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2012/10/032012/10/04

Robert Steele: Introducing Dr. Greg Newby, Director of the University of Alaska Supercomputing Center, and Co-Founder of the Multinational Open Source Arctic Innovation Consortium (MOSAIC)

Today I had the pleasure of sitting down for a second time with Dr. Greg Newby, director of one of America’s top supercomputing centers, this one in Alaska and operated by the University of Alaska. He has some ideas about Arctic information collection, prcoessing, analysis, and SHARING that are breath-taking; I attribute this in part …

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2012/09/192012/09/19

Search: open source intelligence center

An Open Source Intelligence Center (OSIC) does not exist. The CIA’s Open Source Center does not produce intelligence, only classified information, and it is limited to what it can collect online or via US citizens with SECRET clearances who generally lack a deep understanding of history, language, and culture. It also refuses to be serious …

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2008/06/012009/08/08

Memorandum: $2 Billion Obligation Plan Centered on Defense, for a New Open Source Agency

This is the budget created to support Col Vincent Stewart, USMC, then the action officer for surveying Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) reequirements and capabilities across the Department of Defense (DoD). This amount–not necessarily these specific priorities–was offered to the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), which continues to have the only full-spectrum OSINT capability in the …

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1996/10/162019/12/18

Handbook: Open Source Intelligence Professional Handbook, Joint Military Intelligence Training Center, Defense Intelligence Agency, October 1996

PDF (317 Pages): JMITC OSINT Handbook UPDATE: This published endeavor that I organized is what allowed me to write 100% of the NATO OSINT Handbook (85% after SACLANT staff made some excellent deletions and additions). The SOF OSINT Handbook was a completely new product.

2021/02/25

Review (Guest): Open Your Mind by Martin Geddes Q Anon Plus

You have Q the original source and then you have the QAnons who study Q’s posts and interpret what they mean. Then you have those who translate the posts outside the QAnon group into the more general environment with books like Revolution Q by Neon Revolt or videos on the Internet like Charlie Ward, Simon Parkes and …

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2021/02/11

Penguin: Open Source Attack Into Apple, Over 30 Major Companies

Security researcher hacks Apple, Tesla, Paypal, more, in clever open-source software attack Microsoft, PayPal, Shopify, Netflix, Yelp, and Uber were among the other companies that found their internal systems breached in the proof of concept … Read full article.

2021/02/09

Robert Steele: Opening Message for Web 3.0 Informal Steering Group

https://web3-0.org/ is now operational. The webmaster is installing classic word press ( I hate block form), and then I will get to work loading stuff including videos and past posts crossed over from my web 3.0 collection at http://phibetaiota.net. I got a lovely, brilliant interview with Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton today viewable here. The protocol …

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