Collaborate Disseminate
via Katie Lang, writing for the DOD News, comes a short, but immensely powerful and important piece detailing the outstanding life of a U.S. Marine and Medal of Honor recepient – Captain Raymond Gerald Murphy.
“…we’re highlighting Marine Corps Ca… Continue reading A Life That Is Well Worth Honoring
Master Go player Lee Se-dol has handed in his stones after deciding that there’s just no way to beat a machine when playing the ancient Chinese board game. Continue reading Master Go player retires citing AI supremacy
New malware samples use location awareness to specifically target Japanese and Korean endpoints. The malware uses two techniques to determine the location in which it is being executed and ensures that the payload will only be triggered in these region… Continue reading Location-Aware Malware Targets Japanese and Korean Endpoints
[Fribo] the robot is a research project in the form of an adorable unit that hears and speaks, but doesn’t move. Moving isn’t necessary for it to do its job, which is helping people who live alone feel more connected with their friends. What’s more interesting (and we daresay, unusual) is that it does this in a way that respects and maintains individuals’ feelings of privacy. To be a sort of “social connector and trigger” between friends where every interaction is optional and opt-in was the design intent behind [Fribo].
The device works by passively monitoring one’s home and understands …read more
Continue reading Social Networking Robot Actually Respects Privacy
This post shines some light on a ‘gate’ belonging to the geo-targeted Magnitude exploit kit.
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The post Enemy at the gates: Reviewi… Continue reading Enemy at the gates: Reviewing the Magnitude exploit kit redirection chain
The robot video was posted by Vitaly Bulgarov, a 3D modeler and concept artist. But damn, does it look cool. Continue reading This Gesture-Controlled Giant Mech Robot Looks Too Good to Be Real
The DPRK’s first nuclear test was pretty crappy, but still. Continue reading Ten Years Ago, North Korea Went Nuclear
Blizzard’s wildly popular arena shooter is attracting more people than Riot’s legendary MOBA. Is civility the cause? Continue reading Can ‘Overwatch’ Overtake ‘League of Legends’ Without Fostering Toxicity?