The document discusses various security threats posed by new technologies, and proposes potential solutions to address them. These threats include keyboard loggers stealing passwords, iPods and other removable storage downloading corporate data without permission, personal information being shared over peer-to-peer networks, and Trojan horses stealing bank details. Proposed solutions involve restricting or banning potentially risky technologies and educating users and companies about more secure practices.

1. Operating System What Can We Do?

4. How does this work? By causing calculated "jitters" in keyboard input while such a program is running, a JitterBug could slightly delay data sent over the network. Certain amounts of delay could represent a one or a zero in each packet that is linked to keyboard use, allowing an attacker to send secret information in otherwise innocuous data without modifying software or initiating any new connections.