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NEW - Scientists have revived a "zombie" virus that spent 48,500 years frozen in permafrost "to better understand the risks" it poses for animals and humans. https://t.co/ZirVCUGXhs

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James Colley @JamColley

Feels like you’ve tripped up on the first hurdle here

3:19 AM ∙ Mar 2, 2023

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Lukasz Olejnik (@LukaszOlejnik@Mastodon.Social) @lukOlejnik

Goes beyond 'government systems'. Includes NIS-defined "critical information infrastructure, information systems of essential services and important information systems", so private companies (+employees). "necessary to consider the non-technical aspects of the security"

Lukasz Olejnik (@LukaszOlejnik@Mastodon.Social) @lukOlejnik

TikTok as a security threat. The Czech service for cybersecurity and information security warns against TikTok. The risk is classified as HIGH, and "very likely". It is a legal classification with respect to cybersecurity laws. Can't be ignored. https://t.co/opYZBQRQrt https://t.co/YKJfbtaTsk

8:34 AM ∙ Mar 9, 2023

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I’ve been reading some Russian papers on the theory of information conflict (the broader category into which they slot cyber.) I asked my friend to Gehlen me track down some titles and his response was, “why bother? Everything they write is crap it’s bullshit. Don’t waste your time.”

Well, I reasoned, that can’t be true for *everything*… right?

So far I’m 0 for 4, but maybe if I can force myself to read a fifth that one will turn out to be worth the time.

Anyway, I’m not linking to documents on Russian information conflict theory and doctrine because they are all universally terrible. at this point my write up might just be on the problems with Russian information warfare papers.

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Content Moderation & Fraud Detection - Patterns in Industry

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The FBI Just Admitted It Bought US Location Data

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The privacy loophole in your doorbell

Police were investigating his neighbor. A judge gave officers access to all his security-camera footage, including inside his home.