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YouTube video by Judas Priest Judas Priest - Black Sabbath 'War Pigs' homage

Judas Priest just released a really good.cover:
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"I'd like the Big Brother package with EXTRA surveillance!" *GRIN*

Thanks for the CTI. I keep getting group texts from the "USPS" (country code "+44") and group texts from the state about unpaid tolls...

Still jealous. I couldn't use dial-up from home (party line). My first social network was various groups on USENET.

Yep. UNION injections can tell you a lot about database.

YouTube video by Ren Ren - Hi Ren (Official Music Video)

His one single is good.

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Deafening Silence From The Cybersecurity Industry Chris Krebs affirmed the 2020 election was secure. Now he's the target of an Executive Order—and the cybersecurity industry’s silence is enabling a dangerous precedent.

Politics aside, this executive order is wrong and unconstitutional. I stand with Chris Krebs.

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My wife, @vchiesibrown.bsky.social, is the human equivalent of an EF5 tornado and I wouldn't have it any other way.

NOPE.

Who’s In and Who’s Out at the Naval Academy’s Library? An order by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s office resulted in a purge of books critical of racism but preserved volumes defending white power.

Adolf Hitler's “Mein Kampf” is still on U.S. Naval Academy shelves. “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings” and “Memorializing the Holocaust” are not.

An order by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s office led to a purge of books that are critical of racism — but preserved volumes defending white power.

I hope everyone realizes that scrubbing historical references from web sites is no different than burning books

Trump orders probes of two former officials who defied him Christopher Krebs and Miles Taylor both served in Trump's first term. Krebs questioned Trump's claim that the 2020 election was stolen. Taylor criticized his conduct in office.

We are all Chris Krebs and Miles Taylor. It’s just a matter of time: www.nbcnews.com/politics/nat...

"Move fast and break stuff" is a VERY bad approach to defensive cybersecurity.

This week has been lessons in vulnerability assessment/management, risk assessment/management, encryption, NIPRnet vs. SIPRNet, OPSEC, asset protection, and OSINT. I just wish I could have paused all my classes to cover it all fully instead of the "current events" approach I had to adopt.

Exactly what I told my students. Threat actors can start building a social network and based on payment info, determine who can be leveraged. A real-world lesson in OSINT.

Links are ready to go for class tomorrow.

Oh, I am.

Have some of the Marvel equivalents. They came three-hole-punched so you could collect them into a binder.

This is why I subscribe.

Meet Rayhunter: A New Open Source Tool from EFF to Detect Cellular Spying At EFF we spend a lot of time thinking about Street Level Surveillance technologies—the technologies used by police and other authorities to spy on you while you are going about your everyday life—suc...

At EFF we spend a lot of time thinking about the tech used by police and authorities to spy on you while you’re going about your everyday life, like cell-site simulators (CSS). Rayhunter is a new open source tool we’ve created that we hope empowers everyone to help search out CSS around the world.

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There is a new version of the Research Plan for NIST's AI Safety Consortium (AISIC) in response to EOs. I did a diff.

Out: safety, responsibility, sociotechnical, fairness, working w fed agencies, authenticating content, watermarking, RN of CBRN, autonomous replication, ctrl of physical systems
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"Partly false" = "We haven't tried all of those things...yet."

YouTube video by tennesseejed93 SchoolHouse Rock - No More Kings

If I had a band or a label, I would do a punk cover of "No More Kings" from Schoolhouse Rock. And then I would gather a bunch of people to write a whole album of next-generation Schoolhouse Rock songs, with songs about Social Security and Medicaid and NOAA. I am not kidding in the least.

This is what I want to see from our congresspeople and other anti-fascist government employees. We need them to put themselves on the line the same way we are.

Absolutely. I've been doing it for years. It's kicked into high gear in the last month.

Years ago, after the Cambridge Analytica scandal, I interviewed a former fb employee, and I remember her continually emphasizing that these tech bros weren't evil geniuses, but were, in fact, dangerous because they were utterly clueless, totally reckless, and had too much power.

See? Doesn't work! *GRIN*

No. Can definitely confirm it's a "no."

Love it!