I guess it’s just part of the “political goon mindset” to want to be photographed standing in front of important-looking things. Donald Trump and his nachos, Kim Jong Un and his nuclear weapons explosive-lens carving CNC machine, and Rouhani by his breeder reactor control panel.
Just a reminder: messing with another country’s civilian power grid is a crime against humanity.
The US strategy regarding Venezuela appears to be to cause as much pain and disturbance as possible, while offering “help” contingent on ‘regime change.’
The RSA Conference is the biggest computer security trade-show held annually in San Francisco.
When something goes wrong, the surrounding supporting infrastructure must suddenly accept a new load.
The scenarios I read about cyberwar have always struck me as crude and more than a little bit pointless.
Those hypotheticals about voting machines being insecure? Hand me that tinfoil…
Offensive strategies are good if (and only if) you have an identifiable, small, number of foes that you can dominate.
A Supervisory Special Agent is a Big Deal in the Secret Service. And SSA Jack Lewis was a Big Deal.
For the last decade, the US military has been hinting that it would like to be able to be more aggressive in cyberspace.