S v Henkert 6/3.3.2.2/1
S v Makwanyane 7/14.1/11
S v Makwanyane 7/14.1/3
S v A 13/2.1.1.4/1
S v Harper 15/4.2.2.2/2
S v Naidoo 13/2.1.1.2/6
SACA 5/4.4/4
safe sex information 12/2.4.1.1/4
SafeSurf 12/2.4.1.1
SAIF 1/5.6
Sainsbury's 3/4.1.2.2/3
SAIX 1/5.1
SAIX 1/5.1/3
SAIX 14/3.2.3/19
SANGONET 14/3.2.3/26
SAP 15/7.1/1
satellite 14/2.14
satellite connection 1/2/7
satellite dish (aimed at the PAS-4 satellite) 1/2/7
satellite, backbone and 14/3.1/3
satellite, direct-to-home 14/2.1/3
SATRA 1/2.2.7/2
SATRA 1/3.1/4
SATRA 1/5.1/2
SATRA 1/5.2
SATRA 14/3.2.3/1
SATRA pronouncement on Internet access 14/3.2.3/21
Science and Technology White Paper
Science and Technology White Paper 4/2.3/3
Scientology v XS 4ALL 2/9.1/17
scope of copyright 2/7
search and seizure of information on computer 13/2.1.2.1/4
search and seizure, is information an "article"? 13/2.1.2.1/9
search and seizure, is storage space "premises"? 13/2.1.2.1/9
Search engine, definition [jump to word in Glossary]
search engines 1/3.7
search engines, first generation 1/3.7/1
search engines, second generation 1/3.7/1
search warrant 13/2.1.2.1/3
searches 13/2.1.1.1/2
Secret Service (USA) 13/2.2.2.2/1
secure and anonymous form of transacting 10/5/1
Secure Electronic Transactions (SET) 10/4.1.4/6
Secure Socket Layer (SSL) 10/4.3/3
security 1/2.2.10/2
security 1/3.8/1
security, "client/server" applications 5/2.2.5/1
security, "store and forward" 5/2.2.6/1
security, about IT push 5/6
security, back-office paper filing room 5/2.2.5/1
security, CA keys and public witness (certificate) 5/4.3.3/3
security, certification authority (CA) 5/4.3.1/1
security, content level firewalling (proxies) v service counter 5/2.3.2
security, data exchange 5/2.2.6/1
security, DMZ 5/2.3.1/1
security, electronic efficiency 5/2.2.6/3
security, e-mail protocols 5/2.2.6/3
security, e-mail v correspondence (letters and faxes) 5/2.2.6
security, encryption v sealing 5/2.4.1
security, file servers 5/2.2.5/1
security, firewall v door 5/2.3.1
security, hashing 5/2.4.1.1
security, HTML, XML 5/2.2.5/3
security, HTTP or HTTPS 5/2.2.5/3
security, information services v service counter 5/2.2.5
security, initial identification 5/2.2.4/2
security, IT layers 5/2.3
security, IT methods 5/2.4
security, key pair created by certification authority 5/4.3.1/2
security, key pair created by subscriber 5/4.3.1/3
security, PKI and digital certification 5/4
security, public key 5/4.3.2/2
security, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) 5/3/13
security, TCP communications layer 5/2.2.4/3
security, Web browser as the client 5/2.2.5/1
security, Web servers 5/2.2.5/1
security, acceptance of digital signature 5/4.1/22
security, access control v entry ticket 5/2.4.2
security, application v job 5/2.1.4
security, asymmetric encryption 5/2.4.1.3
security, beer example 5/5.4.4
security, behaviour of the real world 5/1/5
security, certification 5/4.3.2
security, Certification Authority 5/3/10
security, Certification Practice Statement (CPS) 5/4.3/2
security, certification process 5/3/11
security, closing function of a signature 5/4.1/16
security, components for PKI 5/4/2
security, components to trust 5/2.4.3/3
security, computers v people 5/2.1.1
security, confidential transport medium 5/4.4/4
security, confidentiality 5/2.4.1.3/1
security, confidentiality 5/2.4.1.3/5
security, credit card 10/4.1.4
security, credit cards 5/5.4.1
security, cyberspace 5/2/1
security, deciding what is good enough 5/5.4.3/3
Security, definition [jump to word in Glossary]
security, digest 5/2.4.1.1/2
security, digital certificate 5/4.2
security, digital signatures 5/4.1
security, disks v paper 5/2.1.2
security, e-commerce 5/5.4.2
security, establishing trust 5/3/1
security, examples and discussion 5/5
security, files v documents 5/2.1.3
security, fraud 5/5.4.4
security, fraud and risk 5/5.4
security, hash 5/4.1/28
security, human identity 5/2.4.2/1
security, industrial competition 5/5.4.5
security, information verification 5/4.3.2/3
security, Internet v postal service 5/2.2.3
security, Internet/IT containers and processors 5/2.1
security, Internet/IT layers 5/2.2
security, IP (Internet Protocol) 5/2.2.3/1
security, IT 5/titlehead
security, main functions of a signature 5/4.1/7
security, mutual authentication 5/4.4/3
security, network protocols v delivery vehicles 5/2.2.2
security, network wires v roads 5/2.2.1
security, non repudiation 5/2.4.1.3/5
security, non-repudiation 5/2.4.1.3/1
security, paper document forgery 5/4.1/5
security, passwords 5/5.3
security, passwords and biometrics 5/2.4.2.1/1
security, payment card 10/4.1.4
security, physical signature 5/4.1/1
security, PKI in use: secure Web server 5/4.4
security, PKI trust pillars 5/4.4/3
security, positive identity and civil obedience 5/5.1
security, premature termination of call 5/2.2.4/2
