Collaborate Disseminate
A 34-year old man has been jailed after being found guilty of launching a massive denial-of-service attack against Boston Children’s Hospital.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Continue reading The DDoS attacker rescued by a Disney cruise ship is sentenced to over 10 years in prison
This follows concerns of “sonic attacks” against US and Canadian diplomats on Cuban soil. Continue reading Canada Is Pulling Diplomats’ Families From Cuba Over Mysterious ‘Acquired Brain Injury’
Interesting analysis and speculation….
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Continue reading Reverse Engineering the Cuban Sonic Weapon
Interesting analysis and speculation…. Continue reading Reverse Engineering the Cuban Sonic Weapon
Guess what’s happening next weekend? The SoCal Linux Expo. SCALE is in its 16th year, and is the second greatest convention happening this year at the Pasadena Convention Center. The first, of course, is AlienCon this summer, with a special guest appearance by the guy with the hair on Ancient Aliens. What’s cool at SCALE? Tons of stuff! Tindie and Hackaday will have a booth, you’ll be able to check out the new stuff from System 76, and this is where I first picked up my most cherished possession, a Microsoft (heart) Linux sticker. NEED A TICKET? Cool, use the …read more
If you’ve been paying attention to the news, you may have seen a series of articles coming out about US staffers in Cuba. It seems that 21 staffers have suffered a bizarre array of injuries ranging from hearing loss to dizziness to concussion-like traumatic brain injuries. Some staffers have reported hearing incapacitating sounds in the embassy and in their hotel rooms. The reports range from clicking to grinding, humming, or even blaring sounds. One staffer described being awoken to a horrifically loud sound, only to have it disappear as soon as he moved away from his bed. When he got …read more
Continue reading Cuban Embassy Attacks and The Microwave Auditory Effect
A new report looks at how the internet is censored on the island nation. Continue reading Here Are the 41 Websites You Can’t Access in Cuba
A month ago, payments company Stripe launched Atlas, a toolkit for startups to incorporate in the U.S. and lay the groundwork for growing their businesses online. Aimed largely at small enterprises outside of the U.S., Atlas is making a notable addition to the roster of countries covered under the program: from today, it will begin to accept Atlas applicants from Cuba, so that… Read More Continue reading Stripe’s startup toolkit Atlas opens for business in Cuba
It might sound far-fetched. Is it though? Continue reading The Plan to Shut Gitmo and Turn It Into an Ocean Research Lab