Roughly the same as one
Ethical Hacking course. Are they bragging or complaining? How does
this stack up to China or North Korea?
U.S.
spy agencies mounted 231 offensive cyber-operations in 2011,
documents show
U.S. intelligence
services carried out 231 offensive cyber-operations in 2011, the
leading edge of a clandestine campaign that embraces the Internet as
a theater of spying, sabotage and war, according to top-secret
documents obtained by The Washington Post.
That disclosure, in
a classified intelligence budget provided by NSA leaker Edward
Snowden, provides new evidence that the Obama administration’s
growing ranks of cyberwarriors infiltrate and disrupt foreign
computer networks.
Additionally, under an
extensive effort code-named GENIE, U.S. computer specialists break
into foreign networks so that they can be put under surreptitious
U.S. control. Budget documents say the $652 million project has
placed “covert implants,” sophisticated malware transmitted from
far away, in computers, routers and firewalls on tens of thousands of
machines every year, with plans to expand those numbers into the
millions.
(Related) I'll repeat,
what part of “We listen to everything” did you not understand?
(Are you part of everything?)
Snowden
Document: NSA Spied On Al Jazeera Communications
Business opportunities?
The
Current YouTube Economy Is In Peril
… YouTube has
massive potential to revolutionize the entertainment industry and
redefine storytelling, but in order to do that, the industry has to
first start making money. This can happen by either YouTube charging
less money for its services and the arrival of a
competitor, or big brands injecting capital.
If neither of these
happens soon, much of "new Hollywood" could go out of
business. And maybe that's not such a bad thing.
Brief but interesting.
Can't wait to see how this works out.
What
Does A Totally Technology-Centric School Look Like?
If you are a movie nut,
this is too cool! If you're a regular nut, think what other
industries or topics would benefit from collections like this...
– is a non-profit
initiative dedicated to digitizing collections of classic media
periodicals that belong in the public domain
for full public access. The project is supported by owners of
materials who loan them for scanning, and donors who contribute funds
to cover the cost of scanning. They have currently scanned over
800,000 pages, and the number is growing.
For all my students,
who need it almost as much as I do...
Grammarly
– automated proofreader and personal grammar coach
“Grammarly
is an automated proofreader and your personal grammar coach. Correct
up to 10 times more mistakes than popular word processors.” This
is for use in addition to Microsoft® Word – it “scans
your text for proper use of more than 250 advanced grammar rules,
spanning everything from subject-verb agreement to article use to
modifier placement.”
For my students with
desktop, laptop, ipad, and smartphone. Simple backup tool!
– Want to share and
sync files on the go? BitTorrent Sync lets you share files with
family and friends, share files between mobile devices, and backup
your phone and tablets. Sync files between mobile devices,
collaborators, or your home and work PC. When you create a new
folder secret, a QR code will be generated. Scan and share this QR
code to easily sync files between mobile devices.
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