Nov 9, 2019 | anonymity, Applications, Audit Logs, audit logs, automation, Big Tech, Business, Cloud Vendors, Code-Breaking, Computers, Consumer, credentials, Cyber breaches, Data, Data Storage, Databases, Elections, Elections, Encryption, Government, Hackers, Hacking, Hard Disks, Internet, Legal, Machine Learning, Malware, Nationstates, Networking, Online Voting, Organized Crime, Patching, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security Alerts, Software As A Service, Technology, Updates, Voting Technology
Online Voting is a Disaster waiting to Happen If it is connected it can be hacked. The risk of only digital data that can not be audited is just a sure way to assure meddling and hacking of our elections. The integrity of our elections must remain paramount if...
Nov 1, 2019 | Big Tech, Business, China, Code-Breaking, Cyberbullying, Government, industrial espionage, Intellectual Property Theft, Internet, Nationstates, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Regulation, spying, Surveillance, Technology, Tracking
When Businesses Are Required to Capitulate to Chinese Society China is forcing companies to deliver content that is not culturally acceptable to Chinese society. Many companies and organizations are capitulating with these requirements to do business in China....
Aug 24, 2019 | Best Practices, Biometrics, Business, Code-Breaking, Consumer, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Databases, Encryption, Hacking, Monitoring, Privacy, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security, Technology
You Can Change Your Password but You Can’t Change Your Fingerprints The biggest known biometric data breach to date was reported recently when researchers managed to access a 23-gigabyte database of more than 27.8m records including fingerprint and facial...
May 14, 2018 | Code-Breaking, Email, Security
eMail encryption tools highly vulnerable Major news in the security world as the email encryption standard used worldwide is shown to have a gaping hole. s/MIME, the protocol that was bolted onto the email protocol to provide security, actually allows attackers to see...
May 13, 2017 | Code-Breaking
NYU Accidentally Exposed Military Code-Breaking Computer Project to the Entire World Dozens of documents spanning hundreds of pages detailed the project, a joint supercomputing initiative administered by NYU, the Department of Defense, and IBM. And they were available...
