How NOT To Do American National Security
I’ve been watching the Republican presidential debates with increasing unease. Why am I uneasy? Because these people are going to get us killed. It’s amazing…
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Cybersecurity cases in Hong Kong hit 5-year high in 2024, aided by AI
The number of cybersecurity cases in Hong Kong hit a five-year high in 2024 as hackers weaponised artificial intelligence (AI) to manipulate data systems and…
Quote Drift | Daniel Miessler
Quote Drift is the phenomenon where you have a quote you enjoy from a movie or T.V. show and you go around repeating it constantly…
Philippines’ arrest of Chinese ‘sleeper agent’ sparks fears of widespread spying
Philippine authorities have arrested a Chinese national suspected of conducting espionage operations, recovering equipment in his possession that they believe might have been used for…
What Embracing the AI Platform Shift Really Means
Just like the introduction of computers, the internet, and mobile phones before it, AI might have started out as a fun novelty – and we…
The Conservative Christian View of the Jews: The Standard for Cognitive Dissonance
Conservative Christians in the U.S. have a serious bit of cognitive dissonance on their hands when it comes to the Jews. On one side they…
Google hopes its experimental AI model can unearth new security use cases
Google has built a cybersecurity assistant for information security professionals, and now they’re looking for researchers to play with it. Sec Gemini V1 is a…
Malaysia urges Asean to adopt AI to help tackle rising digital threats
Malaysian ministers have urged Asean to look to artificial intelligence (AI) to help combat rampant online fraud by organised crime gangs, which are raking in…
How Planes Fly: What They Taught You In School Was Wrong
So we all know how planes fly, right? The top of the wing is rounded and the bottom of the wing is more straight. Air…
Opinion | As the rules-based order declines, hegemony takes on a new form
History shows that world orders, disorders or new orders often result from the disturbing dynamics unleashed by crises amid the rise of new powers and…
Penetration Testing is Easy — Too Easy
Penetration testing falls into three basic categories based on the posture of the organization you’re up against. Reality obviously has shades, but here are the…
Oxfam Hong Kong data leak: watchdog rules charity violated privacy law
The local arm of international charity Oxfam violated the data protection law following a leak in July that potentially affected 550,000 people, Hong Kong’s privacy…