As devices become more portable and storage becomes smaller, the potential for danger when devices go missing is rising exponentially. Here are five embarrassing cases where mobile devices went missing, and sensitive information was compromised.
Consumers care deeply about privacy but take few steps to protect themselves. Most Americans want control over their personal data and what is collected about them, yet few change their online behaviors to avoid tracking. Stolen identities and data records are frequently bought and sold on the dark web, with social security numbers sold for just $1. The average cost of a data breach for large companies is $6.5 million. As more devices and records are connected, privacy risks grow substantially without comprehensive privacy laws or protections.
Federal documents detailing the attacks at the U.S. Capitol show a mix of FBI techniques, from license plate readers to facial recognition, that helped identify rioters. Digital rights activists say the invasive technology can infringe on our privacy.
The purpose of film trailers is to entice viewers to watch the full movie by showing exciting clips set to dramatic or upbeat music depending on the genre. Trailers have evolved from simple text overlays to sophisticated edits that build anticipation. A good example is the 2012 film Avengers trailer which shows intense footage and text to illustrate the anticipated release.
1. The document discusses relationships between trigonometric functions including Pythagorean identities relating sine and cosine on the unit circle.
2. Examples are provided to simplify trigonometric expressions using identities and to prove trigonometric identities by separately simplifying each side of an equation.
3. Investigations are presented regarding relationships between cofunctions such as sine and cosine of complementary angles.
The client will first discuss the contract, including the timeline, work requirements, and budget. They will then need to agree to and sign the contract, making it a legally binding agreement. After discussing the contract, both parties can negotiate the funds, deadlines, and wage if they disagree with the initial terms. A formal brief provides precise details through bullet points and headings to clearly outline the goals and requirements, while an informal brief takes an opposite approach without structured information.
The site uses bright colors like blue, white and orange that are consistent throughout to look professional. Navigation is easy with drop down menus and interactive maps. The site provides information about hostels in Australia and why to visit the country. Users can book hostels, plan trips, and search by location or hostel. Interactive maps change as the mouse moves and allow quick bookings. The colors complement each other without straining the eyes, and text stands out against backgrounds. The color scheme reflects aspects of Australia like the outback, forests, and ocean. All pages maintain consistent colors and a universal sans serif text.
The document proposes creating a 5-minute promotional video for Cheadle College's creative media extended course. The video will showcase positive student testimonials about the course's benefits to have a bigger impact. It will also promote the college overall. The video could be distributed via YouTube for a large, worldwide audience at no cost. DVD and presentation formats are also options but have fewer viewers. Compressed video and image files will be needed to fit the content onto cheaper discs or stream quickly online without buffering.
The document proposes an advertisement for the Cadbury Dream chocolate bar to help increase its visibility. The proposed ad begins with a boy dreaming and his dream bubbles being collected by a large purple machine. It aims to be creative, entertaining and memorable to stand out. The advertiser also plans to create social media groups on Facebook and Twitter to promote the Cadbury Dream bar and address that it is often overlooked in shops compared to being included in selection boxes.
This document outlines a SWOT analysis for a potential video editing project. The strengths include creativity, originality, equipment, and experience editing videos. Weaknesses are a lack of time, a remote location, and inexperience working with clients. Opportunities exist through multimedia platforms, a large audience, and promoting on YouTube and college websites. Threats include not having enough time, losing work, hardware failures, and competitive colleges.
This proposal outlines plans to create an interactive website for Oz Backpackers to provide travel tips and information to help people plan trips to Australia. The site will be developed using Adobe Flash to include features like rollover buttons, a navigation bar, text pages, and animations. It will contain pages with information on safety tips, bookings, hostels, and an introductory home page. Considerations around legal and ethical issues like copyright, inappropriate content, and inclusiveness are also discussed. The target audience is travelers aged 19 and older, and the site should be fully functional by November 30th.
