The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
The Great Cyber-Heist New York Times By JAMES VERINI November 10, 2010 Mid-1990s: Gonzalez, 14, is visited by F.B.I. agents at his high school for hacking into NASA. Gonzalez, law-enforcement officials would discover, was more than just a casher. He was a moderator and rising star on Shadowcrew.com, an archetypal criminal cyberbazaar that sprang up …
Since the year 2000, when I watched in horror as Al Gore took the dive and played dead in Florida (the theft was exposed three months before the fact by Greg Palast writing for The Observer in the UK, he subsequently published The Best Democracy Money Can Buy: The Truth About Corporate Cons, Globalization, and …
PAKISTAN: Of Taliban and floods Russia raises its price to rescue Nato from Afghan quagmire Your COIN Is No Good Here China Wrests Supercomputer Title From U.S. Big ideas are emerging from small countries Armed with new treaty, Europe amplifies objections to U.S. data-sharing demands Was Estonian Town The Mother Of All Russian Hacker Networks? …
Events this week – NPOCamp and Austin News Hackathon Cross-posted from http://effaustin.org. Two great events coming up this weekend in Austin, sponsored by EFF-Austin. Friday, join us at NPO Camp – a Barcamp for Nonprofits and Techs. We had one of these several months ago, and it was a real blast! The idea here is …
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Down to Earth, Absorbing, Perfectly Presented, “Must Read” October 10, 2010 Randy Komisar with Kent Lineback I’m putting this book into the 6 Star and Beyond category at Phi Beta Iota the Public Intelligence Blog, for two reasons: it has a proper definition of what business should be about–creativity and humanity; and it strives to …
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Who controls the internet? By Misha Glenny Published: October 8 2010 23:40 | Last updated: October 8 2010 23:40 Squared-jawed, with four stars decorating each shoulder, General Keith Alexander looks like a character straight out of an old American war movie. But his old-fashioned appearance belies the fact that the general has a new job …
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http://vmyths.com/about Vmyths traces its roots to a “Computer Virus Myths treatise” first published in 1988. It evolved into the critically acclaimed “Computer Virus Myths home page” in 1995, then it moved to Vmyths.com in 2000. Its name has changed over the years, but Vmyths remains true to its original goal: the eradication of computer security …
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