Nuke the Hackers: In Defense of 'Traditional Responses' to Cyber Warfare  EU to Declare Cyber-Attacks "Act of War" At the end of last month, the EU drafted a diplomatic response framework to recent cyber

Quantified Cyber Censorship: Undergraduate Research of the CPC's Great Firewall As you may know if you follow me on Twitter, I recently "doxed" myself on my Twitter and, by association, Steemit account.

Absence and Future of the Blog Hello, Library readers! I feel like I owe an explanation to some of the more frequent readers of my content, and explain a change in the way I'm going to curate posts for

[The Library Information Warfare] Sun Tzu and the Art of Critical Infrastructure Defense What do Russia and Rome have in common?  They both lost their empire to, among other things, a supply chain

[The Library Information Warfare] Physical Security I was planning on doing this post long before I knew what would happen today. At the time of writing, the mood worldwide is somber. Today, October 2nd,

[The Library Information Warfare] Memes in Politics: How Pepe the Frog Can Win Elections Vice Cyberwar Piece "The Great Meme War" Memes in Warfare Anybody following recent politics closely at all , especially

[The Library Information Warfare] Simple Deception: Hide Your Motive This post seems incredibly simple. Hide your motive? Of course you should. It seems simple. The best way to ensure your motive succeeds

Barbarians vs. Barbarians: Another Ancient Chinese Deception Ploy Honestly, I could write an entire series based upon Kissinger's On China. But at the moment, I'll call this post two. Ancient China had

The Five Baits of the Chinese Empire China has been at the forefront of espionage and deception not for decades, but for millennia.  The only nation whose origin still is unknown or not agreed upon

China on North Korea: Where Does Our "Ally" Stand? North Korea seems to be rivaling Russia for coverage in today's Western Main Stream Media, a 24-hour cycle of alarmist hawks battling with naive

[The Library Information Warfare Series] Back to Basics: Check Your Sources! Sometimes, it's not all about having a PhD in Propaganda. I have run into this problem many times when dealing with intelligence

[The Library] Technological and Economic Ties between China and DPRK Private firms with government ties, illegal and shady business activities, and state-sanctioned espionage. Summary: Firms with heavy

The Arrest of MalwareTech (Marcus Hutchins) [EDIT] Donations For MalwareTech's Legal Fees Can Be Made HERE. I've been putting off this post for a while, for various reasons. Immediately after I saw MalwareTech

[The Library Dev Blog] Flat Text Files...  Have the newest update to Nodez up on my GitHub! Introduction to Nodez Analysis Software Spoiler alert: it's basically nothing. Most of the work has been in the

Concerning UBI, and Why I Think We're A Ways Off With the rise of the Globalist movement and growing automation in the tech sectors, many predict that Universal Basic Income is an impending inevitable

Concerning UBI, and Why I Think We're A Ways Off With the rise of the Globalist movement and growing automation in the tech sectors, many predict that Universal Basic Income is an impending inevitable

Smokescreening: Why More Bad News Is Better What if I told you leakers were the Trump Administration's most useful tools, almost as close to the cabinet as Putin's GRU? You would likely laugh it off, right?

The Library Information Warfare Series Because you thought a DevBlog and a Threat Intelligence Blog Wasn't Enough? Inspired by the fantastic @stevescoins , I decided to start another informational series

Hey Library Readers, something new for today. A Dev Blog! Many of you know, I'm a computer scientist with a special interest in Threat Hunting/Intelligence. One of my biggest focuses is building connections

Anonymous Operations: Front Line of the War Against White Supremacy The Southern Poverty Law Center cites an FBI report that in 2015, crimes against Muslim minorities rose by 60 percent. The same article