The document discusses identifying and evaluating polynomial functions. It defines polynomial functions as functions with whole number exponents and real number coefficients, and no variables in denominators. Polynomials can be written in standard form showing the degree and coefficients. The key points covered are: identifying the degree of a polynomial, finding the zeros of a polynomial function, directly substituting values for x, and using synthetic substitution to evaluate polynomials for any value of x.
Raster graphics are made of pixels and allow for more colors than vector graphics. However, raster images cannot be enlarged without becoming blurry as individual pixels are stretched. Photoshop is commonly used for raster graphics and allows editing of photos with 16 million colors for 24-bit files. Vector graphics use mathematical formulas instead of pixels, so they can be enlarged without quality loss, making them suitable for logos, posters, and billboards. Common file formats include raster-based JPEGs, TIFFs, and PSDs which support photos, and vector-based AI files used for printing. Each file type has different uses depending on needs and intended viewing platform.
This document discusses operations on functions including adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing functions. It also covers composing functions by applying one function to the output of another. The key objectives are to perform these operations on functions and determine the resulting domains. Examples are provided to demonstrate finding the sum and difference of functions, as well as composing functions and determining the domains of composite functions.
This document discusses writing and graphing inequalities. It provides examples of writing inequalities from words using key words like <, >, , . It also shows how to graph inequalities on a number line by using open/closed circles and arrows to represent solutions. The document demonstrates writing inequalities from graphs and provides practice problems for the reader to try writing inequalities from words and graphs.
This document discusses data security risks related to tape backups and archives. It provides examples of data breaches and losses involving tapes from various companies between 2005-2013. These losses involved sensitive personal information and cost the companies millions of dollars. The document also discusses regulations requiring companies to report data losses and the costs of non-compliance. It proposes encryption as a solution to prevent losses of readable data from stolen or lost tapes and outlines options for implementing encryption in tape backups.
- Identity theft remains a serious threat, affecting over 12 million Americans annually and costing $20 billion. While the government and private sector have made progress, identity thieves are becoming more sophisticated.
- A series of high-profile data breaches in 2005-2006 prompted the creation of the Identity Theft Task Force to address the issue, but identity theft continues evolving. Tax identity theft is growing rapidly.
- The document calls for continued government and private sector vigilance to protect consumers through measures like data breach notification laws and incentives for businesses to better secure consumer data.
Identity theft remains a pernicious threat to consumers. While the federal government and private sector have done much to address this issue, it is important that legislators and regulators remain vigilant to protect consumers from this ever-evolving fraud.
Data mining involves extracting and analyzing large amounts of data to find patterns. While it provides benefits to companies, some view it as an invasion of privacy. There is little regulation in the US on data mining. The government has broad powers to collect data under laws like the Patriot Act. Data breaches have compromised over 800 million records, revealing sensitive personal information. Retailers use data mining to target customers, while gamers mine data to learn about new game content. More regulation may be needed to protect personal privacy as data mining becomes more widespread.
This document summarizes an identity theft presentation. It discusses a data breach at Target where personal information of 70 million customers was stolen. It then shows credit and debit card information from Target being sold online, with foreign cards and cards with higher credit limits fetching higher prices. The document suggests the Target breach was likely due to a spear phishing attack targeting an employee. Statistics on identity theft incidents and losses in the US are presented. Examples of phishing emails are shown, and ways to help prevent identity theft like shredding documents and monitoring accounts are discussed.
Each year businesses around the globe are devastated by hackers stealing confidential information. These massive data breaches have resulted in billions of dollars in lost revenue over the past decade. Learn more about the real Cost of Hacking.
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An anonymous group claims to have stolen copies of Mitt Romney's tax returns from the accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers. They are demanding $1 million in bitcoin cryptocurrency by September 28th or else they will leak the tax returns publicly. The Secret Service and FBI are investigating but PwC says there is no evidence of an unauthorized access so far. Flash drives containing the alleged stolen tax returns were sent to Republican and Democratic county offices in Tennessee but they have not been viewed due to security concerns. Experts say the crime described would be technically possible but the demands have characteristics of a scam. The situation remains unclear as the investigation is ongoing.
