Category: Journal ISSN 1078-1935

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Robert Steele: Palantir – Enough Already

IO Impotency
Robert David Steele Vivas
Robert David Steele Vivas

I keep hearing about people buying into Palantir as a “solution” for past mistakes. I do not recommend Palantir to anyone, and certainly not to multi-billion dollar companies that ought to know better.  The best advice I can give any major company thinking about its sad existing IT infrastructure is this: first get the truth on the table, and then lead an industry-wide open source solution. The people who created the legacy mistakes are not the people that are going to admit their mistakes, nor are they the people best qualified to clean house and start over.

See Especially:

Palantir: A Dying Unicorn or a Mad, Mad Sign?

Stephen E. Arnold: Palantir Raises More Money — Comment by Robert Steele on Palantir’s Short-Falls

See Also:

2015 Robert Steele – Foreword to Stephen E. Arnold’s CyberOSINT: Next Generation Information Access

Robert Steele: The Ultimate Hack — From Open Data to Open Engineering to Open Power

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Sepp Hasslberger: Vaccine Researcher Dr. Andrew Wakefield (connected vaccines with autism) Vindicated, Sues British Medical Journal

07 Health, 09 Justice
Sepp Hasslberger
Sepp Hasslberger

Slowly grind the mills of justice …  It is now more than ten years ago that the vaccine establishment came after Andrew Wakefield and John Walker Smith and raked them over hot coals for saying that perhaps the MMR vaccine had something to do with the intestinal trouble many kids seemed to be having. The court decision to exonerate John Walker Smith should, in my view, invalidate the whole case before the UK's medical board. So vindication it is, although a legal action that is mentioned in the article was not successful. Andrew Wakefield could not start a case in the US as intended.

British Court Throws Out Conviction of Autism/Vaccine MD: Andrew Wakefield’s Co-Author Completely Exonerated

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Stephen E. Arnold: Dark Web Webinar and Book

Advanced Cyber/IO
Stephen E. Arnold
Stephen E. Arnold

Dark Web and Tor Investigative Tools: Tactics, New Products, and Ongoing Developments

This webinar looks at specific vendors and products tailored to cope with Dark Web or hidden online services. The information in this webinar has been assembled as part of Stephen E Arnold's 18 month research project into Dark Web solutions, tactics, and systems. The program is designed to provide an analyst or investigator with specific information about systems and methods useful in exploring and accessing information hidden, obfuscated, and encrypted on Dark Web sites. The webinar extends the research summarized in Arnold's 2015 study CyberOSINT: Next Generation Information Access. More than a dozen tools and products are illustrated in the webinar. Many are likely to be unfamiliar to professionals working to leverage Dark Web content and services.

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