The small resort of Kalkan on the sunny Mediterranean coast of Turkey is often overshadowed by other well-known destinations in the country. Yet anyone that knows it well will testify that despite its low-key reputation, it has much to offer foreign property buyers. Indeed, a variety of nationalities have bought homes there and some have also moved to the area and become full-time expats of Turkey.
As a small but important sea trading port during the 19th century, it was initially home to both Greeks and Turks who lived side by side. Kalamaki was its original name, a reflection of its Greek heritage and by the time, the 20th century come about, life was indeed profitable and pleasant.
Yet the looming Turkish War of Independence and the ensuing Treaty of Lausanne changed the face and backbone of Kalkan forever. Greeks living in Kalkan had to return to their country of origin and likewise for Turks living in Greek territory. Sea trading was no longer the favoured method of travel since newly built roads made the journey more safe and quick. Kalkan's population dwindled, and the village came to a virtual stop.
Light was on the horizon though because by the 1960s, sailing for pleasure was the new trend, and international yacht owners took to exploring the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts of Turkey. The Turkish Riviera was born, and locals of Kalkan cashed in with their ability and knowledge of the coastline and seas.
These days, Kalkan is still an important hub of the Turkish Riviera. It also attracts holidaymakers and has garnered a reputation as a professional, upmarket destination. If you are looking at Kalkan, as a potential area for buying property in Turkey, there are many reasons why you would be making the right choice.
Kalkan has four distinct advantages when it comes to buying property. Firstly, the architectural landscape is unlikely to change much in the future because surrounding land is either green belt or subject to stringent building regulation. While property buyers in other places have seen their small, coastal villages turn into bustling towns, Kalkan has kept its close community feel.
Secondly, anyone looking for a buy-to-let income in Turkey, would do well to consider Kalkan. Apartment and villas rental prices are higher because of its upmarket status, so the return on investment is more substantial than other well-known coastal holiday resorts.
Thirdly, the geographical, hilly landscape means most properties have a fantastic, panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea. In some cases, the architecture of luxury villas for sale in Kalkan is specially designed around this landscape, so views are maximised with front facing windows, from ceiling to floor.
Lastly, Kalkan's upmarket status leads construction companies to employ the best architects in Turkey to design homes that are not only modern, and practical but also beautiful showcase pieces of what luxury Mediterranean living looks like.
Doors of properties open to reveal a variety of architectural styles include modern, traditional and contemporary as well as leisure facilities such as infinity pools, smart technology and in the millionaire properties, even Turkish baths, saunas, home cinemas and gyms.
Much of Kalkan's real estate portfolio focuses on high-end luxury villas, sometimes with a price tag of a million pounds or more. Yet the choice of Kalkan sea view apartments offer surprising value per square meterage, sure to attract buyers on a budget.
Although you are downgrading on size, they still have the fantastic sea view from balconies and occasionally rooftop terraces, a favourite choice of apartment buyers because they are perfect for al fresco dining on cool summer evenings.
Alternatively, some buyers also head away from the town centre to the outskirts of Kalkan for lower priced property. Kalamar Bay is a small area within walking distance of the central town. Highly favoured for its water sports and snorkelling, its slightly out of centre location means these seafront villas for sale in Kalkan, are often half the price of homes in the town.
For more information about the real estate market of Kalkan, or the amenities and facilities of the region, contact any of our team using the emails address or telephone numbers listed on our website, or email me below. Kalkan is also close to the Fethiye region where one of our main branches is. We are open every day so drop in to find out more about who we are and how we can help you find your dream home in Kalkan.


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Growing professionally in the video game industry.
What do you do at Wargaming?
I'm a Senior Software Engineer. My focus is on UI engineering, and right now, I'm working with the Wargaming UK team on a new product using Unreal Engine to build up new UIs.
How did you end up being in UI Engineering for Wargaming Sydney?
I actually worked in the gambling industry developing slot machines, and some of those skills were able to land me a job in games. My official start in the video game industry was actually here, and at the time, it was still called BigWorld. BigWorld was acquired by Wargaming in 2012, and I was brought on in 2014 to work on websites and tooling. After I transitioned to become a scrum master for a while, then back to engineering, and it was only around 18 months ago that Wargaming Chicago-Baltimore asked Sydney for some help with some of the work they were doing on Tank Commander and Replays.
