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Digital business listings can be just as lucrative as physical property holdings. The right domain name can sell for thousands and videogames sell digital objects and upgrades in micro transactions. When a digital holding that belongs to you, however, is “stolen” it can be difficult to reclaim it. The Fisher Group shares how this happened to them in the blog post, “Google Gave Away Our Business Listing To A Competitor And Our Fight To Get It Back.”

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2020/06/192020/06/19

Zero Hedge: Twitter YouTube Celebrate Lies, Censor Truths

Corruption, IO Impotency, Media

Twitter, YouTube Permit Communist Party Misinformation While Aggressively Censoring Conservatives

Surprisingly, even the most stringent websites handled the Chinese propaganda with a light touch, even as they continued to crack down on conservative voices and media organizations. Just today, Facebook removed a Trump campaign ad for using a symbol that a group of left-wing activists claimed to be a “Nazi symbol” (albeit one most Americans, and most Jews, probably wouldn't recognize). Twitter, meanwhile, refuses to remove even tweets with patently false claims, like CCP officials claiming the coronavirus originated in the US.

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2020/06/162020/06/16

Steven Vervaecke: Mega Denial of Service Attack Against Silicon Valley by US White Hats?

IO Impotency

Some Believe the US Has Been Hit By Large-Scale DDoS Attack — Others Are Skeptical

Something tells me the good guy's have made a giant massive move.

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2020/06/102020/06/09

Steven Vervaecke: Matrix (Riot) Evolving, #GoogleGestapo Antithesis

Advanced Cyber/IO

The secure protocol Matrix is evolving into a truly peer to peer design. It currently still requires a server but with the new Alpha version it is truly peer to peer browser based. Their aim is a hibrid model that can do everything. If you want a server, do that, if you want browser based, do that. truly interconnected! here are all the details:

https://matrix.org/blog/2020/06/02/introducing-p-2-p-matrix

If they get this right, they will be a serious protocol hard to ignore. The core Matrix team maintains bridges to Slack, IRC, XMPP and Gitter, and meanwhile the wider Matrix community provides bridges for Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, Facebook, Hangouts, Signal and many more.Even our beloved activity pub(Mastodon) can be plugged in.

I have since a few weeks ditched telegram in favor of Matrix (Client: riot)

See Also:

https://www.yacy.net/

2020/06/082020/06/07

Stephen E. Arnold: Penrose, New Math Visualization Tool

Advanced Cyber/IO

Mathematica Not Available? Give Penrose a Whirl

If you want to visualize mathematical procedures, you can use any number of tools. Wolfram Mathematica is a go to choice for some folks. However, Penrose, a new tool, is available. The system is described in “CMU’s ‘Penrose’ Turns Complex Math Notations Into Illustrative Diagrams.” The article reports:

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2020/06/062020/06/06

Mike Flynn: I Am Not Done

Advanced Cyber/IO, Ethics, Government

Letter From Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn, ‘I Am Not Done’

as published with commentary by Sara Carter

Phi Beta Iota: If President Donald Trump is ready to move toward evidence-based policy with true cost economics fully factored, Mike Flynn should go to CIA, Bill Binney to NSA, Robert Steele to OSA, consolidate the secret pieces that survive at CIA, and OSA creates Web 3.0 / truth channel with two-way ecology connecting all citizens to all information all the time.

2020/06/052020/06/04

Stephen E. Arnold: AI Enables Cyber Attacks

Advanced Cyber/IO, IO Impotency

AI Enables Cyber Attacks

Is it not wonderful that technology has advanced so much that we are closer to AI led cyberattacks? It is true that bad actor hackers already rely on AI to augment their nasty actions, but their AI is not on par with human intelligence yet. Verdict warns that AI powered cyberattacks will be on the rise in the future: “Leveling Up: How Offensive AI Will Augment Cyberattacks.”

A 2020 Forrester report stated that 88% of security leaders believe AI will be used in cyberattacks and over half thought an attack could occur sometime in the next twelve months.