Zaba on ZabaSearch and Privacy
I was looking for ZabaSearch the other day and accidentally typed in http://www.zaba.com, instead of http://www.zabasearch.com.
What I found was an interesting site by Stefak Zaba, who works for Hewlitt-Packard in the UK in privacy and security, of all things. He has some comments about the people search site that shares his name.
A similar site, PublicRecordsNow, also allows displays basic information about people, but to get more requires a fee. But what's unsettling about ZabaSearch is that it displays addresses of people even if they're unlisted in the telephone directory. And, according to Stefak, there's no way to opt out.
What I found was an interesting site by Stefak Zaba, who works for Hewlitt-Packard in the UK in privacy and security, of all things. He has some comments about the people search site that shares his name.
A similar site, PublicRecordsNow, also allows displays basic information about people, but to get more requires a fee. But what's unsettling about ZabaSearch is that it displays addresses of people even if they're unlisted in the telephone directory. And, according to Stefak, there's no way to opt out.
posted by The IT Security Guy at 8:12 PM
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