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Category Archives: Security
Science and Technology: Some thoughts on the Sony hack
More than any other thing, what surprises me about the Sony hack is how unprepared anyone seemed to be for something like this to happen. To me, it seems like it was almost inevitable, yet Sony has taken down its network for days and does not seem to have any remedy for the problems that […] Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Science and Technology, Security
Tagged caveat emptor, Privacy, Sony, technology
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Ineptitude or desensitization?
Recent failed terrorist attacks (the latest apparently in Rome) seem to indicate a terrorist enemy in shambles, pressed hard on every side and scraping the bottom of the barrel when it comes to operatives capable of carrying out meaningful attacks, … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, al Qaeda, Current Operations, Defense, Government, Groups, Intelligence, Italy, Military, Nations, News, Pakistan, Security, Somalia, United States, War on Terror, World Watch
Tagged Afghanistan, attacks, Government, Intelligence, Military, Pakistan, Somalia, strategy, Terrorism, vigilance
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Once upon a time
A few years ago, I vigorously defended the power of the government to use warrantless searches as an intelligence gathering tool against foreign nationals and their collaborators living on American soil who our intelligence agencies believed were enemy agents. I … Continue reading
Posted in Defense, Government, Intelligence, Nations, News, Politics, Security, United States, World Watch
Tagged Government, Intelligence, laws, liberty, Rights, warrantless searches
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I sense a revolution coming, and a lot of you aren’t going to like it
As some of you may have gathered, I do a lot of reading, especially about history, politics, and current events. Over the past few months, I’ve noticed a new theme starting to grow, first in comments, then in mainstream articles … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Government, Nations, News, Politics, Security, Society, Taxes, United States, World Watch
Tagged anger, Consequences, employees, Government, History, jobs, pay, public sector, revolutions, taxpayers
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WikiLeaks, transparency, and the responsibilities of citizens
I keep reading about how the WikiLeaks fiasco is good for America because it forces our government to become more transparent to its citizens. One common refrain is, “We need to know what the government is doing in our name.” … Continue reading
Posted in Government, Groups, Nations, News, Politics, Security, Society, United States, WikiLeaks, World Watch
Tagged accountability, actions, Citizens, Consequences, Government, responsibility, transparency, WikiLeaks
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