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Aussie News @aussienews.bsky.social · 03/12/2025
Confronting accounts give a rare insight into the minds of perpetrators of deepfake image-based abuse, as part of a landmark study. #cyber #crime #social #media #law #justice #science #technology #internet #culture
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'A little bit of revenge': Offenders give insight into deepfake image abuse
Confronting accounts give a rare insight into the minds of perpetrators of deepfake image-based abuse, as part of a landmark study. #cyber #crime #social #media #law #justice #science #technology #internet #culture
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Ville Kostian @kostianv.bsky.social · 19/12/2025
" #Denmark says #Russia was behind two ‘destructive and disruptive’ #cyber -attacks" www.theguardian.com/world/2025/d...
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Denmark says Russia was behind two ‘destructive and disruptive’ cyber-attacks
Intelligence service says attacks were work of groups connected to Russian state in ‘clear evidence’ of hybrid war
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 21/12/2025
Cyber + Reputation Security by annual subscription. @digijaks.com www.digijaks.com Secure your presence now. #cybersecurity #reputation #AI
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Alan W. Silberberg @alanwsilberberg.com · 29/09/2025
AI Cyber Education Gap. #podcast @cyberaipodcast.bsky.social @digijaks.com open.spotify.com/episode/0OmV...
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AI Cyber Education Gap
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Alan W. Silberberg @alanwsilberberg.com · 13/10/2025
#AI Is Making Old Tricks New Again digijaks.com/ai-is-making... via @digijaks.com
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#AI Is Making Old Tricks New Again
AI is making old new again, presenting a double set of challenges — you’re fighting old-style tricks and new-style, AI-supercharged social engineering at the same time. — Alan W. Silberberg, Found
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Alan W. Silberberg @alanwsilberberg.com · 19/10/2025
Interview with Alan W. Silberberg on "Cutting Edge with Garth Fisher" www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVCk... #cybersecurity #ai #socialmedia @digijaks.com
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Protect Yourself in a Dangerous Digital World - Alan w. Silberberg
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David Dayen @ddayen.bsky.social · 11/09/2025
This story introduced me to a new "innovation": bitcoin ATMs, or BTMs. They convert cash into crypto, which can then be transferred to a digital wallet. And guess what? They facilitate impersonation fraud, routinely. DC's attorney general just sued one of the big operators. James Baratta reports:
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Crypto Bank Machine Operators Swindle Seniors
Once described as the ‘AR-15s of the financial services industry,’ crypto ATMs remain a hotbed for scams targeting vulnerable communities. But third-party fraudsters aren’t the only ones laughing all ...
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Yaël Eisenstat @yaeleisenstat.bsky.social · 07/09/2025
We're ceding ground: “Trump has dismantled the American government’s efforts to combat foreign disinformation. The problem is that Russia has not stopped spreading it...reckless destruction of all elements of America’s soft power is clearly leaving the field vacant for others to rush in unopposed.”
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Russia Steps Up Disinformation Efforts as Trump Abandons Resistance
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 07/09/2025
hmm. not good. www.nbcnews.com/world/rcna22...
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Undersea cables cut in the Red Sea, disrupting internet access in Asia and the Mideast
Microsoft announced via a status website that the Mideast “may experience increased latency due to undersea fiber cuts in the Red Sea.”
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 06/09/2025
Farmers got whacked - www.msn.com/en-us/money/...
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Hacker & Security News @hacker.at.thenote.app · 06/09/2025
15 Startup Conferences Worth Your Time (and Budget) in 2025 Big expos grab headlines, but the real ROI in 2025–2026 is in focused, founder-first conferences where curated matchmaking and practical content drive outcomes. From Spain’s Startup Olé and Poland’s Wolves Summit to Val… #hackernews #news
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15 Startup Conferences Worth Your Time (and Budget) in 2025
Big expos grab headlines, but the real ROI in 2025–2026 is in focused, founder-first conferences where curated matchmaking and practical content drive outcomes. From Spain’s Startup Olé and Poland’s Wolves Summit to Valencia Digital Summit, Italian Tech Week, Oslo Innovation Week, and niche anchors like ImpactFest and Denmark’s Digital Tech Summit, these events prioritize depth over dazzle. In LATAM, Medellín’s TECH SPHERE, Bogotá’s GoFest, Future Energy Summit LATAM, Peru VCC, and Medellín’s Iberoamerican Startup Congress connect builders, policymakers, and capital to turn talk into term sheets and projects—culminating with counter-programming like unDavos that keeps the work on the edges where deals get done.