A summarized version of the 60 page Rule broken down by Kirk J. Nahra, a partner with Wiley Rein & Fielding LLP in Washington, D.C. He specializes in privacy and information security litigation and counseling for companies facing compliance obligations in these areas. He is the Chair of the firms Privacy Practice. He serves on the Board of Directors of the International Association of Privacy Professionals, and edits IAPPs monthly newsletter, Privacy Officers Advisor. He is a Certified Information Privacy Professional, and is the Chair of the ABA Health Law Sections Interest Group on eHealth, Privacy & Security.
1) Assignment 1 油( 2 Pages )
油Post-Assessment:
Mr. Fahad Naseem, and Mr. Ronald Joseph FBI Agent.
油Mr. Fahad Naseem was arrested in connection with the kidnapping and killing of journalist Daniel Pearl and admitted sending ransom e-mails using his Laptop. The laptop and handwritten versions of the e-mails were found in his possession.油
On the Contrary-A,
Naseem油later retracted his confession and the defense attorney asserted that logs from Mr. Naseem's Internet Service Provider (ISP) indicated that Mr. Naseem's account was not active and connected to the Internet at the time the e-mails were sent.油
On the Contrary-B
Naseem's defense attorney claimed that the compromised Laptop produced in court had a different serial number from the one that was initially recorded in police records; hence, documentation relating to the computer and evidence in the case was inconsistent.油
On the Contrary-C
Documentation presented in court indicated that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agent, Mr. Ronald Joseph examined Mr. Naseem's Laptop between February 4 and 7, 2002. In contrast, documents indicated that the Laptop was not seized from Mr. Naseem until February 11, 2002, and油
the court denied the appeal, including the following explanation.
On the Contrary-D
The lead investigator Mr. Shaikh Naeem recovered the Laptop labeled (connection No. 66) retrieved from the accused, Mr. Fahad Naseem, on November 2, 2002, was provided to Mr. Ronald Joseph, FBI agent, who examined, conducted the forensic investigation, formulated his report, and conveyed evidence to the Consulate General of the United States of America.油
The report's content asserted that the Black Soft Computer came with "Proworld" written on the exterior of the Laptop, and upon opening the case, a Dell Latitude Cpi laptop was discovered.油
The Laptop was identified in the report produced by this witness to be of model PPL with Serial number ZH942 located inside the Laptop as an IBM travel star hard driver [
sic
], confirmed to have been removed from the Laptop.
During examination, the label on the hard drive was identified as a system with 4.3 GB storage capacity, and serial number OKLA24302 on the outside of the laptop. 油
After examining Exhibits, Mushernama who recovered the Laptop asserted that without a doubt whatever, the compromised Laptop is the same equipment that was seized from the accused, Mr. Fahad Naseem on November 2, 2002.油
On the Contrary-E
The forensic investigation report confirmed that the same Laptop was recovered on April 2, 2002 by the defense team. Availability of the Laptop at the American Consulate on April 2, 2002 is not unnatural and impossible because Marianne Pearl filed a complaint with the police on April 2, 2002, hours when the case was in the at the hands of the Investigating Agency.
Questions 1. As an Aspirant and Hopeful Digital Forensic Investigator:
1:1. Submit concluding evidence to the public and the court substantiating that Mr.
Top 15 more outrageous data loss incidents since the inception of the Internet. It is becoming more crucial to protect and backup your data when even the most trusted banks, credit card companies and government agencies betray your trust.
This document discusses emerging privacy issues related to new technologies like social media and smartphones. It outlines concerns about how much personal data Facebook and smartphones can access and share, including users' locations, contacts, activities and messages. Users often overlook or do not understand how much private information they are exposing. While these technologies allow closer connections, they also mean that significant amounts of sensitive user data could be accessed by others without consent, which can enable problems like identity theft if devices are lost or stolen.
