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Security Breach?

Diebold Admits Systemic Audit Log Failure SACRAMENTO, California – Premier Election Solutions (formerly Diebold Election Systems) admitted in a state hearing Tuesday that the audit...

16 years 1 month ago

Avionics 09

I am back in the office after a busy few weeks at Embedded World and Avionics 09 . I read in the news that the third C-130AMP has its first flight ahead of schedule which is...

16 years 1 month ago

Trade Shows in Aerospace and Defence

I visited Embedded World in Nueremberg last week and was pretty stunned at the size of the show – it reminded me of the old embedded shows we used to have at Olympia, which have...

16 years 2 months ago

Quantum Leap for encryption

The topic of data security is finding its way into mainstream media news reports these days, often due to high-profile lapses or breaches; and whilst encryption is sometimes...

16 years 2 months ago

Forty Years of the Boeing 747

Today, it’s exactly forty years since the first flight of the Boeing 747 . ( Photo: Flight Global ). This significant milestone was discussed on the BBC Radio 4 business programme...

16 years 3 months ago

South African A&D Seminars

Tomorrow, I will be traveling to South Africa to present at the Wind River Aerospace & Defence Seminars which will be held in Pretoria and Cape Town next week. I’m really looking...

16 years 3 months ago

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas; Snow in Mars' Atmosphere

In The Guardian, Ian Sample has a very nice article about how baby steps of exploration and scientific inquiry are making subtle, gigantic changes to our understanding of our place...

16 years 3 months ago

Security and cyber warfare

One of the Christmas presents I received was the book The Edge of Madness by Michael Dobbs. It's a novel about cyber warfare and is set in the present day. Despite mixed reviews of...

16 years 3 months ago

An Engineer's perspective looking back: 5 years [continued]

[continued from here ] As far as anyone expected, at Launch Day we were already over the longest part of the mission – development and testing. We'd spent 3 years doing our parts...

16 years 4 months ago

Five Years - an engineer's perspective looking back

Back in 1994, a few of us at WRS had the pleasure of working with JPL on a mission based on a radical new concept: using Commercial Off-The-Shell (COTS) products to build a...

16 years 4 months ago