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Zero-knowledge Adds Privacy Tool
News Security software maker Zero-Knowledge Systems on Tuesday introduced a Web-based tool that lets online businesses evaluate their digital privacy policies. The move comes nearly four months after Zero-Knowledge's business took a U-turn.
[March 6, 2002, 9:00]
News Burst: Zero-Knowledge Open Sources Freedom
News Privacy technology firm Zero-Knowledge Systems announced that it had released the code to the Linux version of its privacy software, Freedom 2.0, Monday. Freedom is a client for a network that allows users to browse anonymously.
[October 24, 2000, 9:07]
Canadian Crypto Companies Beat U.S. Export Laws
News On Monday, start-up Zero Knowledge Systems began beta testing an ambitious system that it says will soon provide Internet security and privacy on all levels to purchasers of its $50 Freedom software package.
[June 4, 1999, 10:30]
Witty 'probably An ISS Inside Job'
News To our knowledge, this represents the first time that a Patient Zero has been identified for a major worm outbreak," the researchers wrote in a report published online this week. Witty hit the Internet on March 19, 2004, taking advantage of a flaw...
[May 26, 2005, 16:15]
IBM Accused Of Lifting Privacy Language
News Software company Zero-Knowledge Systems has filed a copyright infringement complaint against IBM, alleging it wrongfully reproduced its privacy-language specification. Zero-Knowledge Systems (ZKS) filed the civil suit on behalf of its newly formed...
[June 10, 2004, 10:30]
Mozilla's Developer Joins Zero Knowledge
News Austin Hill, president of Zero-Knowledge Systems, has expressed similar delight at the acquisition of Shaver commenting: "With his reputation and experience, Mike is the perfect person to help build the team and organise the software development...
[January 19, 2000, 11:55]
Would You Pay £6 For Privacy?
News Information just wants to be free, but Zero-Knowledge Systems USA is betting that online users will pay a little to keep their own information private. When we are asked for user information, we can truthfully say we have zero knowledge," Hill is...
[December 14, 1999, 9:09]
Net Users Lose Anonymity Tool
News Security software maker Zero-Knowledge Systems announced that it would shut down the premium service component of its Freedom Network, which let people surf the Internet and send email with almost complete privacy by using pseudonyms.
[October 5, 2001, 10:15]
Worms And Toasters Turn Up Heat On Corporate Security
News You have zero prior knowledge of the exploit and zero prior knowledge of the worm," said Richard Ford, research professor at the Florida Institute of Technology's Centre for Information Assurance. At the Compsec 2003 conference in London on...
[October 30, 2003, 16:05]
Anonymous Browser Reveals Its Code
News Anonymous Web browsing company Zero-Knowledge Systems released the source code for its privacy-conscious Internet browser "Freedom" Tuesday. In response to the strong demand for our code and in accordance with our commitment to security through...
[July 26, 2000, 17:09]
It's Self-destructing E-mail!
News Dov Smith, spokesman for Internet privacy service Zero Knowledge Systems Inc.agrees. Zero Knowledge's service, known as the Freedom Net, encrypts all communications to the Internet, essentially hiding the user's identity.
[August 13, 1999, 8:57]
Internet World: Digitalme Does Little For Privacy, Yet
News Both Microsoft and Novell's planned services put all user information in a single place, and that's a problem, said Austin Hill, president and CEO of privacy network Zero Knowledge Systems, a potential rival to both corporations.
[October 6, 1999, 16:18]
Planning A Successful Upgrade And Migration To Siebel 7
White Papers Participants will learn how Siebel Upgrade and Migration Services enable their organizations to: Capitalize on a rapid upgrade process by leveraging Siebel 7 automated version upgrades; Lower deployment costs by administering Siebel Smart Web...
[July 19, 2007, 0:00]
Wireless Networks Lure Hackers
News Earlier at the Black Hat conference, Ian Goldberg, chief scientist for private network seller Zero Knowledge Systems, presented details on a variety of techniques for cracking the encryption of wireless networks.
[July 13, 2001, 9:18]
Is Your Email Watching You?
News All of the security and privacy issues on the Web now relate to email," said Adam Shostack, director of technology at Zero-Knowledge Systems, a Montreal-based privacy and security company. There's a lot less transparency around what's happening in...
[April 5, 2002, 10:19]
Time's Up For Secret Surfing
News Security software maker Zero-Knowledge Systems signed up more than 70,000 people to a free version of its Freedom Network, which enabled people to scan the Web and send email using pseudonyms. Online start-up SafeWeb has dismantled its free privacy...
[November 20, 2001, 12:23]
Network Associates Drops PGP Email Encryption
News Security software maker Zero-Knowledge Systems, for example, late last year stopped selling its core technology product, which let consumers surf the Web anonymously. Software company Network Associates has stopped marketing its PGP e-mail...
[March 11, 2002, 9:12]
Credit Card Cookie Theft 'unlikely'
News Schmidt was not available to discuss the details of how cookies were used to steal his card number, but Adam Shostack, director of technology for Internet privacy software company Zero Knowledge Systems, has his own theory on how the card may have...
[December 6, 1999, 9:32]
Companies Showcase Online Safety Gadgets And Software
News Other companies that make identity protection products include Zero-Knowledge Systems, ZipLip, Anonymizer.com and Icogno. A handful of software companies are ringing online privacy bells as the holiday season approaches, urging consumers to give...
[December 6, 2000, 10:42]
Start-up Aims To Crack Laptop Encryption Market
News The founder of NAH6 knows all about flops such as Privada, abandoned software such as PGP and SafeWeb, and struggling firms such as Zero Knowledge. Unlike those systems, even Windows' virtual memory files and temporary files are stored in encrypted...
[July 18, 2002, 13:13]
