Cryptography, Information Theory and Codes
March 12, 2011 2 Comments
As reported by the National Post
Canada’s telecom regulator said Friday it will not expand its probe into Internet pricing to look at the billing practices of retail Internet services because market forces are working just fine for consumers.
A related editorial, explains why this is the right approach.
A “Free” internet does not mean that users should not be paying market prices for connectivity or services.
See my previous post.
 | phillipsomerville on Collisions, a secure hash func… |
 | Anonymous on Attacks on Cryptographic Syste… |
| Anonymous on Attacks on Cryptographic Syste… |
| Anonymous on Attacks on Cryptographic Syste… |
 | Mario on Attacks on Cryptographic Syste… |
Data Security and Information Theory are essential to modern life. Far from being the exclusive domain of academics and geeks, the fundamentals and its application are easy to understand for most people. Here, my modest attempt to bring some of the issues to the public discourse and spread the knowledge to make the internet a safer place for your virtual self.
Click below to find out more
The Register UK – Security Sciencedaily: Encryption
CryptoBlog - Data Security and Information Theory 
Pretty good post. I just stumbled upon this site and I’ve got to say that I have really enjoyed reading your posts. I’ll be subscribing to your feed anyway and I hope you’ll post again soon. Big thanks for the good info.
You’re welcome