Daily Post 1344 EDUCATORS AT CROSS ROADS Imparting education over the last few decades was transformed into a standardised assembly line, the resources neatly worked out and put on a seamless mode, no improvements incorporated but for packaging and put securely on a robust business model. With this the added moral high ground of being …
Daily Post 1343 DRIVING INNOVATION THROUGH DIGITAL COLLABORATION With the digital drowning of the world as an impact of COVID-19 and all us inclusive of the IT companies trying to respond and react to it, there is hardly any innovation in the offing. Some odd one would have happened incidentally. Now with the world slowly …
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Daily Post 1342 FINALLY THE DARK NET! The dark net is the safe haven of the hackers, all sorts of bad guys at the underbelly of the internet, from the drug pedlars to money launderers to mercenary killers, running their own underground economy. The tentacles of Google does not extend to this part of the …
Daily Post 1341 VIRAL FALSE NARRATIVES The technology for the creation of deepfakes is being discussed over and over again, the capability to hoodwink both human eyes and brain. ”The focus on the technology behind fake media obscures more pressing questions about the psychology and sociology of the viral false narratives.” The perverse ecosystem allows …
Daily Post 1340 THE DEEPFAKE THREAT We are already in the conundrum of Fake News and also the humungous fake content being created by the WhatsApp University, Deepfake threat adds a totally new dimension to the whole problem. Few recent Deepfake videos have shown what they can deliver. Seeing is believing, for the first time …
Daily Post 1339 SELF RESTRAINT – THE COVID-19 WINNER Needless to say this health crisis has given lessons on how to live way beyond parents, colleagues and organisations could have ever taught us. Keeping small kids locked up for months together is no small task. It’s a challenge for both, they have very successfully gone …
Daily Post 1338 RUSSIA’s MILITARY INTELLIGENCE ARM – GRU Not getting any news of hacking relating to GRU in a season of hacking was quite surprising. They have been exploiting a major email server program since last August or earlier. The vulnerability is in the Exim Mail Transfer Agent which mostly runs on Unix-type operating …
Daily Post 1337 STATE BACKED HACKING – GOOGLE DISCLOSURE Hacking is here to stay and it would keep readapting itself depending on the situation and context and / or where the funding came from. Close to the heels of ransomware attack reaching 80% of the total this year, the disturbing trend Google sees is an …
Daily Post 1336 IS WORKING FROM HOME A CYBER SECURITY RISK? For the naive and uninitiated, cyber security was never a concern and in the digitally totally transformed Corona times, might be he would have heard just of Zoombombing. While we are busy with the known vulnerabilities of Zoom, the efforts to patch and the …
Daily Post 1335 THE DATA BAZAAR! While the tonnes of data locked in enterprise severs remain un-utilised for any value add, planning or business solutions, the hackers are out in the open, in lockdown relaxation, hitting the world at a totally different pace. The one in news is Truecaller, which all of us use for …
Daily Post 1334 IS SUPERFICIALITY A FAD? To be operational in today’s world there is considerable level of depth that is required. To get the cross connect of different operating systems and processes which finally complement our understanding, depth required is again considerable. Think of all the people around and compare them to the end …