Five sci-fi and tech movies to watch this fallJeffJedras
油
While the new fall shows we previewed last week may not stay on television long, these upcoming fall releases should at least last a week in theatres. So lets all go to the lobby, get ourselves a treat, and watch some movies.
Google Glass, the wearable computer glasses with an optical head-mounted display, is one of the coolest new pieces of tech in development. But if youre not one of the lucky few invited into the Glass Explorer program, here are five non-Google alternatives.
The document proposes an advertisement for the Cadbury Dream chocolate bar to help increase its visibility. The proposed ad begins with a boy dreaming and his dream bubbles being collected by a large purple machine. It aims to be creative, entertaining and memorable to stand out. The advertiser also plans to create social media groups on Facebook and Twitter to promote the Cadbury Dream bar and address that it is often overlooked in shops compared to being included in selection boxes.
This document outlines a SWOT analysis for a potential video editing project. The strengths include creativity, originality, equipment, and experience editing videos. Weaknesses are a lack of time, a remote location, and inexperience working with clients. Opportunities exist through multimedia platforms, a large audience, and promoting on YouTube and college websites. Threats include not having enough time, losing work, hardware failures, and competitive colleges.
This proposal outlines plans to create an interactive website for Oz Backpackers to provide travel tips and information to help people plan trips to Australia. The site will be developed using Adobe Flash to include features like rollover buttons, a navigation bar, text pages, and animations. It will contain pages with information on safety tips, bookings, hostels, and an introductory home page. Considerations around legal and ethical issues like copyright, inappropriate content, and inclusiveness are also discussed. The target audience is travelers aged 19 and older, and the site should be fully functional by November 30th.
The document discusses identifying and evaluating polynomial functions. It defines polynomial functions as functions with whole number exponents and real number coefficients, and no variables in denominators. Polynomials can be written in standard form showing the degree and coefficients. The key points covered are: identifying the degree of a polynomial, finding the zeros of a polynomial function, directly substituting values for x, and using synthetic substitution to evaluate polynomials for any value of x.
Raster graphics are made of pixels and allow for more colors than vector graphics. However, raster images cannot be enlarged without becoming blurry as individual pixels are stretched. Photoshop is commonly used for raster graphics and allows editing of photos with 16 million colors for 24-bit files. Vector graphics use mathematical formulas instead of pixels, so they can be enlarged without quality loss, making them suitable for logos, posters, and billboards. Common file formats include raster-based JPEGs, TIFFs, and PSDs which support photos, and vector-based AI files used for printing. Each file type has different uses depending on needs and intended viewing platform.
This document discusses operations on functions including adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing functions. It also covers composing functions by applying one function to the output of another. The key objectives are to perform these operations on functions and determine the resulting domains. Examples are provided to demonstrate finding the sum and difference of functions, as well as composing functions and determining the domains of composite functions.
This document discusses writing and graphing inequalities. It provides examples of writing inequalities from words using key words like <, >, , . It also shows how to graph inequalities on a number line by using open/closed circles and arrows to represent solutions. The document demonstrates writing inequalities from graphs and provides practice problems for the reader to try writing inequalities from words and graphs.
This document discusses data security risks related to tape backups and archives. It provides examples of data breaches and losses involving tapes from various companies between 2005-2013. These losses involved sensitive personal information and cost the companies millions of dollars. The document also discusses regulations requiring companies to report data losses and the costs of non-compliance. It proposes encryption as a solution to prevent losses of readable data from stolen or lost tapes and outlines options for implementing encryption in tape backups.
- Identity theft remains a serious threat, affecting over 12 million Americans annually and costing $20 billion. While the government and private sector have made progress, identity thieves are becoming more sophisticated.
- A series of high-profile data breaches in 2005-2006 prompted the creation of the Identity Theft Task Force to address the issue, but identity theft continues evolving. Tax identity theft is growing rapidly.
