…centuries are given by this legacy, with phenomenal increases in not only quantity and quality, but in the very structures now erected to govern movement, exchange, and consumption. Not merely…

…that of individuals—there is no obvious point of comparison here to the relationship between individual computers and a network. Nonetheless, the idea that computer security risks are not “emergent” explains…

…a few screenshots he lamented, “there was nothing there, nothing incriminating, nothing that would derail her campaign as I hoped” (Schor, 2008). Even though he found nothing to publish, the…

…it for real and normally do not poke their heads up too often. Be practical, not certified” (Bort, 2008). Asked about the ethical hacker certification in 2003, one “black-hat” hacker…

…computer hacking might have turned into a “reusable past,” if not worn-out semiotic-material productions; a practice that becomes so normal that it is easy to appreciate what it enables while…

…just a cybernetic pipedream, we need to remind ourselves that they were not only speaking about technical artifacts. Simply building prototypes with prototypes would not be a smart recipe for…

…tentative “no,” but this might be an artifact of government secrecy. Did these hacks usher in radical transparency with visible consequences? Answer: probably not, or at least not yet. The…

…note here that recognizing the interpretive role of the press is not antithetical to the hacktivist ethos. Attacking social and civil norms is not a core function of hacktivism: there…

…not only in terms of having a proof-of-concept of code that can cause physical destruction—which is something we hadn’t seen before—but also it marks a threshold in international relations because…

…have been a lawyer, not an algorithm whisperer. Now he was vindicated. The bad ideas baked into whole nations’ worth of infrastructure were now ready to eat, and they would…

…Hacking Team).[3] Specifically, it should not be discounted that Tor exit node operators have access to the traffic going through their exit nodes, whoever they are (Çalışkan et al., 2015:…

…probably owe their survival not to deliberate consignment into the Genizah, but to being caught up among other papers—perhaps those of a deceased Jewish community leader—and deposited, unsorted, into the…

…people are reading before they label—someone put a label on a Silk carton, and not only are they Non-GMO Project certified, it also says: ‘GMOs? No thanks!’ on their cartons,…

…a witnessing organ of perception in the laboratory, the visitor is now rescaled to his normal everyday bodily proportions, and a shift is made from the ability to perceive to…

…ISOs have grown to swallow those states that have not; they now cover all or parts of nearly 40 states. (There is no requirement for companies to unbundle to join…

…through the Kissi country, across the borders of Guinea and Liberia, and south towards Kenema and west into the Kono District. The superposition of the two maps is not an…

…contains no information in a mathematical sense—each character is unpredictable based on past activity, and tells you nothing about the next character to come—but that can also verify that it…

…might be that the police do not want the rape rate associated with their station to rise, so they record the reported incident as a sexual assault, which is not…

…Where Amazon might have called AI through computer code, now they could call the labor pool similarly. Amazon’s CEO publicly announced AMT at MIT saying. “You’ve heard of software-as-a-service; well,…

…undergone an economic sea change—it now held the promise not only of tremendous knowledge and great benefits to humankind but also fabulous wealth. As biologists we had lost our innocence”…

…dinners that may or may not correspond to political influence, no unethical behavior that would need witness testimony to corroborate, no fog of war. The data are a picture of…

…from the south to the attention of consumers from the north through diverse communication devices. Although the physical distances between the two types of actors remains large, the nongovernmental organizations…

…UK, so it will have little impact. But this has a harmful effect on the UK technology sector, as no UK technology company can now guarantee that their customer’s communications…

…Museum as soon as they emerge alive on the British side of the Eurotunnel. But it is more likely that Western heritage institutions, if not playing Indiana Jones in North…

…noise. Infosec and cybersecurity have become so popular now that there’s so much noise. And it’s very easy to get lost in the daily noise. And as an online journalist,…

…to notice eerie changes in the way people across the planet moved their bodies, observing in particular the seeming omnipresence of the “the head-back, chest-out, erect posture of the North…

…asides, and exasperated emails. The failures of the shelter were, for many of them, far too obvious. It was meager, limited, with no proper floor, no insulation, no natural light,…

…and predictable, they are disciplined, like a Roman legion. Political managers code these differences as a problem of class. Social media users participate freely and therefore nothing binds them to…