security, privacy 5/2.4.1.3/5
security, private key 5/4.3.2/1
security, process of establishing positive identity 5/2.4.2/1
security, property rights v usage rules 5/2.4.3
security, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) 5/2.4.3/2
security, public key infrastructure 5/4.3
security, public key pair 5/4/2
security, real world v cyber world
security, reliable connection services v telephone system
security, requirements for trust 5/3/3
security, risk of breach of confidentiality 5/5.4.3
security, scrambling data 5/2.4.1.2/1
security, server only authentication 5/4.4/3
security, shared secret 5/2.4.2.1
security, smart card 5/2.4.2.1/1
security, SSL 5/4.4/3
security, symmetric encryption 5/2.4.1.2
security, symmetric encryption key 5/2.4.1.2/2
security, tangibility of artefact 5/5.2
security, the 10-second killing 5/5.4.6
security, the physical world v cyberspace and the issue of trust 5/3
security, tools for PKI 5/4/2
security, trusted third party 5/2.4.2.3
security, trusted witness 5/4.3.3/6
security, use of certificate 5/4.3.3
security, verification 5/4.3.3/3
security, X.509 5/4.3/1
security, X.509 certificate 5/3/12
security, X.509 standard 5/3/11
Sega Enterprises v Maphia 2/9.1/15
Segal v Mazzur 6/5.4.3/8
seizures 13/2.1.1.1/2
Seloadi & others v Sun International (Bop) Ltd 6/5.4.1/2
sensitive business information 7/1/2
Server, definition [jump to word in Glossary]
SET 10/4.1.4/6
SET 10/7/1
SET, implementation of 10/4.1.4/6
sex-related Web sites 12/2.4.2
Sexual Offences Act 12/2.3/4
SHA 5/2.4.1.1/1
shared secret 5/2.4.2.1
shares, theft of 15/4.2.2.2/2
Shareware, definition [jump to word in Glossary]
Shetland Times (Pty) Ltd v Dr Jonathan Wills and Zetnews Ltd 2/8.5/6
Shetland Times (Pty) Ltd v Dr Jonathan Wills and Zetnews Ltd 2/9.1/10
Shevill v Press Alliance SA 12/1.5/5
signal, definition 14/3.2.3/12
Signature Financial Group Inc 3/7.4/4
signature in South African law 6/4/2
signature, animus signandi 5/4.1/13
signature, closing function of 5/4.1/16
signature, main functions 5/4.1/7
signature, warning function of hand 5/4.1/14
Silicon Valley, definition [jump to word in Glossary]
Simon Wiesenthal Centre 12/3.1/2
smart card 1/3.10/1
smart card 5/2.4.2.1/1
smart card, definition 10/5.3/2
smart cards, 10/5.2/2
Smeiman V Volkersz 6/3.3.2.2/12
Smith v California 12/1.2/1
Smith v Collin 12/3.2/2
Smith v Maryland 13/2.2/5
sniffing 15/2/2
sniffing, packet 14/4.1.3
Society for World-wide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) 10/2/6
software development agreement 1/3.9.2/1
software, encryption 7/12.3
Solas Products (Pty) Ltd v Armament Corporation of South Africa 6/3.3.2.2/2
sound 2/2/1
sound recordings 2/2/1
source (income tax) 8/3.1
source code 2/2/3
source, definition 8/7.1/1
South Africa, Internet organisations and role-players 1/5
South African Constitution 7/14.1
South African Internet Exchange 1/5.1
South African Law Commission 15/4.1/1
South African Law Commission, Discussion Paper 78 7/14.2/13
South African Reserve Bank 10/2/4
South African Reserve Bank 7/7.1/4
South African Reserve Bank Act 10/3.2/1
South African Revenue Service (SARS) 8/5/4
South African Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (SATRA) 1/5.3
South African Telecommunications Regulatory Authority 1/2.2.7/2
spam 13/4.1
Spam, definition [jump to word in Glossary]
spammer 13/4.1
Spammer, definition [jump to word in Glossary]
spamming 13/1/3
spamming 13/4.1
spamming, Advertising Standards Authority 13/4.1.3/2
spamming, and the Open Democracy Bill 13/4.1.
spamming, and trademarks 13/4.1.3/4
spamming, cases 13/4.1.2
spamming, constitutional right 13/4.1.3
spamming, definition 13/4.1/1
spamming, regulation of in South Africa 13/4.1.3
spamming, regulation of in the USA 13/4.1.2
spamming, what is? 13/4.1/1
specific defences 2/8.1/6
SSL 5/4.4/3
St Albans City and District Council v International Computers Ltd 6/5.1/2
state of emergency 13/2.1.1.3/1
State of Minnesota v Granite Gate Resorts Inc 11/3/7
State of Missouri v Interactive Gaming & Communications Corp 11/3/12
statistical information about number of visitors 1/3.4.2/4
status of encryption software in South Africa 7/12.3
statutory protection of trademarks 3/2.2/2
Stephens v Head 12/1.5/6
Stone Jackson Games Inc v Unites States Secret Service 13/2.2.2.2/1
storage 1/3.4.2/2
storage device 1/3.4.2/1
Storm Impact Inc v Software of the Month Club 2/8.4/3
Stratford ACJ 12/1.6/3
Stratton Oakmond Inc et al v Prodigy Services Company 12/1.2/3
strike, right to 7/3/4
sub-domain of the .uk level domain 3/4.1.1/2
subscribe, definition [jump to word in Glossary]
Supervisory Authority (SA) 13/2.3/5
Surf, definition [jump to word in Glossary]
surveillance 13/1/3
surveillance 13/2.1.1.1/2
Swart, Derick 10/titlehead
symmetric encryption 5/2.4.1.2
Sysop, definition [jump to word in Glossary]