- The document calls for continued government and private sector vigilance to protect consumers through measures like data breach notification laws and incentives for businesses to better secure consumer data.
Identity theft remains a pernicious threat to consumers. While the federal government and private sector have done much to address this issue, it is important that legislators and regulators remain vigilant to protect consumers from this ever-evolving fraud.
Data mining involves extracting and analyzing large amounts of data to find patterns. While it provides benefits to companies, some view it as an invasion of privacy. There is little regulation in the US on data mining. The government has broad powers to collect data under laws like the Patriot Act. Data breaches have compromised over 800 million records, revealing sensitive personal information. Retailers use data mining to target customers, while gamers mine data to learn about new game content. More regulation may be needed to protect personal privacy as data mining becomes more widespread.
This document summarizes an identity theft presentation. It discusses a data breach at Target where personal information of 70 million customers was stolen. It then shows credit and debit card information from Target being sold online, with foreign cards and cards with higher credit limits fetching higher prices. The document suggests the Target breach was likely due to a spear phishing attack targeting an employee. Statistics on identity theft incidents and losses in the US are presented. Examples of phishing emails are shown, and ways to help prevent identity theft like shredding documents and monitoring accounts are discussed.
Each year businesses around the globe are devastated by hackers stealing confidential information. These massive data breaches have resulted in billions of dollars in lost revenue over the past decade. Learn more about the real Cost of Hacking.
Secret service, fbi invesigating claim that mitt romney's tax returns were st...VogelDenise
油
An anonymous group claims to have stolen copies of Mitt Romney's tax returns from the accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers. They are demanding $1 million in bitcoin cryptocurrency by September 28th or else they will leak the tax returns publicly. The Secret Service and FBI are investigating but PwC says there is no evidence of an unauthorized access so far. Flash drives containing the alleged stolen tax returns were sent to Republican and Democratic county offices in Tennessee but they have not been viewed due to security concerns. Experts say the crime described would be technically possible but the demands have characteristics of a scam. The situation remains unclear as the investigation is ongoing.
A summarized version of the 60 page Rule broken down by Kirk J. Nahra, a partner with Wiley Rein & Fielding LLP in Washington, D.C. He specializes in privacy and information security litigation and counseling for companies facing compliance obligations in these areas. He is the Chair of the firms Privacy Practice. He serves on the Board of Directors of the International Association of Privacy Professionals, and edits IAPPs monthly newsletter, Privacy Officers Advisor. He is a Certified Information Privacy Professional, and is the Chair of the ABA Health Law Sections Interest Group on eHealth, Privacy & Security.
1) Assignment 1 油( 2 Pages )
油Post-Assessment:
Mr. Fahad Naseem, and Mr. Ronald Joseph FBI Agent.
油Mr. Fahad Naseem was arrested in connection with the kidnapping and killing of journalist Daniel Pearl and admitted sending ransom e-mails using his Laptop. The laptop and handwritten versions of the e-mails were found in his possession.油
On the Contrary-A,
Naseem油later retracted his confession and the defense attorney asserted that logs from Mr. Naseem's Internet Service Provider (ISP) indicated that Mr. Naseem's account was not active and connected to the Internet at the time the e-mails were sent.油
On the Contrary-B
Naseem's defense attorney claimed that the compromised Laptop produced in court had a different serial number from the one that was initially recorded in police records; hence, documentation relating to the computer and evidence in the case was inconsistent.油
On the Contrary-C
Documentation presented in court indicated that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agent, Mr. Ronald Joseph examined Mr. Naseem's Laptop between February 4 and 7, 2002. In contrast, documents indicated that the Laptop was not seized from Mr. Naseem until February 11, 2002, and油
the court denied the appeal, including the following explanation.