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InfoSec @infosec.skyfleet.blue · 05/09/2025
Financial services firm Wealthsimple discloses data breach
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Financial services firm Wealthsimple discloses data breach
Wealthsimple, a leading Canadian online investment management service, has disclosed a data breach after attackers stole the personal data of an undisclosed number of customers in a recent incident. [...]
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TechCrunch @techcrunch.com · 05/09/2025
X's new encrypted messaging feature, XChat, has some red flags.
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X is now offering me end-to-end encrypted chat. You probably shouldn't trust it yet. | TechCrunch
X's new encrypted messaging feature, XChat, has some red flags.
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InfoSec @infosec.skyfleet.blue · 03/09/2025
CISA guide seeks a unified approach to software ‘ingredients lists’
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CISA guide seeks a unified approach to software ‘ingredients lists’
Compiling an “ingredients list” for software can help organizations reduce cyber risks, avoid fines and save time, among other benefits, a Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency-led guide published Wednesday advises.
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Hacker & Security News @hacker.at.thenote.app · 03/09/2025
Who watches the watchmen? Surveillanceware firms make bank, avoid oversight Enough governments love it and it's highly lucrative Governments can't get enough of hacking services to use against their citizens, despite their protestations that elements of the trade need sanctioni… #hackernews #news
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Who watches the watchmen? Surveillanceware firms make bank, avoid oversight
Enough governments love it and it's highly lucrative Governments can't get enough of hacking services to use against their citizens, despite their protestations that elements of the trade need sanctioning.…
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 03/09/2025
Interesting reading hackernoon.com/fractal-geom...
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Fractal Geometry as the Blueprint for Encryption | HackerNoon
Explore how to Investigate the use of fractal geometry and homographic Iterated Function Systems (IFS) with separation criteria to construct secure cryptosystem
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InfoSec @infosec.skyfleet.blue · 01/09/2025
New Large-Scale Phishing Attacks Targets Hotelier Via Ads to Gain Access to Property Management Tools
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New Large-Scale Phishing Attacks Targets Hotelier Via Ads to Gain Access to Property Management Tools
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Alan W. Silberberg @alanwsilberberg.com · 31/08/2025
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AlphaHunt Converge @alphahunt.io · 30/08/2025
PLA axed the SSF, spun up a 3-headed Cyber/Space/Info machine—one click = grid malware, sat-jam, meme ops. Taiwan just ran record 10-day Han Kuang with citywide sirens. 🔊🛰️ Brief + subscribe 👉 blog.alphahunt.io/plas-multi-d... #AlphaHunt #CyberSecurity #VoltTyphoon #Taiwan
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PLA’s Multi-Domain Reorganization: Cyberspace, Aerospace, and Information Support Forces Reshape the Threat Landscape
In April 2024, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) disbanded its Strategic Support Force (SSF), establishing three independent branches: the Cyberspace Force, Aerospace Force, and Information Support…
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evelyn maguire @evelyn.fyi · 30/08/2025
And then here's a comparison of the rare Labubu (SHEIN) vs the really good knockoff (eBay), I'll post one more thread in a sec which @amyhoy.bsky.social you'll find interesting from a cybersecurity perspective! bsky.app/profile/evel...
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beachydreams.bsky.social @beachydreams.bsky.social · 30/08/2025
FBI, cybersecurity experts warn of 3-phase scam that is draining bank accounts www.yahoo.com/news/article...
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FBI, cybersecurity experts warn of 3-phase scam that is draining bank accounts
"Victims often suffer the loss of entire banking, savings, retirement, or investment accounts under the guise of 'protecting' their assets," the FBI said in a news release.
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 30/08/2025
Digijaks Group specializes in reputation control and cybersecurity. These two things are inseparable in the always on digital world. digijaks.com/reputation-c...
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Reputation security services by Digijaks Group, LLC. World leaders, CEOS, Celebrities, Family Offices, Athletes and other prominent people and groups put their reputations in control because of
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 30/08/2025
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 30/08/2025
AI Cyber Reality digijaks.com/ai-cyber-rea... via @digijaks.com The reality is AI is radically changing cybersecurity for the attackers and defenders alike.
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AI Cyber Reality
AI-driven cyberattacks are faster, smarter, and more devastating. Learn why businesses, insurers, and state and local governments must adapt now in the face of diminished FEMA security grants and
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Slashdot @slashdot.org · 30/08/2025
Vivaldi Browser Doubles Down On Gen AI Ban tech.slashdot.org/story/25/08/29/21…
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Vivaldi Browser Doubles Down On Gen AI Ban
Vivaldi CEO Jon von Tetzchner has doubled down on his company's refusal to integrate generative AI into its browser, arguing that embedding AI in browsing dehumanizes the web, funnels traffic away from publishers, and primarily serves to harvest user data. "Every startup is doing AI, and there is a ...
