It seems I don’t find the time to blog.
Quite active on twitter (@telyas) and facebook (http://www.facebook.com/telyas), it sometimes feels redundant to maintain this blog.
But, will do my best to post at least one entry per week.
Stay tuned
A Journey to the Levant
It seems I don’t find the time to blog.
Quite active on twitter (@telyas) and facebook (http://www.facebook.com/telyas), it sometimes feels redundant to maintain this blog.
But, will do my best to post at least one entry per week.
Stay tuned
I may be speculating here, but the Iran Virus story and media coverage made me think.
Facts:
Yet the Media speculates:
Facts seem to contradict the speculation, but the story becomes more interesting, doesn’t it?
However, Mr O’Murchu and others, such as security expert Bruce Schneier, have said that there was currently not enough evidence to draw conclusions about what its intended target was or who had written it.
And now my speculation:
As Siemens are obviously do not actively involve themselves in the PR and reports of “some researchers have claimed”, it looks like Symantec are doing all they can do to blow this story out of proportions. This is not a story of “Symantec software failed to identify and stop a malware”, but “Symantec cannot possibly identify and stop such a sophisticated Super Virus written by a Nation State”.
Wanted to write about my experience getting a Japanese driving License, but found this Get a Driver’s License guide to be quite complete.
I actually wish I read it before the process. It took me one written tests and two driving tests to get my license.
Two observations: