Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Antispyware Bill passes House of Representatives House passes more tech-friendly antispyware bill. In win for tech industry, bill that would not regulate the software industry clears the House of Representatives. [CNET News.com] Also in Computerworld: Spyware bill passes House of Representatives. On Tuesday the House of Representatives passed an antispyware bill that would make it illegal to access a computer without authorization. The bill now proceeds to the Senate. 9:44:37 PM    comment [] New Entry in Security Blog Space Google enters the security (blog) space. Blog: With the launch of an online security blog, Google fuels speculation it might begin offering online security services. [CNET News.com] My must-read security blog remains Schneier on Security from Bruce Schneier whose Cryptogram newsletter also provides a good read. 9:42:46 PM    comment [] Public Records Go Too Far Web Sites Listing Informants Concern Justice Dept.. The Justice Department is urging federal courts to make fundamental changes in access to electronic court files. By ADAM LIPTAK. [NYT > Technology] This includes: [base "]We are getting a pretty significant push from the Justice Department to take plea agreements off the electronic file entirely,[per thou] Judge Tunheim said. [base "]But it is important to have our files accessible. I really do not want to see a situation in which plea agreements are routinely sealed or kept out of the electronic record.[per thou] The significant balance is between public access to public records and public safety from revealing personal details. I don't feel comfortable linking to the site that reveals informants. 9:38:45 PM    comment []

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