GoToMeeting Left Me Some Unwanted "Gifts"
Attending a Corelight webinar required the, presumably, temporary running of GoToMeeting. Apparently GoToMeeting isn’t so temporary, and it left a bunch of programs largely hidden away and a beacon to call home every 61 minutes.
Another walk around the housing area: 2019-10-16
Just an after work walk around our housing area.
Information Warfare: Can the US Military Stay Out of Domestic Politics?
The United States Air Force and Army are adding information warfare as a core component in their missions, but there are no clear lines between foreign government information operations against the US and domestic US politics because foreign governments and US politicians are working together in their disinformation campaigns.
Cyber Warfare Is Different Than We Expected
Here are three TED Talks that illuminate today’s large-scale psychological warfare. The first talk is about how businesses created the perfect weapons for mass psychological warfare, the “persuasion platforms”. The next two talks are about how Russia has been using these persuasion platforms in the US, Great Britain, and increasingly in other parts of the world.
Galap Crater on my kitchen table
Using Apple’s ARKit to put a Mars crater on my kitchen table. This is my weekend project of visualizing digital terrain data. It’s nice to take a break from cyber security.
Flying Over Canada Data
Just a quick update of my weekend project first mentioned in the “Flying over DEM Data" post. The 5 km x 5 km grid of elevation data is from Canada’s polar region.
Facebook as the scorpion
There is a famous parable called the Scorpion and the Fox. Facebook is clearly a scorpion. Central to their business is the collection of as much information as possible about people, so Facebook can help their customers optimally manipulate you. Facebook just can’t help itself but behave the way it does.
Company officers successfully sued for data breach
Corporate officers of Yahoo! have been successfully sued over their actions that led to multiple breaches at Yahoo! The officers (actually their insurance company) will pay $29 million.
Flying over DEM Data
First test of my iOS app flying over Digital Elevation Model (DEM) data on my iPad Pro. Colors are based on elevation, and black is shown where there was no data.