All of a sudden, the experience that I had working in Adobe Flash when I was developing for slot machines was useful again. That's when I really started to focus on UI Engineering.
Why do you find UI Engineering Interesting?
When I worked on the BigWorld Server [the MMO game server technology still used by Wargaming's biggest games] and tooling, that was a really great experience for me, but I couldn't show off my work to people.
I like the immediacy of my work in UI Engineering. I like being able to change a few things and see the results of my changes immediately. When I first worked on World of Tanks Console's UI, I really liked opening the game on my PS4 and saying, "I did that". The feeling you get when you see your work in a game is amazing. It's my favorite part about my job right now.
What do you think is good UI Design?
I think it has to look good. It doesn't need to be flashy, but it has to be emotive and communicate information efficiently-especially in games. In a game HUD[The Heads Up Display is the area where players can see vital game information], we need to be able to allow our players to interpret information with a minimum amount of processing so that they have a positive experience playing the game itself.
What does your day to day experience look like and what are some challenges you face?
Since I'm working with the UK studio, I need to be aware of our time zones. Typically, our working days are offset, so we have no workday overlap. I'll come in during the morning, and I'll have a few mockups from the UK to build a new screen for their UI.
The challenge is that I need to have close to feature complete mockups with descriptions on how interactions will work to get started on my work. Due to the time difference, I can't talk to the designer and ask how they envision things working, so I have to make leaps myself if it's not very clear. That's definitely a challenge sometimes.
Another challenge I face is getting access to some assets- I'm no artist. So if they don't provide the assets to me, I have to do it myself, and it doesn't look great [laughter].
What's your process when it comes to iterating UI?
So, getting it in front of users and players as often and as early as possible is really important. For that reason, the designers that I'm working with build up those blockouts [mockup for UI], and they're often interactive. You can sit a test subject in front of it, and they can work through menus and UIs with a controller. Getting that done in some prototyping software like Adobe XD and getting feedback and insights as early as possible is very helpful. It allows me to save time while working on it as well because I won't end up implementing a UI that immediately needs to be changed. Consistently getting feedback early on in the process allows the team to iterate on designs smoothly and efficiently.
Why do you think UI is so important?
You can have the most amazing, complex, and incredible piece of software that does spectacular things, but if you don't have a simple and intuitive way for users to interact with it- then who's going to use it? If your users can't use it, what was the point in making it? You need to have a good user experience and interface because those are the touchpoints your users will have.
What do you like about working at Wargaming?
So this is my first games industry job, but from what I hear about other companies and things you read about on the internet like toxic work environments and crunch- nothing like that happens at Wargaming Sydney. Crunch, in my five and half years, has never happened to me. This is something that I really appreciate about working at Wargaming Sydney.
Additionally, we have a respectful, culturally inclusive, and socially conscious workplace. For example, for the recent climate strike, the studio gave everyone here a half-day if they wanted to attend that event. Not to mention, Wargaming Sydney is currently working on becoming a fully carbon neutral business, reducing emissions where possible and offsetting others. I think that's something really special.
I also feel very stable at Wargaming Sydney. There is a lot of job security from my perspective. I've gone through a couple of different roles. What I was hired for was for web tools- that role went away 18 months into my tenure. But, I'm still here. They didn't go "OK, bye!" [laughter]. They allowed me to pivot into something else on a couple different occasions, and management really cares about professional development. The teams give you the time you need to learn and grow into new roles- this makes Wargaming Sydney a really great place to grow professionally.
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Asper MBA team finishes second at Haskayne
Congrats to the Asper MBA case competition team that placed second overall at the Epic 24-Hour Case Competition, which took place March 4-5. Hosted by the Haskayne Business School at the University of Calgary, the competition pitted Asper students Christa Kruck, Jesse Perry, Eric Postma and Michael Gregoire against eleven teams, including Haskayne, Concordia and Ryerson. The Asper team beat all Canadian schools.
