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Cognitive Security

October 05, 2020
by Caroline Miller
hacker fingerprints, hacker techniques, hackers, Hillary Clinton, James Bond, Sonner Kehrt, Tom Simonite
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Whenever I get into trouble on Word Press, the platform for my blogs, I call my technician and ask him to fix it.  If he can’t, he goes to a site where technicians hang out and share information.  Usually, someone has a solution. This open-source watering hole has been a staple th
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Finding The Right Code

April 04, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Equifax, Facebook, hackers, Martin Hellman, Morse code, Private A. I., public key cryptology, Whittfield Diffie, Zynep Tufekci
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I have a friend who is averse to reading emails.  That makes it difficult for us to arrange to meet for coffee because I’m averse to telephones.  As spies we’d do dismally.  How would we come together long enough to arrange a dead drop, a place where we would leave and pick up
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Who’s Hacking Your Heart?

December 09, 2016
by Caroline Miller
bug bounties, hackers, Jacob Olcott, Jordan Robertson, MedSec, Michael Riley, pacemakers, St Jude Medical
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Hold on to your pacemaker.  Latest news is they can be hacked.  Worse news is that people are making stock bets on that vulnerability. Normally, security companies wouldn’t explore medical devices as an avenue for hacking.  One supposes decoding their encryption wouldn’t take h
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Oh, Snip It!

September 09, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Adrianne LaFrance, computer security, digital computing, Google and IBM redefiing computing, hackers, insecurity of the digital age, quantum computing
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Sometimes, if you wait long enough, a problem solves itself. For some time, pundits have been warning about the collapse of our technical infra structure. Not only is our system susceptible to hackers living in the wilds of Nigeria, but to those in Russia and China who can open our hi
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