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Mike Masnick @masnick.com · 29/08/2025
To be clear: this is yet another reason why many of these laws are so problematic. If people want to run fediverse instances of any size, the fact that costly age verification requirements could put them in legal jeopardy, is very bad. Regulators make laws as if every website is Facebook.
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Undercode Testing @undercode.bsky.social · 30/08/2025
The Norway Dam Hack: A Chilling Blueprint for the Next Wave of Cyber-Physical Warfare Introduction: The recent cyber-attack on a Norwegian dam, where hackers seized control and released millions of gallons of water, is a stark warning. It proves that digital breaches no longer just compromise…
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The Norway Dam Hack: A Chilling Blueprint for the Next Wave of Cyber-Physical Warfare
Introduction: The recent cyber-attack on a Norwegian dam, where hackers seized control and released millions of gallons of water, is a stark warning. It proves that digital breaches no longer just compromise data; they can directly manipulate the physical world with potentially catastrophic consequences. This incident underscores the urgent need to fortify the operational technology (OT) and industrial control systems (ICS) that underpin our critical infrastructure.
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 27/08/2025
Cyber Reputation 2025: Protecting Your Brand in the Age of Advanced Threats digijaks.com/cyber-reputa... via @digijaks.com
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Cyber Reputation 2025: Protecting Your Brand in the Age of Advanced Threats
AI tools are being weaponized to generate realistic phishing emails, social engineering schemes, and even fake press releases. These attacks can damage a company’s reputation before they’re even ide
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Anne Applebaum @anneapplebaum.wsocial.eu · 27/08/2025
US accused of conducting hostile campaign designed to destabilize Denmark, a close democratic ally amp.dw.com/en/denmark-s...
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Denmark summons US envoy over Greenland reports – DW – 08/27/2025
Denmark has summoned the US head of mission in Copenhagen over alleged covert US influence efforts in Greenland. The move comes after US President Donald Trump said he wanted the island — and even hin...
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Ninja Owl @ninjaowl.ai · 27/08/2025
Silk Typhoon hackers hijack network captive portals in diplomat attacks #cybersecurity #hacking #news #infosec #security #technology #privacy
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Silk Typhoon hackers hijack network captive portals in diplomat attacks
State-sponsored hackers linked to the Mustang Panda activity cluster targeted diplomats by hijacking web traffic to redirect to a malware serving website.
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 27/08/2025
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 27/08/2025
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Alan W. Silberberg @alanwsilberberg.com · 26/08/2025
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Ninja Owl @ninjaowl.ai · 26/08/2025
CBP Had Access to More than 80,000 Flock AI Cameras Nationwide #cybersecurity #hacking #news #infosec #security #technology #privacy www.404media.co/cbp-...
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Evan Greer @evangreer.bsky.social · 02/04/2025
"Age verification" laws are actually "upload your ID or get your face scanned to access every website, ending anonymity and associating your identity with everything you do online" laws and if more people understood that they would not be down for this authoritarian nonsense
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 23/08/2025
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 23/08/2025
Cybersecurity | Reputation | Wealth Security @digijaks.com Cyber Reputation Center. digijaks.com/cyber-reputa...
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Click here for Digijaks Special Services mentioned on the Cyber AI with Alan Silberberg podcast. Cyber Reputation Center for Knowledge The Digijaks Group Cyber + Reputation Center for Knowledge is
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Ariel Edwards-Levy @aedwardslevy.bsky.social · 09/08/2023
diner cook cybersecurity expert 🤝 salting the hash properly
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Jozef Imrich @jozefimrich.bsky.social · 05/07/2025
“Ex-CISA Official Warns: We’ve Gutted Cybersecurity—A Gift to Iran, China and Russia” Cybersecurity expert Dr. David Mussington, explains why the clock is ticking on U.S. vulnerabilities under Trump www.nakedcapitalism.com/2025/07/ex-c...
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"Ex-CISA Official Warns: We’ve Gutted Cybersecurity—A Gift to Iran, China and Russia" | naked capitalism
Cybersecurity expert Dr. David Mussington, explains why the clock is ticking on U.S. vulnerabilities under Trump.
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KymberliB @kymber2526.bsky.social · 11/07/2025
Despite record investments in cybersecurity, data breaches tripled in 2024. Why are we losing ground on data privacy? A cybersecurity expert explains: theconversation.com/your-data-pr...
