22 Feb
2005
22 Feb
'05
6:58 p.m.
Hi,
[...]
Some answers ...
The ministry of economy has a "new" project (CASES) that has the aim to
raise awareness rlated to NIS (Network and Information Security). It's
website www.cases.lu is the national NIS portal, and bytheway I'm the
project manager ;)
We (CASES) are thinking about this for sometime now and will probably have
a large campaign about wireless this year in collaboration with the CNPD
(National data protection comittee, www.cnpd.lu) which probably will
include a wardriving ... it's too early to say more.
Ok, I suppose this will be targeted to the public in general, but only
"tech" guys will attend the event (if by compaign, you mean an
event...). In addition, people would have to inform themselves on where
and when this might take place. People will have to go to the
information. This is always an issue. I was thinking in the opposite:
information flows to the mass. Or at least it is available near the mass
(non-tech people) through events organized by the city hall or local groups.
Another group I know that did wardriving stuff and published their "study"
is the CLUSSIL (www.clussil.lu) in collboration with CSRRT-LU
(www.csrrt.org.lu) (I'm also a member of both ;).
Again, all those groups are for people already interested in IT
security. I was thinking about the 40 year old guy with two kids who
buys a wireless router at Aldi and installs it to get it working whitout
any considerations about security...
I could continue writing pages, cause security is my job, but well I hope
this helps for the start...
Security is also my job therefore I'm highly interested in your pages :)
But, I suppose time is an issue... :).
To summarize, well, nothing to be done ... :|.
ciao,
pst
@+
Paulo
As you see, I don't know much but I was willing to
try something.
Thanks for any suggestions/advices/ideas :)
Paulo
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