On the Contrary-D
The lead investigator Mr. Shaikh Naeem recovered the Laptop labeled (connection No. 66) retrieved from the accused, Mr. Fahad Naseem, on November 2, 2002, was provided to Mr. Ronald Joseph, FBI agent, who examined, conducted the forensic investigation, formulated his report, and conveyed evidence to the Consulate General of the United States of America.油
The report's content asserted that the Black Soft Computer came with "Proworld" written on the exterior of the Laptop, and upon opening the case, a Dell Latitude Cpi laptop was discovered.油
The Laptop was identified in the report produced by this witness to be of model PPL with Serial number ZH942 located inside the Laptop as an IBM travel star hard driver [
sic
], confirmed to have been removed from the Laptop.
During examination, the label on the hard drive was identified as a system with 4.3 GB storage capacity, and serial number OKLA24302 on the outside of the laptop. 油
After examining Exhibits, Mushernama who recovered the Laptop asserted that without a doubt whatever, the compromised Laptop is the same equipment that was seized from the accused, Mr. Fahad Naseem on November 2, 2002.油
On the Contrary-E
The forensic investigation report confirmed that the same Laptop was recovered on April 2, 2002 by the defense team. Availability of the Laptop at the American Consulate on April 2, 2002 is not unnatural and impossible because Marianne Pearl filed a complaint with the police on April 2, 2002, hours when the case was in the at the hands of the Investigating Agency.
Questions 1. As an Aspirant and Hopeful Digital Forensic Investigator:
1:1. Submit concluding evidence to the public and the court substantiating that Mr.
Top 15 more outrageous data loss incidents since the inception of the Internet. It is becoming more crucial to protect and backup your data when even the most trusted banks, credit card companies and government agencies betray your trust.
This document discusses emerging privacy issues related to new technologies like social media and smartphones. It outlines concerns about how much personal data Facebook and smartphones can access and share, including users' locations, contacts, activities and messages. Users often overlook or do not understand how much private information they are exposing. While these technologies allow closer connections, they also mean that significant amounts of sensitive user data could be accessed by others without consent, which can enable problems like identity theft if devices are lost or stolen.
Five sci-fi and tech movies to watch this fallJeffJedras
油
While the new fall shows we previewed last week may not stay on television long, these upcoming fall releases should at least last a week in theatres. So lets all go to the lobby, get ourselves a treat, and watch some movies.
Google Glass, the wearable computer glasses with an optical head-mounted display, is one of the coolest new pieces of tech in development. But if youre not one of the lucky few invited into the Glass Explorer program, here are five non-Google alternatives.
When you hit the beach with the kids this summer, leave the laptop at home. Take your e-reader instead, load it with these five books, and return to work with new energy for taking on the challenges of the fall.
Social media mistakes can go viral and damage companies. The document outlines five social media screw-ups to avoid: 1) Tweeting from the wrong account and causing a PR crisis; 2) Using hashtags inappropriately, such as during a natural disaster; 3) Sharing proprietary company information publicly; 4) Offending users with inappropriate jokes; 5) Attempting to deceive users with inauthentic content that will ultimately be exposed.
Five must-have apps for your summer travelsJeffJedras
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Hitting the road with your smartphone this summer? Load up with these five key travel apps and boldly go where any tourists have gone before but with better apps.
The next time youre unpacking your bologna sandwich at your desk or trying to squeeze a trip to the YMCA in before work, think of these far-out office environments. And seethe with envy.
Five cool in-car technologies for your summer road tripJeffJedras
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School will soon be out for summer, and that means that annual rite is just around the corner: the summer road trip. Make your car time survivable, and even enjoyable, with these cool in-car gadgets.
The long, slow, fictional death of the PCJeffJedras
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In 1997, during my second year of university, I bought my first personal computer, or PC. A sleek, black Compaq Presario with a handy internal 14.4 modem. While I enjoying playing many hours of Civ II between writing the odd term paper, little did I know the PC had actually died years earlier.
