Get your money back We just released our pay per click assurance product, which I think will be useful to other people doing web stuff. Basically it does anomaly detection on the page views coming to your site to determine if your pay per click campaign traffic is within the parameters you specified from the provider (Google or Yahoo, more to come). Our experience is that quite a few people will find that they aren't always getting what they paid for - in which case there's a button that reports the problem and gets your money back for you (yes, it's that easy). The official press release has a few more details.
posted to Projects by mock at 8:51 AM on January 29, 2008

You break it, you own it. We are having a bit of a contest to see just how secure OSX really is.
posted to Projects by mock at 7:20 PM on March 23, 2007

PacSec Speakers list announced PacSec is a Tokyo spin off of the CanSecWest conference(held in Vancouver) devoted to technical computer security presentations. The list of speakers has been announced. Of interest, this will probably be the event to see everything Vista security related before it is finally released. As well, there are talks on source code analysis (by coverity, the people who have been analysing popular open source projects), IPTV, Cross Site Request Forgery and its mitigation, vulnerabilities in the linux kernel, the next generation of Office/OpenOffice document vulnerabilities, breaking biometrics (how to defeat fingerprint recognition systems), new techniques for host intrusion detection, new malware obfuscation, and lots to do with IPv6. Come out and join us, if you're near Tokyo this November.
posted to Projects by mock at 4:19 PM on October 4, 2006