Perhaps somewhat ironically, social media is seemingly the only source of data you have control over these days. You can choose to not upload information on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, etc. You have no choice on if your healthcare provider, insurance agency, school, utility provider, or place of work upload information.
As a human I feel like I can make a damned good guess as to someone's politics by looking at them. We're really, really good at picking up clues from faces, even if we're not conscious as to why we're getting those clues.
Despite being an avid shooter, I'm very liberal. No one I've talked to, or been around, regarding guns has ever assumed I'm conservative. In fact, I've noticed they're damned careful to dance around politics around me.
Maybe it's the long hair? OTOH, I can be red necked out in my attire and holding an AR-15 and people still won't being up conservative views. And I'm in a very conservative area where it's safe to assume a guy that looks like me is a Trump voter.
I could see an AI correlating 10,000 facial cues to make an accurate guess. Interesting to think on.
They say it's sophisticated but... How? The domain isn't the same. It's similar. That's a flag. A phone call from any number is not a sign of credibility.. I will realize that I am not bulletproof, but I feel like this sophisticated attack, at its root, seems the same as any other.
Lets encrypt has this already by default. Managing this means automation but with that you may shift the problem. When automation is done poorly (esp when least privileged access is not done correctly). Hence that IAM is one of the cornerstone's of zero trust.
Misleading. When trying to connect to a device, an attacker can spoof being said device to get the airpods to connect to them instead. Similar to SSID spoofing with Wi-Fi.
Nothing in the linked article indicates this allows eavesdropping on existing connections.
when new technologies roll out to replace old methods of doing things, governments should work harder on tech literacy surrounding these new solutions.
Signals emissions from ships is something the navy takes very seriously. Not only is it a risk for the usual secure environment reasons, but it can be used to identify and track a ship’s location from those nice 100+m unfurling signals intelligence satellites with sufficient precision to launch and target an medium to long range anti ship missile.
The Houthis may not have many of those satellites, but Russia and China do, and might be willing to slip some coordinates along with an request to Iran to ship over an appropriate missile to Yemen if they want to really distract some Americans. As such it’s probably not a good time for sailors to get sloppy, though that’s probably always true.
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