"This is the very first time we have made it to the final round at this competition," says Marci Elliott, Executive Director of the Asper MBA program. "The case was epic indeed. Students were asked to solve a 'wicked problem' related to kickstarting the Canadian economy while solving both social and business issues using entrepreneurial thinking."
Ultimately, Hong Kong won the overall competition and Schulich came third.
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Saudi Arabia Arming Syrian Opposition
A top Arab diplomat tells the AFP press agency that Saudi weapons are underway to Syria.
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Saudi Arabia is delivering military equipment to Syrian rebels in an effort to tilt the balance of the civil war in their favor, a top Arab diplomat told the Agence France-Presse agency.
"Saudi military equipment is on its way to Jordan to arm the Free Syrian Army," the diplomat told AFP. He added, "This is a Saudi initiative to stop the massacres in Syria."
The Saudi foreign minister last month said arming the Syrian opposition would be an "excellent idea" but Western powers hesitated.
The American military chief of staff, General Martin Dempsey, said in February that was "premature to take a decision to arm the opposition movement in Syria because," as he put it, "I would challenge anyone to clearly identify for me the opposition movement in Syria at this point."
The foreign minister of France agreed when he warned on Wednesday that sending weapons into Syria could lead to "a catastrophe even larger than the one that exists today."
"The Syrian people are deeply divided and if we give arms to a certain faction of the Syrian opposition, we would make a civil war among Christians, Alawites, Sunnis and Shiites," Alain Juppé told French radio.
Paris has for months called for international intervention in Syria to erect "humanitarian corridors" or buffer zones for aid organizations and civilians. Turkish prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan embraced that proposal last week. His country has allowed Syrian opposition movements to organize on its soil while tens of thousands of refugees have poured into Turkey to escape the violence.
The uprising in Syria increasingly appears to break down along sectarian lines with the majority Sunni population, concentrated in the south and oil rich east of the country fighting to remove President Bashar al-Assad from power while religious minorities and the urban middle class in the coastal provinces are wary of regime change, fearing an Islamist takeover that would inhibit their economic and political freedoms.
However, Western allies in the region, including Saudi Arabia, would like to see a Sunni-majority government in order to weaken the Iranian axis and act as a counterweight to Nouri al-Maliki's Iraq which is closer to Tehran than Saddam Hussein's country was.
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For Zachary Quinto, now appearing in Tennessee William's The Glass Menagerie, the reviews are favorable.
Quinto has taken on the role of Tom in the production, the son of a "fading Southern belle."
According to David Rooney of the Hollywood Reporter, "The Glass Menagerie is "a performance of towering complexity from Cherry Jones…No less impressive is Zachary Quinto's knockout Broadway debut as Williams' most nakedly autobiographical character, Tom."
No ifs, ands or buts – The Glass Menagerie should break your heart," said Joe Dziemianowicz of The New York Daily News. "The new Broadway revival starring Cherry Jones and Zachary Quinto cracks it wide open. Quinto, of the Star Trek reboot, streaks Tom, the stand-in for Williams, with exasperation and surliness. His cruel abandonment of his family in the dark is all the more credible."
"There's much to praise here," said Variety's Robert Hofler, "but the major revelation is Quinto, who presents a Tom (Tennessee's real first name) who can, and does, go mano-a-mano with his near-monster of a mother, Amanda, played by Jones.
"These are two big, flamboyant performances. Tom warns us in the play's first minutes that this isn't life but rather memory, and like all things remembered, there's a sense of exaggeration. Watching Jones and Quinto in those opening moments can be bracing, maybe even off-putting, but their many confrontations never fail to explode. Frankly, they're at each other's jugular right from the get-go."
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Currane Anglers are needed for Citizen Science survey to examine fish stocks
Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI), the state agency responsible for the conservation and protection of freshwater fish, habitats and sea angling resources is asking anglers who have fished the Currane catchment in Co. Kerry for their views. A new online survey has been developed to gather anglers' knowledge - the survey method called FLEKSI was developed by IFI to help give an insight into the status of the fishery.
