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Facebook wanted to gobble up data from hospitals about their most vulnerable patients, and match it up with user profiles on the world's biggest social network.
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The removal of YouTube's most popular video this week was likely the result of a low-cost phishing scam rather than sophisticated hacking.
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A T-Mobile Austria customer representative made a shocking admission in a Twitter thread.
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Netflix doesn't ignore dots, so those are all unique e-mail addresses and can each be used to register an account. This difference can be exploited.
FIDO2: Authenticate easily with phishing-resistant security (Help Net Security, Apr 11 2018)
The W3C has advanced Web Authentication (WebAuthn), a collaborative effort based on Web API specifications submitted by FIDO to the W3C, to the Candidate Recommendation (CR) stage.
2.6 Billion-Plus Data Records Breached Last Year (Dark Reading, Apr 11 2018)
Most exposed data records caused by human error.
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SSO : Single Sign-On SSI : Self Sovereign Identity At IIW XXVI last week, there was much excitement about innovations in SSI. It's tempting to hope that it's the dawn of a new era, one in which people free themselves from the evil lords of federated identity. Finally, we can de-centralize! IDPs insert themselves …
GAO report recommends stronger security controls for third parties that receive Medicare beneficiary data (SC Magazine, Apr 09 2018)
The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) last week publicly released a report warning that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has failed to provide specific security controls guidance to research organizations with whom it shares Medicare beneficiary data.
Fraud fighters' guide to handling suspicious logins (Sift Science Blog, Apr 05 2018)
Account takeover leads to a number of negative downstream effects – from financial loss to customer churn to overall brand damage. There are many things a business can do to respond to an ATO attack, but at that point, it's already too late and you may have lost users' trust. So what can you do to prevent unauthorized access to accounts in the first place?
Synthetic Identity Fraud: The Growing Threat and How to Stop It (ThreatMetrix, Apr 10 2018)
When validating a social security number for instance, how many businesses can determine when an identity is too "perfect"—with say, only one lifelong email address, or a lack of human randomness in its associated devices, locations, accounts and online behaviors?
Don't Give Away Historic Details About Yourself (Krebs on Security, Apr 09 2018)
Social media sites are littered with seemingly innocuous little quizzes, games and surveys urging people to reminisce about specific topics, such as "What was your first job," or "What was your first car?" The problem with participating in these informal surveys is that in doing so you may be inadvertently giving away the answers to "secret questions" that can be used to unlock access to a host of your online identities and accounts.
The CIAM Implications of the Facebook Cambridge Analytica Scandal (Forrester, Apr 11 2018)
It's too early to assess the longer-term implications of Facebook's change, but if your organization is currently using social login for B2C use cases (or planning to support it in future), this is something to monitor. It may also lead to CIAM vendors changing their road map as they prioritize other integration and authentication features over building broad social identity provider support.
How to Build a Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan (Dark Reading, Apr 05 2018)
Being hit by a cyberattack is going to be painful. But it can be less painful if you're prepared, and these best practices can help.
How ODNS keeps your browsing habits secret (Naked Security – Sophos, Apr 10 2018)
Oblivious DNS keeps your DNS traffic private without retooling the internet
Mobile Phishing Attacks Up 85 Percent Annually (SecurityWeek, Apr 11 2018)
The rate at which users are receiving and clicking on phishing URLs on their mobile devices has increased at an average rate of 85% per year since 2011, mobile security firm Lookout reports.
How to dynamically generate GCP IAM credentials with a new HashiCorp Vault secrets engine (Google Cloud Platform Blog, Apr 10 2018)
On Google Cloud Platform (GCP), you can manage services or temporary users using Cloud Identity and Access Management (IAM) service accounts, which are identities whose credentials your application code can use to access other GCP services.
Facebook Rolls Out 'Data Abuse Bounty' Program (Dark Reading, Apr 11 2018)
The social media giant also got hit with a lawsuit the day before unveiling its new reward program.