And now, 16 years later, the PC is still dying. Or dead. According to some, anyway. So pretend the PC youre probably reading this on is a mirage as we share decades of so-called experts predicting its demise.
Every day, throughout the United States, Canadians pass unnoticed. Identical to Americans, with the possible exception of excessive politeness and a fondness for hockey, Canadians can be found everywhere. Including some of North Americas largest technology companies.
While our infiltration of Hollywood has been deeper, Canadians have risen to senior and high profile positions with key U.S. technology. Here are five Canucks in IT. Did you know they were Canadian?
Buzzwords are the scourge of the technology industry. Those words that we hear everywhere, that everyone tries to use to pitch whatever theyre selling, and that most people arent really sure what they mean.
Every year the Global Language Monitor releases its list of the top tech buzzwords of the year, and the 2013 list is now out. Will the synergies scale vertically to the cloud? Lets find out.
From phone phreaking with cereal box whistles to make free long distance phone calls to stealing credit card numbers and making millions in fraudulent purchases, hacking has certainly come a long way both in technology and in motive.
This week we look at some of historys most notorious hackers, and the fate they met when the law caught up with their illegal activities.
Top social media hoaxes include celebrity death hoaxes like one about Morgan Freeman that generated 1 million likes on Facebook despite being false. Another common hoax is posting doctored images, like one combining a photo of a storm with the Statue of Liberty to falsely claim it was from Hurricane Sandy. A hoax also spread about Justin Bieber having cancer to promote the #BaldforBieber hashtag on Twitter.
Some say the PC is dying and the laptop is a thing of the past, as smartphones and tablets rapidly become our digital windows to the world.
Meanwhile, others are busy designing the laptop of the future, leveraging the latest advances flexible displays and industrial design.
Heres a look at five concepts that offer a glimpse of what could be tomorrows laptop.
Five weird but wearable computer prototypes are described:
1) A wearable computer balanced precariously on someone's back that would be torture to use and provide a great shoulder workout.
2) GPS-embedded shoes that guide the wearer's route with LED lights for the price of 贈1100.
3) The BioHarness chest strap that monitors physiological data like heart rate but makes the wearer look like Iron Man.
4) A wearable keyboard integrated into a person's pants that could cause issues when reaching for the space bar.
5) An iPad Halloween costume that uses two iPads in a sweater to create the illusion of a chest cavity using FaceTime.
As the saying goes, pobody's nerfect. And that was certainly the case for the technology industry in 2012, when some otherwise dynamic companies and visionary executives suffered some inexplicable lapses in judgement, from the unwise to the just plain unlucky.
While we resolve to get 2013 started off on the right foot, let's look back at a fee technology blunders from 2012 that all involved would like to get back.
Have a serious love of technology, and what to share that love with the world through the naming of your child? Weve got five actual names that tech-loving parents have chosen for their offspring, and a few more subtle suggestions.
But remember, technology changes fast. Make sure baby Phonograph will stand the test of time
Before a new product comes to market, countless hours and sometimes millions of dollars are spent creating a marketing plan. And among the most important parts of that process? Picking a name.
It should be simple. Descriptive. Catchy. Memorable. Unique. A good technology product name should be many things. Sometimes the vendors get it right.
And sometimes, well, sometimes we get the unfortunate product names in this slideshow.
[Webinar] Scaling Made Simple: Getting Started with No-Code Web AppsSafe Software
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Ready to simplify workflow sharing across your organization without diving into complex coding? With FME Flow Apps, you can build no-code web apps that make your data work harder for you fast.
In this webinar, well show you how to:
Build and deploy Workspace Apps to create an intuitive user interface for self-serve data processing and validation.
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Create a centralized portal with Gallery Apps to share a collection of no-code web apps across your organization.
Through real-world examples and practical demos, youll learn how to transform your workflows into intuitive, self-serve solutions that empower your team and save you time. We cant wait to show you whats possible!
