The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Hacking Federal Agencies Now a Childs Play A potentially dangerous malware called GovRat that is effective in cyber-espionage is available on Dark Web for as low as $1,000. IBTimes recently published an article Malware used to target US Government and military being sold on Dark Web in which the author states – Read full post.
Need a Low Cost College Degree? Dark Web U Is for You The certificates for these academic credentials are near perfect. But what makes this cybercrime more dangerous is the fact that hackers also manipulate the institution records to make the fake credential genuine.
Reverse Image Searching Is Easier Than You Think Now the technology has improved, but very few people actually know how to use it. ZDNet explains how to use this search feature in the article, “Reverse Image Searching Made Easy…”. It explains that Google and TinEye are the best way to begin reverse image search. Google …
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Phi Beta Iota: Above is our editorial title. The author’s original title is below. What Content Management Systems Ring the Chimes of US Government Procurement Teams? The answer to this question does not require a consultant in content management or, as the insiders term it, CMS. Navigate to Digital Gov’s run down. The list is, …
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US Government: Computer Infrastructure Notice that the US Federal government spent $0.68 cents of every IT dollar on operations and maintenance in 2010. Jump to the 2017 estimate. Notice that the status quo is likely to consume $0.77 cents of every IT dollar. Bam! Pow! Zap! Palantir Steps Up Fight with US Army I recall …
A Congressman Seems to Support Palantir Gotham for US Army Personnel: I was disappointed that a reference to the F 35 was not included. From my vantage point in Harrod’s Creek, the F 35 program is a more spectacular display of procurement goofs. Geoparsing Is More Magical Than We Think: The article acts as a …
Above headline by Phi Beta Iota editors. Below is original headline. Harvard: Does the University Sell What the Customer Wants? Consider fat and sugar. The answer is my reaction to “Sugar Industry Secretly Paid for Favorable Harvard Research.” For the moment, let’s assume that this article is spot on. The write up informed me: As …
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