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Tag Archives: data security
Latest Microsoft Patch Fixes TEN Zero Day Exploits
“Patch Tuesday” is when Microsoft (and other software companies) regularly release patches for their software on the second Tuesday of a month. A “zero day exploit” is a serious, previously undisclosed security flaw in a shipping piece of software. Not … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Uncategorized
Tagged AI, Crime, data security, Microsoft, North Korea, Scott Caveza, technology, Windows, zero day exploit
5 Comments
NYTimes Hacked, Source Code Stolen
This seems like a story that should be getting a lot more coverage: The New York Times was evidently hacked and hundred of gigabytes of their source code released. An anonymous hacker has claimed to have leaked 270 GB of … Continue reading
Posted in Media Watch, Social Justice Warriors, video
Tagged 4Chan, Bryan Lunduke, data security, hacking, Media Watch, New York Times, Social Justice Warriors, technology, video
7 Comments
Paxton Takes On Big Data
Texas Attorney general Ken Paxton is launching a new initiative to protect data privacy. Attorney General Ken Paxton announced today the launch of a new major initiative to protect citizens’ sensitive data from unauthorized exploitation by tech companies and artificial … Continue reading
Posted in Media Watch, Texas
Tagged Apple, data security, Facebook, Google, Ken Paxton, Lawsuit, LinkedIn, Media Watch, Microsoft, privacy rights, Samsung, Sony, technology, Texas
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LinkSwarm for May 31, 2024
A kangaroo trial reaches its kangaroo conclusion, Biden’s ludicrous Gaza pier floats away and sinks, ESG lawsuits get the green light, the Libertarians nominate a hard left social justice warrior, and the NRA picks up a Supreme Court win. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged 2024 Election, 2024 Presidential Race, 89th Texas Legislature, Abraham George, AI, Amazon, Athena Group, Biden Recession, BlackRock, Bryan Spence, Buck-ee's, Chase Oliver, CIA, Copilot, cyberwarfare, Dade Phelan, data security, Democratic Party, Democrats, Disney, dogs, Donald Trump, drones, Environmental Social Governance (ESG), FBI, fundraising, Gaza, GoDaddy, Hamas, Hollywood, Israel, Israel-Hamas War, Jim Baker, Joe Manchin, Libertarians, LinkSwarm, Luling, Maria Vullo, Marvel, Microsoft, Military, Nina Jankowicz, NRA, PayPal, Red Lobster, Republican Party of Texas, Republicans, restaurants, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sequoia Capital, Shaun Maguire, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas, Twitter, West Virginia
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LinkSwarm for February 23, 2024
Lots of travel yesterday and today, so now I’m pooped, so enjoy this slightly shorter than usual LinkSwarm. “State Department Threatens Congress Over Censorship Programs.” A year after its censorship programs were exposed, the Global Engagement Center still insists the … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Global Warming, Guns, Media Watch, Military, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Alexander Eastman, Antony Blinken, Border Controls, Brian Wilson, California, China, Constitutional Carry, Contra Costa County, Crime, data security, Democrats, drugs, environmentalism, Fani Willis, Fentanyl, Georgia, Global Engagement Center, Global Warming, green subsidies, Gulf Cartel, Guns, JP Morgan, Laredo, layoffs, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Mexico, Miguel Aleman, music, Nathan Wade, Netherlands, Oriel Ortega, Panama, Paramount, Sinaloa Drug Cartel, State Department, Texas, The Hague, Tony Gonzales, UN
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LinkSwarm For February 9, 2024
The Senate’s bad border deal goes down badly, Big Brother is (still) watching you, Netanyahu tells everyone calling for a Gaza ceasefire to stick it in their murder tunnels, more Democrats arrested for (or convicted of) fraud, and a tiny … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Regulation, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2024 Election, Andre Johnson, Austin, Austin American Statesman, Austin City Council, Benjamin Netanyahu, Border Controls, bribes, China, Chris Murphy, Crime, data security, Dell Computer, Democrats, Disney, dogs, environmentalism, Fani Willis, fraud, FTX, FUTO, Gaza, Google, Hollywood, Houston, Houston Texans, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Israel, Israel-Hamas War, James Lankford, Jeremy Sylestine, Jihad, Jim Jordan, Joe Biden, Ken Paxton, Kentucky, LinkSwarm, Lisa Murkowski, Louis Rossmann, Martha's Vineyard, Matt Taibbi, Microsoft, Mitt Romney, New York City, NFL, NHS, Noah Bishoff, Pakistan, Paul Joseph Watson, pedophilia, privacy rights, sex offender, Susan Collins, Sylvester Turner, Ted Cruz, Texas, Travis County, UK
3 Comments
Russo-Ukranian War Update for June 22, 2022
The general course of the Russio-Ukrainian War seems the same (Russia grinding out slow gains in the Severodonetsk front, while Ukraine gains back territory on the wings near Kharkiv and Kherson), but there are a lot of interesting stories out … Continue reading
Posted in Military, Obama Scandals, Texas
Tagged data security, explosion, Foreign Policy, Frederick Kagan, gold, hacking, Kharkiv, Military, Rostov, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Severodonetsk, Snake Island, Switzerland, Texas, Ukraine, Yuri Kotyenok, Zaporizhia
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Russo-Ukrainian War Update for March 8, 2022
At this point, there seems to be no indication that Russian forces are measurably closer to their goal of controlling all of Ukraine. Here’s a LiveMap snapshot. From a pure strategic viewpoint, those Russian tendrils snaking toward Kiev from the … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military
Tagged Aeroflot, aircraft, Chechnya, China, Chuhuiv, data security, Foreign Policy, FSB, hacking, Kadyrovtsy, Karl Muth, Kiev, logistics, MANPADS, Military, neon, Ramzan Kadyrov, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Semiconductors, Spetsnaz, Trent Telenko, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, Volodymyr Zelenskyy
13 Comments