When shopping for a new four-door sedan, you may end up comparing cars like the Altima and Fusion. Both of these come with a striking design and quality engineering, but there are reasons the Nissan Altima may stand apart from the competition. From fuel economy and power to interior space, here are some reasons to consider the Altima.
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Foals share new track 'A Knife In The Ocean'
The band's new studio album is out later this month
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With their fourth studio album now just weeks away, Foals have shared the latest cut to be taken from their upcoming full-length.
The new seven-minute track 'A Knife In The Ocean' follows on from the previously shared singles 'What Went Down' and 'Mountain At My Gates', all of which will feature on the new album 'What Went Down', due out on the 28th August.
Watch the new lyric video for 'A Knife In The Ocean' below.
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Nearly everyone knows Jackie Robinson for his baseball accomplishments, but few people know about his work within the GOP."I'm a black man first, an American second, & then I will support a political party—third."
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[dropcap]1.[/dropcap]Jackie Robinson was a civil rights activist.
Robinson described himself as a "militant black Republican" committed to civil
rights and racial justice. He worked extensively with New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, and lobbied aggressively, on a national stage, to rid the GOP of its racist, segregationist, and – in his own words – "Uncle Tom" element. Robinson once labeled fellow liberal black Republican Edward Brooke a "white folk's Negro" for campaigning on behalf of Richard Nixon stating:
[x_blockquote cite="Jackie Robinson" type="left"]"One cannot honestly claim to be working for the best interests of black people & climb into bed with a Nixon who has prostituted himself for the Strom Thurmonds of the Old South."[/x_blockquote]
[dropcap]2.[/dropcap]Martin Luther King, Jr. deposited his Nobel Peace Prize award money in Robinson's bank.
Jackie Robinson was one of the co-founders of Harlem's black-owned and operated Freedom National Bank, where Martin Luther King, Jr. deposited his Nobel Peace Prize award money. Though Robinson was far more conservative than King, the two men established a lifelong friendship, based on a shared commitment to social and economic justice.
Robinson wore an "Organization for Civil Rights" badge during the Louisville march with King.
[dropcap]3.[/dropcap]After Goldwater was nominated, Robinson denounced the GOP.
Barry Goldwater voted against the 1964 Civil Rights Act, an act that Robinson found unpardonable. He crossed party lines that same year and organized a chapter of Republicans for Lyndon B. Johnson. At the same time, he maintained his close friendship with Republican Nelson Rockefeller, later becoming a consultant for the New York governor's administration.
[dropcap]4.[/dropcap] Jackie Robinson co-founded the National Negro Republican Assembly (NNRA).
Formed as a reaction to Goldwater's Republican presidential nomination, the NNRA was an organization that demanded that the GOP recognize and address racial equality. Its members advocated for liberal and moderate Republican philosophies, and campaigned against conservative candidates who failed to embrace civil rights – including Ronald Reagan.
For Robinson and many members of the NNRA, Ronald Reagan was the embodiment of the "lunatic fringe right" of the GOP. In 1966, while campaigning for governor of California, Reagan met with the NNRA, an incident that ended with the politician running out of the room in tears after black Republicans confronted him over his opposition to the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
[dropcap]5.[/dropcap]Robinson was a constant "thorn in the flesh" of the GOP.
Robinson once told an interracial group of Republicans:
"I am certainly not a safe Republican… I am weary of the black man going hat in hand shoulders hunched & knee
pads worn, to Uncle Tom to the enemies of our progress."Harvard Professor
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EXTINCT: FIRST LARGE VERTEBRATE IN 50 YEARS
EXTINCT: FIRST LARGE VERTEBRATE IN 50 YEARS AND FOURTH MAMMAL TO DISAPPEAR SINCE THE TIME OF COLUMBUS JEREMY LAURANCE, INDEPENDENT, UK – After more than 20 million years on the planet, the Yangtze river dolphin is officially declared extinct, the first species of cetacean (whale, dolphin or porpoise) to be driven from this planet by human activity. An intensive six-week search by an international team of marine biologists involving two boats that ploughed up and down the world's busiest river last December failed to find a single specimen. . . To blame for its demise is the increasing number of container ships that use the Yangtze, as well as the fishermen whose nets became an inadvertent hazard. This is no ordinary extinction of the kind that occurs frequently in a world of millions of still-evolving species. The Yangtze freshwater dolphin was a remarkable creature that separated from all other species so many millions of years ago, and had become so distinct, that it qualified as a mammal family in its own right. It is the first large vertebrate to have become extinct for 50 years and only the fourth entire mammal family to disappear since the time of Columbus, when Europeans began their colonization of the world. http://environment.independent.co.uk/wildlife/article2843953.ece
