…of letting NSA control information warfare worried about “the Intelligence fox being put in charge of the Information Warfare henhouse” (Rothrock 1997:225). Information warfare techniques were too valuable only to…

…shown how academic priorities and industry interests can lead to a “normatively induced ignorance” in insect toxicology because certain observations and measurements related to pesticide effects are valued over others….

…security capabilities remain undeployed by—or inaccessible to—their users. In one 2009 incident very important in thinking about such IoT-enabled hacking, Shi’ite insurgent forces in Iraq hacked U.S. military surveillance drones,…

…in India” (Phadnis 2013:1). To undermine the U.S. intelligence machinery, it implied, was also to demonstrate technical mastery. These responses illustrate a tension within the CEH credential: it sought to…

…usage of it. Obviously, the CIA has been involved in influencing elections for a long time, and other intelligence agencies have as well. But it’s new to do it in…

…on. In theory, there was no reason not to use machine learning to train this too — just tell the algorithm to select for behaviours that resulted in the shortest…

…incentive to invest money in making sure their systems are vulnerability-free, because security isn’t a key value proposition in their business model, it’s merely an overhead cost to be minimized….

…the Internet becomes the latest in a long series of tools that clandestine information networks use to build alternative publics through the illegal sharing of outlawed texts. In that sense,…

…it insufficient in one country made it extravagant in another. So although the Better Shelter tries to be better everywhere, it can never hope to adapt to the infinite complexity…

…to the sequence of the human genome.[12] Today, the injunction to share and to make available all genomic information— not just of the human genome, but all genomes—is driven once…

…significant excerpts from the raw data, it would include coding instructions and blank versions of the coding sheets: an invitation to a DIY education in movement observation. In addition, Lomax…

…the plan. Perhaps they were planning to release the more interesting stuff closer to the election, but they felt like they somehow had to respond to the public accusation. Who…

…their data and must explain, in front of their own chief, how they responded to the reported crimes in their precinct. They are asked to analyze and use for themselves,…

…could buy in blocks from $49 to $249 (which came with an “affair guarantee”). In other words, it was bad for the company’s income for users to proceed swiftly to…

…(NGOs) involved in fair trade try to create a solidarity that is supposed to shorten these distances. In the case of CSAs, the idea is also to bridge consumption and…

…through state investment in infrastructure: infrastructure for all, in a sense, as in the story of the Keynesian public provisioning of erstwhile developmental states. The answer is infrastructure for some,…

…and predictability into the world. In this sense they are vital systems, indispensable to the reproduction of contemporary forms of life and indeed to life itself. This also makes them…

…their ability to vindicate individual statutory rights than in their ability to exercise collective rights, or even to engage in collective action in any way that would accomplish a fundamental…

…human rights in a connected society while continuing to act as its gatekeepers. Whether creating or contributing to free software, helping someone in need, or pushing internet corporations to be…

…matrix, which is indeed a function for translating one into the other: consumers can use the filter to organize items, and marketers can use the filter to organize consumers. Netflix…

…In his article “Don’t Shoot Messenger for Revealing Uncomfortable Truths” (2010), Assange makes this point explicit, writing of WikiLeaks, “The idea…was to use internet technologies in new ways to report…

…to provide a logical set of results in response to a query, are in fact algorithms designed to take a range of criteria into account so as to serve up…

…planning studies and scenarios for influence in business decisions. Those decisions, in turn, influence the selection of scenarios used in the LCAs. Third, new problems arise when comparing the prospective…

…in infrastructure planning, which now often includes a mandate to actively solicit “community” input or even to summon relevant publics into being. Take Stephen J. Collier, Savannah Cox, and Kevin…

…about how much it will cost to build, about who has the ability and the right to wield it, and how the information it produces will be put to use….

…recipes that use it as an ingredient, or strategies to incorporate the product into a daily balanced diet. It is here that the consumer discovers the conspicuously inconspicuous information panel,…

…installation of architectural models and real estate brochures featuring the public toilets I encountered in the course of field research in urban Ghana. I initially conceived the installation as a…

…been ill. Inadequacies in health infrastructure and fear about the spread of infection that make it difficult for biospecimens and patient information to circulate also contribute to the circumstances that…

…to invest in education? Why do they elect to marry and have children? Why do they choose to engage in criminal activity?) that he sought to address in his own…

…who touted the idea of inherited biological and intellectual human traits, became interested not only in averages, but also in differences – in the dispersion and distribution of said traits….