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Unibright - 11th of November 2019 - Updating Template Documentation, German Ministry Research Program, The Hague University

11 Nov 2019 1 minute read 0 comments Dan

The Unibright CTO Stefan Schmidt aims to post an update each week in the official Unibright telegram to keep the community informed. Here is this week's update: 11th of November 2019 - Updated Template Documentation, German Ministry Research Prog...

States are Leading the Fight for Privacy

11 Nov 2019 1 minute read 0 comments Matthew Rosenquist

A handful of states, including California, Delaware, Illinois, Utah, and Arkansas, are leading the country in establishing regulations to protect citizens' digital privacy.  California is often blazing the trail (Article 1, Section 1 of the Declarat...

(IJCH) Secret Gov't Weapons, Helo Crashes, Internet Routers & Stage Shows

10 Nov 2019 2 minute read 0 comments JaiChai

  IJCH - Inside JaiChai's Head (meaning: My warped, personal opinions and musings.) From the Author Salutations. I am JaiChai. And if I haven't had the pleasure to make your acquaintance, I'm delighted to meet you now. Secret Gov't Weapons, Helo Cra...

Government Spies on Digital Services – The Bigger Risks

7 Nov 2019 1 minute read 0 comments Matthew Rosenquist

Twitter employees charged with spying for Saudi Arabia, providing users personal and identity information.  The New York Times has a good write-up. The same can happen with cryptocurrency exchanges, online services, and all manner of digital social...

An Anarchist’s Argument for Voting

3 Nov 2019 2 minute read 4 comments Daniel Goldman

Many anarchists do not vote, because they consider voting an exercise of force against others. But that’s only the case in certain instances.   It’s election season. It’s always election season. Ah wonderful Democracy. It’s such a wonderful form of...

How Governments And Conglomerates Are Using Blockchain

9 Oct 2019 5 minute read 9 comments Abhijoy Sarkar

Since the birth of Bitcoin in 2008, people the world over have woken up to the transformative potential of blockchains. While there have been obscure applications in the past, the role of blockchains in vastly improving operations and business proces...

Why i STILL hate David Cameron...

6 Oct 2019 4 minute read 4 comments (S)llew la Wulf

  https://www.dostoyevskywannabe.com/cities/nottingham   This open letter is another i had published in the book the above link is to, along with 2 other letters, to Eric Clapton & Piers Morgan...    This letter was written about 5 years ago...     ...

NATO’s Collective Defense for Cyber Attack Remains Fragile

3 Sep 2019 2 minute read 1 comment Matthew Rosenquist

The Secretary-General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, stated all 29 member countries would respond to a serious cyberattack against any of the nations in the coalition.  The pressing question is will NATO work together with combined forces when one of th...

Democrats, Stop Blaming Bernie - Hillary Clinton was a Historically Terrible Candidate

25 Aug 2019 2 minute read 1 comment LeftAntiPC

As the 2020 election approaches and the primaries get underway, a specter haunts the Democratic Primary - the specter of Bernie Sanders. In particular, a lot of Democrats hold Hillary's 2016 loss against Bernie to this very day. They blame him for hu...

Do Not Pay Ransomware – A Lesson for Municipalities

20 Aug 2019 1 minute read 0 comments Matthew Rosenquist

Remember how cybersecurity professionals were telling municipalities not to pay ransomware extortion as it would reinforce and embolden future attacks specifically against their sector?  Well, it appears that over 20 government agencies throughout T...