Are Bees Being Worked To Death?
– In France a few years back they had a CCD like problem, French beekeepers traced it back to the pesticide, Imidacloprid. Now Imidacloprid is banned in France, but available everywhere else. Seeds of many cash crops are treated with Imidacloprid, after the treatment the pestacide will continue to show up in the mature plant, including it's flowers, nectar, and pollen. Imidacloprid is a deadly neurotoxin in insects. Even without Imidacloprid, the methods of conventional commercial beekeeping are really hard on bees. Moving hives increases losses, feeding high fructose corn syrup while taking all the honey leaves bees malnourished, repeated doses of pesticide for mites weaken the bees too, frequent outside requeening doesn't allow the hive to adapt to its local climate, it's no wonder that commercial beekeeping is in trouble. I'm a natural beekeeper, I don't use any chemicals on my hives, I don't have to move them, because my area has plenty of forage, and I'm planting more. My bees keep mites in check, because I let the bees decide how big to make their brood cells. I let my hives raise new queens, and adapt to the local conditions. Commercial beekeeping uses a plastic foundation in the hive for comb that forces the bees to make bigger bees. Bigger bees stay almost two days longer in their brood cells, a duration which is complimentary to the lifes cycle of the Varroa mite. The bees grow to be 1.5 times the size of a natural bee, but their wings only enlarge 20% making the big bees less able to carry large loads of pollen. The bigger bees also have trouble with keeping the hive clean, which encourages mites and other disease. The problem is, to do right by the bees, we will have to change the way agriculture is done in this country, and there are a lot of people invested in things staying the way they are.
ARTICLE ON BEE PROBLEM http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/display.php?id=1829
ECOLOGY & NATURE TREE HUGGER – Prisons probably aren't the first buildings that spring to mind when you think about green design and architecture. Yet one small island in Norway is set to change that perception with the recent introduction of the "world's first ecological prison" – a facility powered by solar energy that will put its inmates to work coordinating daily operations, such as recycling and food production, and learning their part to protect the environment. Norwegian authorities hope to thus instill a sense of responsibility in their inmates and to better prepare them for an eco-conscious life once they leave the prison. The facility, which is located on Bastoey Island (about 46 mi south of Oslo), houses 115 inmates. Justice Minister Knut Storberget explained that "from a social and economic perspective, this is cheapest for society," adding that it only made sense for a prison already renowned for its pleasant living conditions – resembling a summer camp more than a conventional prison with activities like tennis, horse riding and swimming – to go that extra step to rehabilitate its inmates. http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/08/strange_but_true_prison.php
WE ONLY HAVE A BILLION YEARS TO GET IT RIGHT
SCIENTIFIC BLOGGING – University of Sussex astronomers predict that the Earth will be swallowed up by the Sun unless the Earth's orbit can be altered – but we have about 7.6 billion years to do it. Dr Robert Smith, Emeritus Reader in Astronomy, said his team previously calculated that the Earth would escape ultimate destruction, although be battered and burnt to a cinder, but they did not take into account the effect of the drag caused by the outer atmosphere of the dying Sun. . . Life on Earth will have disappeared long before 7.6 billion years, however. Scientists have shown that the Sun's slow expansion will cause the temperature at the surface of the Earth to rise. Oceans will evaporate, and the atmosphere will become laden with water vapor, which (like carbon dioxide) is a very effective greenhouse gas. Eventually, the oceans will boil dry and the water vapor will escape into space. In a billion years from now the Earth will be a very hot, dry and uninhabitable ball. Can anything be done to prevent this fate? Professor Smith points to a remarkable scheme proposed by a team at Santa Cruz University, who suggest harnessing the gravitational effects of a close passage by a large asteroid to "nudge" the Earth's orbit gradually outwards away from the encroaching Sun. A suitable passage every 6000 years or so would be enough to keep the Earth out of trouble and allow life to survive for at least 5 billion years, and possibly even to survive the Sun's red giant phase. http://www.scientificblogging.com/news_releases/dont_worry_the_sun_will_only_vaporize_earth_if_we_dont_change_our_orbit
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Langdarma  ("Toro Maduro" or "Toro Dharma", nombre oficial: U Dumtsen '); fue un emperador tibetano que reinó aproximadamente desde el año 838 al 841 d.C., Su imperio se extendió más allá del Tíbet en donde se incluyó el reino de Dunhuang y otras regiones chinas vecinas.

