When Microsoft created Xbox and later Kinect, do you suppose the company thought its products would be used for war in a context other than gaming? Before we jump to South Korea using Kinect sensors to watch for invading enemies, let’s look at how North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is using his Xbox to practice “strategizing all-out nuclear war against the US.”
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Despite spy raps, DepEd taking China computers
Inquirer.net MANILA, Philippines—The Department of Education (DepEd) will go ahead and accept the donation of a cloud-based computer network from Huawei Technologies Co. despite allegations linking the Chinese telecommunications giant to espionage activities … |
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Flying High: Why The Military Is Taking Cyber Warfare Seriously
Forbes In addition to the class in Cyber Warfare, there was also a cadet Cyber Warfare Club and an annual National Security Agency Cyber Warfare competition. The Air Force competes with other military branches and National Guard units; the instructor proudly … |
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The Undetectable Spyware Used by Repressive Arab Regimes Is Taking Over …
Motherboard (blog) Canadian researchers say that the FinSpy is now active in 25 countries around the world who appear to be fairly succesfully covering their tracks. At first glance, this isn't necessarily illegal or totally awful. This is commercial software with uses … FinFisher spyware goes global, mobile and undercover PM: surveillance software may be used in Latvia |