Collaborate Disseminate
A woman’s attempt to hire an assassin online backfires badly, it’s scary just how cheap it is to buy information about US military personnel, and trolls and tattoos don’t mix.
All this and much much more is discussed in the latest edition of the “Sm… Continue reading Smashing Security podcast #347: Trolls, military data, and the hitman and her
The Prime Minister of Australia has said his government will introduce legislation which will compel social media companies to “unmask anonymous online trolls,” and allow victims to launch defamation proceedings.
Read more in my article on the Hot f… Continue reading Social media firms will be forced to unmask online trolls, says Australia
It’s a little known secret that when the Hackaday writers gather in their secret underground bunker to work on our plans for world domination, we often take breaks to play our version of the corporate “Buzzword Bingo”, where paradigms are …read more
Continue reading Arduino Wannabe Should Have Used a 555. Oh Wait, It Does.
Someone working for the BBC appears to have made a disastrous blunder while trying to remain anonymous on the internet… Continue reading When trolling your colleagues and boss via an anonymous Twitter account, don’t make this mistake…
Jamie Duncan is a recovering history major who has been at Red Hat for just over 7 years. Beginning with his role as a TAM, his focus has increasingly centered on the operations-oriented features of OpenShift, including the May 2018 publication of Open… Continue reading Jamie Duncan, Red Hat – Application Security Weekly #54
He was intoxicated while posting about high-profile tragedies involving the death of young people, adding torment to families’ grief. Continue reading ‘Sick sadist’ admits to trolling dead people on social media
Prenda Law masterminds Paul Hansmeier and John Steele filmed and uploaded the videos, then sued the “John Does” who downloaded them. Continue reading Extortionist lawyer pleads guilty to creating porn honeypot
It’s surprising how many trolls don’t realise that if Twitter knows who they are, the police can find out too. Continue reading Convicted! Anonymous Twitter troll not as anonymous as they thought
By looking at how a conversation begins on Wikipedia, neural networks are learning to predict how they will end. Continue reading Google and Wikipedia Are Making an AI-Powered Internet Beef Detector
via Cagle.com comes this thought-provoking editorial cartoon entitled ‘Russian Troll’by the eponymous Steve Sack.
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