Over recent decades populations of sea trout and salmon throughout Ireland are facing serious challenges from various ecological changes. IFI's Currane STAMP programme is already assessing fish populations within their freshwater and marine phases to report current status and provide scientific advice to support the development of appropriate conservation management measures.
The data gathered in the FLEKSI survey has the potential for citizens to get involved and provide important insights to guide fisheries management in the future. This survey is for all anglers who fish in the Currane catchment for various species. all responses will help us to build an understanding of the history and ecological status of your fishery.
FLEKSI, which stands for Fisher's Local Ecological Knowledge Surveillance Indicators aims to capture anglers' knowledge and hands-on experience to help track changes in fish stocks and ecosystems.
Dr William Roche, a Senior Research Officer with Inland Fisheries Ireland and manager of the STAMP project said: 'Anglers are keen observers of nature and are aware of changes within their fisheries. We are looking for anglers to share their knowledge and contribute to the conservation and management of this important sea‑trout and salmon fishery. The Currane fishery is particularly highly regarded by anglers, but there is grave concern about the health of its fish stocks in recent years. By capturing these observations, which inevitably span an individual angler's entire angling career, we believe their unique insight into the fisheries environment will help us to track and understand changes in Currane's sea trout stocks and the ecosystem as a whole.'
The Currane catchment in Co. Kerry is Ireland's most important sea trout fishery, with a long history of high-quality fishing, particularly for larger sea trout. The fishery is renowned internationally and has been the cornerstone of sea trout and salmon fishing in the southwest of the country since the 1900s. The FLEKSI survey will give anglers on the Currane catchment an exciting opportunity to share their knowledge as citizen scientists and to make a valuable contribution towards fisheries management on the fishery.
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Negotiations between the Russian and Ukrainian foreign ministers began in Turkey yesterday, but without much result.
Prebunking an information operation.
Western intelligence services, particularly in the US and UK, have been unusually open and forthcoming in their discussion of Russian actions against Ukraine. Much of that openness has been devoted to what some journalists have called "prebunking," hitting the credibility of disinformation before it's found its legs and gained traction. Yesterday's warning by the White House that Russia may be planning to use chemical weapons seems to be another case of prebunking a building provocation the Kremlin may be preparing. Russian sources have claimed that Ukraine (probably with American assistance) has been preparing biological weapons, and those claims have been seconded and amplified by Chinese media.
Western sources see this as an incipient provocation. The Atlantic Council describes the early stages of an information operation, as the Russian Foreign Ministry claims that Ukraine had intended to use the nuclear plants at Chernobyl and Zaporizhia for "nuclear provocations." That same Ministry "confirmed" that it had proof that Ukraine, with US support, had tried to destroy evidence of Ukraine's ongoing biological warfare program.
White House Press Secretary Psaki tweeted a US response to Russian allegations, denying that any such biological or chemical weapons programs existed, and pointing out Russia's use of its Novichok nerve agent in the attempted assassination of a GRU defector and its support of the Assad regime's use of chemical agents against internal enemies in Syria. She also noted that the disinformation fits Moscow's style of provocation: "Also, Russia has a track record of accusing the West of the very violations that Russia itself is perpetrating. In December, Russia falsely accused the U.S. of deploying contractors with chemical weapons in Ukraine."
The current state of the cyber phases of a hybrid war.
Fox News, citing sources in the US Intelligence Community, reports that cyberattacks against US companies active in the liquified natural gas (LNG) sector conducted two weeks before the invasion of Ukraine may have been battlespace preparation. CISA, the report says, is presently working to confirm that this is indeed what the attacks represented. Researchers at Resecurity had earlier made a similar claim.
Chinese cyberespionage operations have lately taken a close interest in European foreign ministries and aid organizations working to bring assistance to Ukraine. There are signs that this activity may be coordinated with Russia's campaign. Google researchers identify three state actors particularly engaged in collecting against Ukraine and governments sympathetic to Kyiv: Fancy Bear (Russia's GRU), Ghostwriter (a Belarusian outfit), and Mustang Panda (a Chinese operator).
Google also notes that nuisance-level distributed denial-of-service attacks have continued to affect Ukrainian government sites.
