The US is supposedly ramping up attacks against Russian power grid through the use of new cyberattack powers granted by Trump. I am happy to hear of this, but it's an example of where we as outsiders can only know a tiny fragment of the story. But any signs that this administration sees Russia as a foe, and are treating it as such, are positive in my view. More

Adobe is entering the deepfakes arena by showing off research tools designed to detect manipulated photos. More

Target stores have been hit by major outages. More

Many places are using very granular bluetooth beacon tracking to watch you move throughout their businesses, including airports, malls, subways, buses, gyms, hotels, festivals, museums, etc. More

The US is going after ethnic Chinese researchers in the medical field, and specifically at cancer centers. I'm all for becoming more aggressive towards the Chinese government pilfering the world's intellectual property, but, um, cancer research is one thing that I think it's ok to spread widely. It's not like they're stealing the only copy of the research; they're just sharing it. Maybe I'm missing something, but if that something is just about who makes the profit, then I'm calling Meh. More

Firewalling outbound DNS could save companies billions. Yes! I've been on about this for years. More

The US is supposedly ramping up attacks against Russian power grid through the use of new cyberattack powers granted by Trump. I am happy to hear of this, but it's an example of where we as outsiders can only know a tiny fragment of the story. But any signs that this administration sees Russia as a foe, and are treating it as such, are positive in my view. <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/15/us/politics/trump-cyber-russia-grid.html">More</a> Adobe is entering the deepfakes arena by showing off research tools designed to detect manipulated photos. <a href="https://gizmodo.com/adobe-shows-off-first-research-for-tools-to-detect-mani-1835516127">More</a> Target stores have been hit by major outages. <a href="https://techcrunch.com/2019/06/16/target-outage/">More</a> Many places are using very granular bluetooth beacon tracking to watch you move throughout their businesses, including airports, malls, subways, buses, gyms, hotels, festivals, museums, etc. <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/06/14/opinion/bluetooth-wireless-tracking-privacy.html">More</a> The US is going after ethnic Chinese researchers in the medical field, and specifically at cancer centers. I'm all for becoming more aggressive towards the Chinese government pilfering the world's intellectual property, but, um, cancer research is one thing that I think it's ok to spread widely. It's not like they're stealing the only copy of the research; they're just sharing it. Maybe I'm missing something, but if that something is just about who makes the profit, then I'm calling Meh.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-06-13/the-u-s-is-purging-chinese-americans-from-top-cancer-research">More</a> Firewalling outbound DNS could save companies billions. Yes! I've been on about this for years. <a href="https://www.oodaloop.com/briefs/2019/06/14/dns-firewalls-could-save-companies-billions/">More</a>

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The US is supposedly ramping up attacks against Russian power grid through the use of new cyberattack powers granted by Trump. I am happy to hear of this, but it's an example of where we as outsiders can only know a tiny fragment of the story. But any signs that this administration sees Russia as a foe, and are treating it as such, are positive in my view. More  Adobe is entering the deepfakes arena by showing off research tools designed to detect manipulated photos. More  Target stores have been hit by major outages. More  Many places are using very granular bluetooth beacon tracking to watch you move throughout their businesses, including airports, malls, subways, buses, gyms, hotels, festivals, museums, etc. More  The US is going after ethnic Chinese researchers in the medical field, and specifically at cancer centers. I'm all for becoming more aggressive towards the Chinese government pilfering the world's intellectual property, but, um, cancer research is one thing that I think it's ok to spread widely. It's not like they're stealing the only copy of the research; they're just sharing it. Maybe I'm missing something, but if that something is just about who makes the profit, then I'm calling Meh. More  Firewalling outbound DNS could save companies billions. Yes! I've been on about this for years. More

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