In the middle of the desert you can say anything you want
Excellent.
[The professors] began the project assuming that the gender inversion
would confirm what they’d each suspected watching the real-life debates:
that Trump’s aggression—his tendency to interrupt and attack—would never
be tolerated in a woman, and that Clinton’s competence and preparedness
would seem even more convincing coming from a man.
We heard a lot of “now I understand how this happened”—meaning how
Trump won the election. People got upset. There was a guy two rows in
front of me who was literally holding his head in his hands, and the
person with him was rubbing his back. The simplicity of Trump’s message
became easier for people to hear when it was coming from a woman—that
was a theme. One person said, “I’m just so struck by how precise Trump’s
technique is.” Another—a musical theater composer, actually—said that
Trump created “hummable lyrics,” while Clinton talked a lot, and
everything she was was true and factual, but there was no “hook” to
it….Someone said that Jonathan Gordon [the male Hillary Clinton] was
“really punchable” because of all the smiling. And a lot of people were
just very surprised by the way it upended their expectations about what
they thought they would feel or experience.
What is Security Engineering?
Protocols
Passwords
Access Control
Cryptography
Distributed Systems
Multilevel Security
Multilateral Security
Banking and Bookkeeping
Monitoring Systems
Nuclear Command and Control
Security Printing and Seals
Biometrics
Physical Tamper Resistance
Emission Security
Electronic and Information Warfare
Telecom System Security
Network Attack and Defense
Protecting E-Commerce Systems
Copyright and Privacy Protection
E-Policy
Management Issues
System Evaluation and Assurance
Conclusions
What is Security Engineering?
Protocols
Passwords
Access Control
Cryptography
Distributed Systems
Multilevel Security
Multilateral Security
Banking and Bookkeeping
Monitoring Systems
Nuclear Command and Control
Security Printing and Seals
Biometrics
Physical Tamper Resistance
Emission Security
Electronic and Information Warfare
Telecom System Security
Network Attack and Defense
Protecting E-Commerce Systems
Copyright and Privacy Protection
E-Policy
Management Issues
System Evaluation and Assurance
Conclusions
Bibliography
= carefully Found in http://thislandpress.com/2013/07/28/subterranean-psychonaut/
Also see https://extranewsfeed.com/a-spell-to-bind-donald-trump-and-all-those-who-abet-him-february-24th-mass-ritual-51f3d94f62f4#.l44ck88sz Also: so /that’s/ what was that Daria line about! http://www.dariawiki.org/wiki/index.php?title=That_Was_Then,_This_Is_Dumb
Jake, Helen, and the Yeagers once tried to levitate the Pentagon. This is a reference to a real-life “attempt” to do this in October 1967 by Abbie Hoffman and Allen Ginsberg during an anti-war march that was prevented from reaching the building, though the characters aren’t part of a larger protest in this flashback. (This is the same march where George Harris famously placed a carnation in a soldier’s gun) Whereas Hoffman and Ginsberg were doing guerilla theatre, young Jake actually believes it could be levitated…
The fact that it’s loaded via https allows us to change it, in this case using a Javascript keylogger to post to another website every time a character is typed. For example: https://wiremask.eu/articles/xss-keylogger-turorial/,
Found here: https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2017/02/a_survey_of_pro.html
…in Russia, it’s about flooding the channel with a mix of lies and
truth, crowding out other stories; in China, it’s about suffocating
arguments with happy-talk distractions, and for trolls like Milo
Yiannopoulos, it’s weaponizing hate, outraging people so they spread
your message to the small, diffused minority of broken people who
welcome your message and would otherwise be uneconomical to reach
*As to defense: *“Debunking doesn’t work: provide
an alternative narrative."
Excellent; using Markov chains to predict next possible character.
Using 2 grams and some more social information like date of birth, we see that 32.5% users use some of their social information in their passwords. Here’s the query.
populations and species of larger size are found in colder environments, and species of smaller size are found in warmer regions
Closest living relative = Hippopotamuses
Excellent guide to securing a Linux server. Broken by this guy: http://polynome.co/infosec/inversoft/elasticsearch/linode/penetration-testing/2016/08/16/hack-that-inversoft.html