Hacktivists who identify themselves with the Anonymous collective, and who've taken up Ukraine's cause, are tweeting, Security Affairs reports, about various website defacements and text campaigns they're operating in the hope of degrading Russian morals. HS Today writes that Anonymous claims to now control over four-hundred Russian camera feeds. It's using the compromised feeds to distribute "anti-propaganda to open the eyes of Russian civilians."
SecurityWeek reports that Google claims to have blocked a Chinese espionage operation directed against Gmail users within the US Government. "In February, we detected an APT31 phishing campaign targeting high profile Gmail users affiliated with the U.S. government. 100% of these emails were automatically classified as spam and blocked by Gmail," Shane Huntley of Google's Threat Analysis Group tweeted. APT31 is also known as Zirconium and Judgment Panda.
Symantec researchers continue to investigate the Daxin backdoor used by Chinese threat actors. SC Magazine cites Vikram Thakur of Symantec Threat Intelligence as saying that they've tracked the tool to a "persona" they're watching in Chinese fora. Symantec has posted updates to its research in two parts, one describing Daxin's "driver initialization, networking, key exchange, and backdoor functionality," the other covering its "communications and networking features." Daxin has been used quietly for a decade.
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) revised the alert about the Conti ransomware gang it issued last September. Yesterday's updates include the addition of ninety-eight domain names to CISA's list of indicators of compromise associated with Conti attacks. The new information does not appear derived from material provided by a Ukrainian researcher who succeeded in infiltrating the gang. BleepingComputer notes that, despite the reputational and possibly operational hits Conti took from that infiltration, the gang hasn't trimmed its sails. "Since the beginning of March, Conti listed on its website more than two dozen victims in the U.S. Canada, Germany, Switzerland, U.K., Italy, Serbia, and Saudi Arabia."
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Dateline Moscow, Kyiv, Washington, and Beijing: Cyber phases of a hybrid war.
Ukraine at D+14: Prebunking a provocation. Regular and irregular hacking. Atrocities and incompetence. (The CyberWire) Information operations, cyberespionage, and nuisance attacks mark the cyber phases of Mr. Putin's hybrid war. The Russian army turns to terror to redress battlefield failure.
Map: Where Russian Troops Are Positioned Around Ukraine (New York Times) An estimated 130,000 Russian troops are in position on Ukraine's northern, eastern and southern sides.
Ukraine war at 2-week mark: Russians slowed but not stopped (AP NEWS) Two weeks into its war in Ukraine , Russia has achieved less and struggled more than anticipated at the outset of the biggest land conflict in Europe since World War II.
Attack on Ukrainian hospital draws outrage as talks stall (AP NEWS) A Russian airstrike on a Mariupol maternity hospital that killed three people brought condemnation down on Moscow on Thursday, with Ukrainian and Western officials branding it a war crime, while the highest-level talks yet yielded no progress in stopping the fighting.
Ukraine accuses Russia of genocide after bombing of children's hospital (Reuters) Ukrainian's president accused Russia of carrying out genocide after officials said Russian aircraft bombed a children's hospital on Wednesday, burying patients in rubble despite a ceasefire deal for people to flee the besieged city of Mariupol.
Russians 'were shooting civilians': Ukraine refugees saw abuses (Military Times) The latest on what we know about the Russian war on Ukraine, March 10.
No progress on Ukraine ceasefire in Lavrov-Kuleba meeting (Reuters) Talks between Russia and Ukraine's foreign ministers on Thursday made no apparent progress towards a ceasefire in the two-week-old conflict or on a humanitarian corridor from the southern Ukrainian port of Mariupol.
Ukraine Live Updates: Top Envoys Fail to Make Progress Toward Ending War (New York Times) There was no breakthrough after the foreign ministers of Russia and Ukraine met. Three people were killed in a Russian strike against a maternity hospital on Wednesday, Ukrainian officials said.
Ukraine: Mariupol shelling resumes after deadly hospital attack - BBC News (BBC News) The Ukrainian city is under renewed bombardment, a day after a Russian air strike hit a maternity unit, killing three.