 Historia
Tradicionalmente, el imperio de Langdarma, un fiel seguidor de la religión de Bön se caracterizó por las persecuciones antibudistas. Mismo al que se le atribuyen entre otros otros acontecimientos, el asesinato de su hermano el rey Ralpacan en el año 838.

Según escritos encontrados a través de la historia, durante los primeros dos años de su mandato, Langdarma seguía siendo budista, pero bajo la influencia de Wégyel Toré (Wylie: dbas rGyal '''el que retorna'), se convirtió en un ferviente seguidor de la religión Bön, una antigua tradición chamánica y animista tibetana anterior a la llegada del budismo.

La persecución budista ocurrida durante el mandato de Langdarma fue cuestionada por varios historiadores por no considerarle como un instigador del movimiento budista, sin embargo es gracias a los prominentes estudios del maestro japonés Zuiho Yamaguchi en donde posteriormente expone evidencias y relatos sobre lo ocurrido durante el imperio de Langdarma, hoy denominado como "el rey anti-budista", gobierno que se dice, estuvo colmado de problemas externos.

Por su parte, el kaganato uigur' al norte, se derrumbó debido a una revuelta en el área de Yenisei Kirghiz en el año 840 d.C., lo que dio lugar a que la población desplazada huyera al Tíbet. Según diversas fuentes, Langadarma tan solo reinó durante un año y medio, mientras que otras versiones cuentan que duró entre seis o trece años en el poder, luego de que un monje budista llamado Lhalung Pelgyi Dorje asesinara al emperador entre los años 842 y 846, luego del asesinato de Langdarma, se desató una guerra civil que posteriormente trajo consigo la disolución del imperio tibetano, dando paso a la "Era de la fragmentación".

Langdarma tuvo dos herederos: Tride Yumten, hijo que procreó con su primera esposa y Namde Tsung producto de su segundo matrimonio. Mismos que compitieron por el poder. El primero gobernó en el área central del reino Ü, mientras que su segundo heredero se encargó del ala izquierda del reino o la parte de los territorios orientales.

Para finales del , Kyidé Nyima Gön (Wylie: skyid lde nyi ma gon'' ) nieto de Langdarma, conquistó Ngari con un ejército de tan solo 300 hombres. Luego de la victoria, Kyidé fundó varias ciudades, edificó varios castillos así como la construcción de las principales esculturas en la ciudad de Shey de los distritos de Jammu y Cachemira .

En una de las inscripciones encontradas, Kyidé menciona que dichas construcciones fueron construidas con el fin de honrar la dinastía de sus antepasados y de todo el pueblo de Ngari (Tíbet occidental), con el objetivo de generar muestras de que para esa generación, la oposición al budismo impuesta por Langdarma había desaparecido. Shey, el territorio gobernado por Kyidé está ubicado a 15 km del este de la ciudad moderna de Leh, antiguo asentamiento de los reyes Ladakhi.

Enlaces externos
Historia del Tíbet

Referencias

Fallecidos en los años 840
Nacidos en el siglo IX
Antibudistas
Tibetanos
Emperadores del siglo IX

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