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Criminal IT: Why insecurity is implicit in computing

By Neil Barrett

Published: Wednesday 18 May 2005

Hey, gizza job! Your work sounds fascinating, a...
John H Woods

Re: 'Hey, gizza job' Thanks for the comment; pe...
Neil Barrett

Part two... In the computational approach, ther...
Neil Barrett

This highly relevant and interesting article illus...
Nick Cole

Surely the point of a Turing machine is not that i...
Mike W

I think you just proved that Asimov's Laws of Robo...
Neil Barrett

As the colleague referred to in Neil’s article, so...
Stephen Castell

I don't trust anyone with green bathroom tiles...
Anonymous

Re: Part 2 I agree that the "Russian Doll" appr...
Steve Cowles

"I can breathe underwater" is not false it is inco...
Mike Oldman

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