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Your data privacy is slipping away – here’s why, and what you can do about it
Your personal privacy depends on your awareness, tech controls that allow you to decide what to share, and public policies that take personal privacy into account.
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Europol @europol.europa.eu · 21/07/2025
🚨Last days to register for #EUCrimACon25! If you're an expert in #Cybercrime, #Intelligence, #Cybersecurity, and #DataPrivacy, register your interest now 🔗 www.europol.europa.eu/publications... ⚠️Each request is reviewed individually. Wait for confirmation before booking travel.
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EU CrimACon 2025: Adapting analytical methods to the changing DNA of crime – Join Europol's annual European Criminal Analysis Conference on 16-17 September in The Hague | Europol
Join Europol's annual European Criminal Analysis Conference on 16-17 September in The Hague. EU CrimACon 2025 will focus on addressing these evolving challenges faced by intelligence analysts. Through...
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 23/08/2025
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Cynthia Brumfield @metacurity.com · 18/08/2025
Agentic AI promises a swift revolution for cybersecurity defenders, with one expert calling it a "Cambrian explosion" and another likening it to "the fastest train ever made." 1/3 www.csoonline.com/article/4040...
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Agentic AI promises a cybersecurity revolution — with asterisks
Experts say agentic AI will rapidly change cybersecurity, freeing up talent to focus on more dynamic work. But with AI agents still in their infancy, they also urge CISOs to ask a lot of questions bef...
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Digijaks Group @digijaks.com · 23/08/2025
Also increasingly able to hit companies with major security budgets - so what about small and medium business and family offices not scaled cybersecurity wise for these attacks?
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David @ InnoVirtuoso @innovirtuoso.bsky.social · 23/08/2025
🚨 The Rising Threat of Personal Liability for CISOs! 📉 It's time for boards to step up and support their security leaders. Dive into the discussion here: innovirtuoso.com/cybersecurity/the-… 🔒 #Cybersecurity #CISO #Leadership
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The Rising Threat of Personal Liability for CISOs
The role of CISOs is increasingly scrutinized, facing heightened pressure due to rising personal liability and increased accountability.
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Kevin O'Sullivan @kevinkosullivan.bsky.social · 12/07/2025
Forty years since Live Aid tomorrow. I wrote about it as a populist movement here - and how much it changed the NGO sector. www.cambridge.org/ie/universit... But the story that best represents the madness (and farce) of that moment is the one I opened with, about sending chocolate to Djibouti... 🗃️
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On 20 August 1985, a shipping container sent by the Toronto-based Ethiopian Famine Relief Fund arrived in Djibouti port but there was no one there to claim it. Or, rather, no one wanted to claim it. The Canadian Red Cross had been asked to facilitate the delivery but said that it 'wouldn't be interested'. The shipment was addressed to World Vision but it to0 refused to have anything to do with it. When the Fund's president, Donald Calladine, contacted World Vision Canada in July 1985, the response he received was straightforward: “the organisation did not have the staff in Djibouti to take it, nor could they arrange to get it'. Calladine sent it anyway. And so, this shipment of goods, valued at more than C$110,000, sat unopened in port and its contents undistrib- uted. Even the Canadian Embassy in Addis Ababa was unwilling to get involved. We don't know what we'll do about it, an official told the Toronto Star, We're a three-hour plane ride from there so we can't go and see what shape it's in." Why did no one want this consignment? It was hardly the only such shipment sent from the West in desperation at the humanitarian emergency then ravaging the Horn of Africa. Nor were the difficult logistics surrounding its arrival all that unusual. The problem of distributing food and medical supplies, which often built up in stores in Addis Ababa and elsewhere, was a familiar part of the relief narrative in the region. The answer lay instead in both the nature of the cargo and the reputation the Ethiopian Famine Relief Fund had garnered since it began operating in February 1985. Inside the container were eight bags of fertiliser, 126 packages of paper cups (approximately 1 million individual items), some old clothes, and 730 cartons of chocolate (weighing 6,000 kilo- grammes) donated by a major confectionary manufacturer in Canada. It was a lot of chocolate. And it became the deal-breaker for any potential distributers. Most aid agencies were less than convinced…staff members, Larry Cohen, recalled that Calladine had spoken to 'someone', who told him, Hey, it's got nuts in it. That means it has nourishment, so it should be sent.'What's wrong with chocolate?' Cohen added, 'even if the chocolate were melted down and they had the nuts from it, there's 20,000 pounds of nuts'." And this was just a glimpse of the absurdity that surrounded the organisation. In March 1985, Cohen mislaid 500 tickets for an auction designed to raise funds for a small NGO called Canadian Physicians for African Refugees. (They were in the office. They got lost.')