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June 26, 2021
Wie sich die Sonnenbrille vom einfachen Schutzmittel gegen Schneeblindheit zum angesagten Lifestyle-Accessoire für jedermann mauserte.
June 16, 2021
U.s. cyber command in advance. >> and john, you know how vulnerable we were from solar winds. the government didnt diagnose it. you guys did, and the fact that we didnt know about it and couldnt call it out doesnt that really show how much we have to do if its the private sector thats involved, it has to be voluntary by these corporations, not required and not mandated by the government. >> yeah. like michelle said, theres a lot of attack surface that we have to worry about. you know, we are off...
June 16, 2021
Meeting, president biden was very clear of unacceptable behavior in the cyber domain, and because we are a connected society it gives the russians and others, the chinese and others a very broad and wide attack surface and there are all kinds of vulnerabilities that we use and we saw with solar winds using suppliers and vendors to come in the back door and proliferate through private sector and government systems. i think the real concern that i have right now with russian behavior is theyre usi...
June 13, 2021
Straubing (ots) - Die Grünen rütteln an den Gitterstäben des Kanzleramtes, wollen nach der Bundestagswahl nicht nur an einer Regierung beteiligt sein, sondern diese anführen. (...) Das Wahlprogramm geriet
March 8, 2021
Black Hat Asia Black Hat Asia 2021 to Feature the Latest in Cybersecurity Research at Virtual Event Taking Place May 4 – 7 Monday, March 8, 2021 10:15AM IST (4:45AM GMT) San Francisco, United States: Black Hat, the world’s leading producer of information security events, to host its virtual Black Hat Asia conference, taking place Singapore Time (SGT/UTC+8), on May 4 – 7. Registration is currently open with early bird pricin...
March 1, 2021
Photo by Paula Mariel Salischiker If you learned your economics from Heinlein novels or the University of Chicago, you probably think that “free market” describes an economic system that is free from government interference – where all consensual transactions between two or more parties are permissible. But if you went to the source, Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations, you’ll have found a very different definition of a free market: Smith’s concern wasn’t freedom from governments, ...
February 17, 2021
Graham Sleight (2015) by Francesca Myman Publishing lead-times being what they are, the extraordinary events of 2020 largely weren’t reflected in the books that came out in the year – or at least, not intentionally. I managed to read a good deal of thought-provoking SF and fantasy this year, but some books seemed even more relevant than expected because of the pandemic-shuttered world they emerged into. How posterity will view them – let alone how it’ll view the books that’ll doubtles...
February 10, 2021
CYE, which helps reduce cyber risks by leveraging humans and machines, has raised $100 million in growth funding through a financing round led by private equity firm EQT.
February 9, 2021
Privacy is a luxury in Cory Doctorow’s Attack Surface , a political technothriller that follows the questionable choices of former spy, government operative, and traitor, Masha Maximow, as she builds cyberweapons for authoritarian governments, greedy cyber firms, and progressive activists alike. Taking place a few years after the events of Little Brother and Homeland , this standalone novel yanks readers through Masha’s turbulent life in a series of alternating flashbacks and present...
February 7, 2021
Jonathan Strahan (by Francesca Myman) I started the year with good intentions. I intended to read every piece of short fiction that I could lay my hands on, every major novel, every exciting debut or anthology or short story collection and more. I would read all the things. This is the story of how I did not read all the things. I did not even read most of the things. Way back in January, everything seemed simple. I hadn’t heard of a growing problem in China; I’d just delivered my Year’...