According to Bruce Schneier, “the fundamental problems in computer security are no longer about technology; they’re about applying technology,” which is why a conference dedicated to the the economics of information security has a lot to say about where IT security is going.

Want to stop terrorism? Find the terrorists wives. Or maybe give them a small business loan. Both would probably be most effective.

NetworkWorld’s 10 cutting-edge network research projects you should know about is worth reading for a peek at what’s happening to electronic networks large and small in the next few years.

The SmartCar will be distributed in the United States beginning in 2008. It’s going to sell like hotcakes in San Francisco, where some people pay more for a garage than an apartment.

An experiment conducted with an anti-cancer drug demonstrated that cell division is, theoretically and in at least one set of unusual conditions practically, reversible. Cells that had already split actually recombined.