Media

Media notices IoT turns your house over to hackers.

Somebody mysteriously deleted Julian Assange's twitter account.

Economy

US spies wage effective war on Kaspersky, using nothing but rumors to get it pulled from stores.

War

Russians hack personal phones of US troops in Baltic.

Police State

Supposed Russian hackers used NSA code. Maybe they were NSA hackers posing as Russians.

Police State

NSA illegally spied on Kim.Com. I'm shocked.

Amazon Echo and all those voice assistants are covert listening devices. That hackers, especially government spies, can access them is a given.

Police State

Microsoft is effectively combating Russian hackers.

Politics

Comey's testimony did nothing but expose him as a leaker.

Comey's links to the Clintons.

Comey's participation in a soft coup against Trump.

Despite admitting to crimes, Comey won't be prosecuted.

With the deep state getting more desperate and violence between Trump supporters and critics more common, we could be headed toward civil war. I doubt it.

The Russians probably probed the US election.

The elites who pretend to be against each other work together behind the scenes.

Politics

CNN producer secretly caught on tape revealing what we all know: the story about Trump colluding with Russia is baloney.

Here comes the next NSA-powered cyber-attack.

Economy

Even the DDN recognizes the craft beer business is a boom.

May second best month on record for new businesses.

West Chester ax-throwing business.

Amazon buys Whole Foods for $13.7 billion. Shares were suspended.

While a supposedly lone leftist nut was shooting three rulers in Washington, rulers were crushing all of us via Fed and political policies.

"The American people are being brought to ruin by three institutions that are mortal threats to liberty and prosperity. To wit, the Federal Reserve, the military/industrial/surveillance complex and a sinecured Congress that is burying unborn generations in debt – even as it sanctimoniously presumes that it is doing god’s work by servicing the beltway racketeers who keep it perpetually in office." 

Great quote.

"On the latter score, it is worth reminding once again. An incumbent House member standing for reelection has a smaller chance of losing his seat than did a Politburo member during the heyday of the postwar Soviet Union."

Great observation. This article touches everything.

"As we will document further tomorrow, the first part of Yellen’s proclamation is a risible lie. There has been zero net gain in industrial production since September 2007; no net gain in breadwinners jobs since January 2001; and zero gains in real median family incomes since 1989."

Oh, boy.

We should name bubble and bust business cycles for the Fed Chairmen who create them.

Police State

Microsoft releases software that bricks smartphones, calls it an accident. They're working with the government.

Police State

Essential Home's privacy first claim may be a good marketing ploy, but no home assistant can put privacy first.

Windows XP was mostly immune to WannaCry, contrary to Microsoft's lies.  Obeying Microsoft makes computers less secure.

War

From arming and funding Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein to using cyber-weapons and much more, the US government is the root cause of much terrorism.

"Even as the U.S. government confronts rival powers over widespread Internet espionage, it has become the biggest buyer in a burgeoning gray market where hackers and security firms sell tools for breaking into computers. The strategy is spurring concern in the technology industry and intelligence community that Washington is in effect encouraging hacking and failing to disclose to software companies and customers the vulnerabilities exploited by the purchased hacks. That’s because U.S. intelligence and military agencies aren’t buying the tools primarily to fend off attacks. Rather, they are using the tools to infiltrate computer networks overseas, leaving behind spy programs and cyber-weapons that can disrupt data or damage systems."

Just as one would expect.

"This has become the shadow government’s modus operandi regardless of which party controls the White House: the government creates a menace—knowing full well the ramifications such a danger might pose to the public—then without ever owning up to the part it played in unleashing that particular menace on an unsuspecting populace, it demands additional powers in order to protect “we the people” from the threat.
Yet the powers-that-be don’t really want us to feel safe.
They want us cowering and afraid and willing to relinquish every last one of our freedoms in exchange for their phantom promises of security.
As a result, it’s the American people who pay the price for the government’s insatiable greed and quest for power.
We’re the ones to suffer the blowback." 

Exactly.

The US wastes hundreds of billions on weapons while the Chinese develop economic power.

Politics

Supposed Russian hack of election, of which we've seen no evidence, might have been done by the CIA and falsely attributed to Russia.

A special prosecutor means the investigation of supposed ties between Trump and Russia will drag on for years.

Police State

Microsoft helped the CIA hack Windows computers.

Misc

New worm uses seven NSA tools.

Politics

Feminists fall for peer-reviewed hoax article blaming the world's ills on the male penis. More.

Mueller appointed special counsel to cover up deep state crimes in addition to keeping the story at the top of the news.

House Republicans didn't repeal and replace Obamacare. They reinforced it.

FBI unsuccessfully pressured and blackmailed hacker to confess to hacking DNC emails on behalf of Putin to aid Trump.

Secession movements in Europe.

Misc

Knee-jerk blaming of Windows XP for the WannaCry ransonware attack were unfounded as 98 percent of computers affected ran Windows 7. Blame NSA and Microsoft.

Now that cars are being hacked, somebody thought of anti-virus for cars. General purpose computers connected to the internet in cars are stupid.

Police State

Organizations hit by cyberattack using NSA tools. Fallout. More to come.

"And all this may be just a taste of what's coming, another cyber security expert warned.
Computer users worldwide — and everyone else who depends on them — should assume that the next big "ransomware" attack has already been launched, and just hasn't manifested itself yet, Ori Eisen, who founded the Trusona cybersecurity firm in Scottsdale, Arizona, told The Associated Press."

Thanks, NSA. More. Version of ransomware without kill switch.

Health Care

Ransonware cripples NHS computers. More. Attack uses NSA spy hacking tools. At least 99 countries hacked.

Politics

Social media bots are spreading the leaked Macron emails. Russian hackers blamed.