 17. http://www.virtualpolicy.net/ 18. http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/basics/guilds.html 19. http://news.com.com/Online+game+warns+gay-lesbian+guild/2100-1043_3-6033112.html 20. http://secondthoughts.typepad.com/about.html 21. http://www.ren-reynolds.com/ 22. http://secondlife.com/corporate/tos.php E-mail me if you have problems getting the referenced articles. _______________________________________________ tt mailing list tt at postbiota.org http://postbiota.org/mailman/listinfo/tt ----- End forwarded message ----- -- Eugen* Leitl leitl http://leitl.org ______________________________________________________________ ICBM: 48.07100, 11.36820 http://www.ativel.com http://postbiota.org 8B29F6BE: 099D 78BA 2FD3 B014 B08A 7779 75B0 2443 8B29 F6BE From lwalden_zx at zipmail.com.br Sat Dec 29 21:31:09 2007 From: lwalden_zx at zipmail.com.br (Krystal L. 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