° A fund- raising dinner at the Golden Country Chinese restaurant on Dundas Street, Toronto, two months later, left the Fund out of pocket after a mix- up left it with dozens of unsold seats. Another event at Designers Walk, a trade centre for architecture and interior design, ended similarly badly when Calladine found out that he had to pay the models and musicians involved. The story would be funny ifit were not so depressing. As Larry Cohen admitted, the Fund's staff had little idea what they were doing: 'In our naivety, I suppose, we felt it wouldn't be such a difficult job." By the time the chocolate and paper cups arrived in Djibouti, the entire organ- isation appeared bereft of momentum. The doctors were at odds with the Fund over the transfer of donations. Two (unnamed) Canadian NGOS had severed their relationships with it. Many shops, bars and businesses had also removed its red donation cans from their premises. And the confectionary company, which refused to be named, quietly distanced itself from its donation: We assumed that the charity knew what it was doing when it asked us for it.* Donald Calladine was clearly exhausted by the whole experience. When asked why he failed to answer the telephone at the organisation's office, he remarked: I just didn't bother.. . I haven't been putting much time into the fund. I can't get people to work for me.9 The Ethiopia Famine Relief Fund was a…his colleagues and the ill-fated shipment to Djibouti were part of that narrative too. Although their experience of aid-giving ended in disaster, it was driven by a motivation that was commnon to many individuals in the West in the mid-1980s: I saw the television reports of people dying of starvation and felt I had to do something', as Calladine put it.? This compassionate impulse was hardly new. But the belief that individuals like Calladine could contribute themselves to that process spoke to democratisation of aid-giving that had never been witnessed before. The centrality of NGOS to that process, the reputation they gained, and the trust they accrued from it, was truly extraordinary. In little over a decade-and-a-half, the sector had transitioned from the rather patron- ising label of 'charities' or voluntary agencies' to being thought of as reliable, 'expert' providers of aid and compassion for the Third World. The contrast drawn by the Toronto Star between the Ethiopian Famine Relief Fund as an example of what can go wrong in the outpouring of sympathy' and the professionalism of the NGO sector (which was by then managing a budget of C$45 million, donated by the Canadian public), was indicative of that process. Non-governmental aid should be better policed, it suggested, but it was intrinsically good. It was also presumed to be inherently global. We take it for granted now, as Donald Calladine and many other Canadians did, not only that we should care about poverty and suffering anywhere in the world, but that NGOS can and should intervene to do something about it. Yet such an assumption would not have come naturally to the sector's supporters nevermind the wider public just twenty years earlier. The concept of development aid to poor but independent countries, as opposed to assistance to colonial dependencies, is a relatively new one, and its scope is still far from being clearly understood and agreed upon', Christian Aid (the official aid agency of the Briti…
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Alison Fitzgerald Kodjak @alikodjak.bsky.social · 20/08/2025
In a 2025 submission to the Defense Department, Microsoft didn't mention its use of employees based in China, the top cyber adversary of the U.S., to work on highly sensitive department systems, according to a copy obtained by ProPublica. @propublica.org www.propublica.org/article/micr...
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Microsoft Failed to Disclose Key Details About Use of China-Based Engineers in U.S. Defense Work, Record Shows
The tech giant is required to regularly provide U.S. officials with its plan for keeping government data safe from hacking. Yet a copy of Microsoft’s security plan obtained by ProPublica makes no refe...
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SPRAVDI - Stratcom Centre @stratcomcentre.bsky.social · 21/08/2025
US Federal Bureau of Investigation warns that Russians are committing acts of cyber terrorism related to networks and critical infrastructure.
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Craig Newmark @craignewmark.bsky.social · 22/08/2025
Between Norway’s dam sabotage and Poland’s narrowly-averted water shutdown, Russia’s global cyber campaign is escalating. That's why DefConFranklin & partners like CyberpeaceInst @cltcberkeley.bsky.social @istorg.bsky.social stand ready to help with free tools, volunteers #CyberCivilDefense #take9
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UNITED24 Media @united24media.com · 20/08/2025
👀 ATESH cyber partisans disrupted Russia’s largest commodity exchange, which handles 99% of its raw materials trade.
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Partisan Group ATESH Disrupts Core of Russia’s Raw Materials Trade
Cyber operatives from ATESH disrupted operations at Russia's main commodity exchange, essential for the nation’s resource trade and economy.
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