] Welcome to the Abusable Technologies Awareness Center
] (ATAC). Our mission is to provide current and accurate
] information about technology that oversteps its bounds.
] Whether the concerns relate to unexpected privacy
] violations or inappropriate security, ATAC serves as a
] clearinghouse for informed discussions. Our panelists,
] allrespected Computer Scientists introduce topics as new
] disclosures are made, and the forum is open to the public
] for discussion. This site is hosted at the Information
] Security Institute at Johns Hopkins University.

Found via BoingBoing.. As they did, note the list of contributors:

] Steve Bellovin, AT&T Labs-Research
] Matt Bishop, UC Davis
] Matt Blaze, University of Pennsylvania
] Dan Boneh, Stanford University
] Simon Byers, AT&T Labs-Research
] Bill Cheswick, Lumeta
] Lorrie Cranor, AT&T Labs-Research
] Ed Felten, Princeton University
] Dan Geer, Independent Consultant
] Tadayoshi Kohno, UC San Diego
] Carl Landwehr, University of Maryland
] Patrick McDaniel, AT&T Labs-Research
] Gary McGraw, Cigital
] Mike Reiter, Carnegie Mellon University
] Avi Rubin, Johns Hopkins University
] Bruce Schneier, Counterpane Internet Security
] Richard M. Smith, Internet Consultant
] Adam Stubblefield, Johns Hopkins University
] Dan Wallach, Rice University

ATAC: Abusable Technologies Awareness Center