The Future of Repair: Transparent and Incremental by Botond DenesScyllaDB
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Regularly run repairs are essential to keep clusters healthy, yet having a good repair schedule is more challenging than it should be. Repairs often take a long time, preventing running them often. This has an impact on data consistency and also limits the usefulness of the new repair based tombstone garbage collection. We want to address these challenges by making repairs incremental and allowing for automatic repair scheduling, without relying on external tools.
Technology use over time and its impact on consumers and businesses.pptxkaylagaze
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In this presentation, I will discuss how technology has changed consumer behaviour and its impact on consumers and businesses. I will focus on internet access, digital devices, how customers search for information and what they buy online, video consumption, and lastly consumer trends.
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Formal Methods: Whence and Whither? [Martin Fr辰nzle Festkolloquium, 2025]Jonathan Bowen
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Alan Turing arguably wrote the first paper on formal methods 75 years ago. Since then, there have been claims and counterclaims about formal methods. Tool development has been slow but aided by Moores Law with the increasing power of computers. Although formal methods are not widespread in practical usage at a heavyweight level, their influence as crept into software engineering practice to the extent that they are no longer necessarily called formal methods in their use. In addition, in areas where safety and security are important, with the increasing use of computers in such applications, formal methods are a viable way to improve the reliability of such software-based systems. Their use in hardware where a mistake can be very costly is also important. This talk explores the journey of formal methods to the present day and speculates on future directions.
How Discord Indexes Trillions of Messages: Scaling Search Infrastructure by V...ScyllaDB
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This talk shares how Discord scaled their message search infrastructure using Rust, Kubernetes, and a multi-cluster Elasticsearch architecture to achieve better performance, operability, and reliability, while also enabling new search features for Discord users.
TrustArc Webinar - Building your DPIA/PIA Program: Best Practices & TipsTrustArc
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Understanding DPIA/PIAs and how to implement them can be the key to embedding privacy in the heart of your organization as well as achieving compliance with multiple data protection / privacy laws, such as GDPR and CCPA. Indeed, the GDPR mandates Privacy by Design and requires documented Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) for high risk processing and the EU AI Act requires an assessment of fundamental rights.
How can you build this into a sustainable program across your business? What are the similarities and differences between PIAs and DPIAs? What are the best practices for integrating PIAs/DPIAs into your data privacy processes?
Whether you're refining your compliance framework or looking to enhance your PIA/DPIA execution, this session will provide actionable insights and strategies to ensure your organization meets the highest standards of data protection.
Join our panel of privacy experts as we explore:
- DPIA & PIA best practices
- Key regulatory requirements for conducting PIAs and DPIAs
- How to identify and mitigate data privacy risks through comprehensive assessments
- Strategies for ensuring documentation and compliance are robust and defensible
- Real-world case studies that highlight common pitfalls and practical solutions
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Computational Photography (Computer Vision/Image): How Technology is Changing the Way We Capture the World
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1. Five embarrassing mobile device
thefts
As devices become more portable and storage becomes smaller, the potential for
danger when devices go missing is rising exponentially. Here are five embarrassing
cases where mobile devices went missing, and sensitive information was
compromised.
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As if the BP oil spill off Louisiana wasnt bad enough, the damage was
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thousands of residents who had filed compensation claims in 2011.
Photo by Ideum
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An employee of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs took home a laptop and
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contractor lost a laptop in 2008 with personal data on 33,000 applicants at San
Franciscos airport. The laptop had two layers of password protection, and was in a
locked office.
Photo by Schill
5. Voter information compromised
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14,000 voters was stolen from a city council office in the UK in 2009. No voter
choice information was compromised, but the data needed to apply for credit was.
Photo by Tatoy
6. Attempted blackmail of F1 driver
Not a device theft, but a reminder to wipe all personal data before disposing of old
devices. In 2008, someone found F1 driver Adrian Sutils old laptop, with its
personal data, and attempted to blackmail him to prevent its disclosure. He was
arrested by the authorities.
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