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Obama pledges Net Neutrality, Ewok safety
Comment Politicians long ago gave up on politics. Instead of articulating great ideas, the choice that faces voters today is between identikit managerial bureaucrats who've never had a job outside politics. Most of their adult lives have been spent in the hermetic world of wonkdom. So it's little wonder, then, that they have trouble distinguishing between fiction and reality. And it's no surprise at all to hear that a virtual Presidential candidate is throwing his electrons behind a virtual cause, to repeal a virtual law that never existed. .
Slashdot: Expert Unveils 'Scary' VoIP Hack
Kurtz'sKompund passed us a link to a Techworld article on a frightening new vulnerability for VoIP. The UK's Peter Cox has put together a proof-of-concept software package to illustrate the flaw, a program he's calling SIPtap. "The software is able to monitor multiple Voice-over-IP (VoIP) call streams, listening in and recording them for remote inspection as .wav files. All that the criminal would need would be to infect a single PC inside the network with a Trojan incorporating these functions, although the hack would work at ISP level as well. The program can index 'IP-tapped' calls by caller - using SIP identity information - and by recipient, and even by date." Read more of this story at Slashdot. Read More on Slashdot...
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'Live with Dan Abrams' for Oct. 1
Jenna Bush breaks her silence. The first daughter speaks out about politics, her future and her father‘s critics. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) JENNA BUSH, PRESIDENT BUSH‘S DAUGHTER: He‘s not the president of the United States, he‘s my father. So yes, I don‘t like to watch television, you know, because I don‘t like to see those criticisms. (END VIDEO CLIP) ABRAMS: Plus, a new report says the Bush administration is now drawing up fresh battle plans for Iran. But with the majority of Americans saying they don‘t want an Iran war, is military action really—and I mean really—going to happen? (COMMERCIAL BREAK) ABRAMS: President Bush‘s daughters try to stay under the radar. Most of the time, they succeed—when they have not been out partying. But now Jenna Bush is ready to talk as she promotes a new book she wrote about an AIDS patient.
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