#Security

Lily Kuo

lilkuo

The Guardian did a callout asking Hong Kongers to share their feelings about the national security law. In just a few days, we got more than 30,000 messages - the

Tim Dierks

tdierks

With yesterday's Twitter excitement, a note: "Insider Risk" work is NOT fundamentally about the idea that you don't trust your employees. [thread] Insider Risk controls are about limiting the capacity

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Pashinyan: it is illogical for the ruling force to hold early elections if opposition representatives do not want it.According to him, the opposition’s refusal means recognition of their potential defeat

Howard Anglin

howardanglin

This is just kookery from top to tail.Thread:https://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens/as-it-happens-thursday-edition-1.5827212/elizabeth-may-baffled-by-choice-to-preserve-bullet-holes-from-parliament-hill-shooting-1.5828796 “I have a lot of q

Wolfie Christl

WolfieChristl

New: Perhaps the most comprehensive report on how mobile apps secretly share location data with companies most people never heard of, who then sell it to all kinds of interested

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. There's a perverse notion I keep hearing; it sure looks like an excuse to avoid doing things that people know they ought to be doing. It's that imperfect disease

Behrouz Boochani

BehrouzBoochani

1: This Migration Amendment Bill 2020 is exactly what Peter Dutton always dreamed of imposing on all Australians. Aust society resisted his attacks on freedom of speech. Now he wants

jason

restorefreedom4

1. Was Trump 2020 Election a Setup to bring them down? Rumors are floating around about the Watermark, Plausible? Sure. Here is what I know.Do You know Chris Krebs, Head

Amazing Polly is FREE

99freemind

A shady NGO called VotingWorks is working with DHS to 'secure the vote' this year??Who is behind that org?You're not going to like it.Right off the bat there's the support

A5pECT

Patches_North

The face the new SEC chair made when he heard about the case against Ripple I have put more thought into the SEC thing. As of now I I don’t

Nathaniel Gleicher

ngleicher

1/ Useful thread, including analysis by my colleague @brianfishman. There are clear parallels to lessons learned in IO. Not surprising, as IO and CT share key underpinnings: security challenges driven

Whiskey River

WhiskeyRiver73

@LLinWood Does this sound right Mr. Wood.(1) People are confused too as to the significance of tomorrow, Dec 18, regarding the Executive Order 13848 deadline. (2) The order says (and

David Paxton

DavidDPaxton

For a while, British security services simply had more up-to-date experience of handling various forms of terrorism than other places. They developed a host of skill-sets and techniques. Close combat

zooko

zooko

Privacy technology (such as Zcash) doesn't *just* protect Americans from their own government (in accordance with quintessentially American values such the Fourth Amendment). Perhaps more importantly, it protects Americans from

DCI KENYA

DCI_Kenya

MOBILE BANKING SECURITY TIPS#OnlineSafety #CyberSafely Mobile banking is a term used to refer to systems that allow customers of a financial institution to conduct a number of financial transactions through

Josh Marshall

joshtpm

Certainly a basic problem here is that Capitol Police, under the jurisdiction of Congress, were not prepared for yesterday's attack. But when we ask what happened yesterday, a significant part

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