Ukraine-Russia morning briefing: Five developments as nuclear energy agency 'loses contact with Chernobyl' (The Telegraph) Plus: British troops may have gone to fight Russia and MoD says Russian forces are failing to make any significant breakthroughs
Ukraine Update: U.S. Eyes New Sanctions as Ukraine Awaits EU Aid (Bloomberg) The White House is considering imposing sanctions on nuclear power supplier Rosatom Corp., according to people familiar with the matter, a move that would broaden the U.S. ban on Russian imports of crude, coal, and other energy products.
Russian Prowess in Question With Military Bogged Down in Ukraine (Bloomberg) Questions over missing capabilities, from airpower to cyber. Poor troop morale, organization echo past weaknesses.
How to take on the Russians and win – by a former Cold War soldier (The Telegraph) Before turning to academia Professor James Goodwin spent 12 years in the infantry. He reveals how Russia's army is getting it so wrong
Belarusian military reluctant to join Vladimir Putin's Ukraine War (Atlantic Council) Belarus was widely expected to join the Russian invasion of Ukraine but indications are growing that the Belarusian military is strongly opposed to any involvement in Vladimir Putin's war of aggression.
Russian invasion plans 'profoundly flawed,' but 'ugly next few weeks' for Ukraine coming: US intel (Breaking Defense) "If they pursue the maximalist plan, we judge it will be especially challenging for the Russians to hold and control Ukrainian territory and install a sustainable pro-Russian regime in Kiev in the face of what we assess is likely to be persistent and significant insurgency," said Avril Haines, director of national intelligence.
Putin's invasion is a logistical nightmare (The Telegraph) With a strategy based on flawed assumptions, Russia's capabilities look likely to degrade further
Russia calls in feared Chechen soldiers to capture Kyiv (The Telegraph) Mercenaries paid by the Wagner Group, a shadowy private military company, are also now operating on the ground
Russia admits throwing conscripts into battle in Ukraine (The Telegraph) Young soldiers pressured to fight, as defence analysts say the is Kremlin finding it difficult to build a force large enough to capture Kyiv
Russia's Next Attack on Ukraine: An Invasion by Sea Near Odessa? (19FortyFive) At least six Russian amphibious landing ships that can carry an impressive number of troop could be headed towards Odessa, Ukraine.
'Atrocity' as maternity hospital in besieged Mariupol destroyed by Russian air strikes (The Telegraph) Women, children and doctors trapped under the rubble following direct hit by Kremlin forces in Ukrainian city
Besieged Ukraine city of Mariupol buries dead in mass grave (AP NEWS) Under steady Russian bombardment, workers in Ukraine's besieged southern port city of Mariupol are hastily and unceremoniously burying scores of dead Ukrainian civilians and soldiers in a mass grave.
Russian War Report: Russia escalates nuclear and chemical false-flag allegations (Atlantic Council) On March 9, Russia escalated their claims that Ukraine intended to use nuclear or biological weapons against Russia and that capturing nuclear power plants were to "prevent" such attempts.
Vladimir Putin 'plotting chemical weapons attack in Ukraine' (The Telegraph) 'Serious concern' in West that Russians could resort to Syrian-style assault, as maternity hospital hit by air strike during ceasefire
White House warns Russia could use chemical weapons in Ukraine (TheHill) White House press secretary Jen Psaki on Wednesday warned of the potential for Russia to use chemical weapons in Ukraine after Moscow alleged the United States was housing biological weapons in Ukrainian territory.
Russia could use chemical or biological weapons in Ukraine, Psaki says (Newsweek) White House press secretary Jen Psaki tweeted that Russia's claims of U.S. bioweapons in Ukraine could be an excuse for Russia to release one of its own.
Russia 'may be preparing to use chemical weapons in Ukraine' (The Telegraph) One expert warns that 'the EU and Nato need to prepare for the almost unimaginable'
Why biological weapons could be more of a threat than nuclear warfare (The Telegraph) As war in Ukraine escalates, weapons and defence expert Andy Weber explains why it's not Russia's atomic arsenal that we should worry about
How to Stop a New Nuclear Arms Race (Foreign Affairs) With Russia going rogue, America must cooperate with China.
Ukraine Open to Neutrality, Won't Yield Territory, Aide Says (Bloomberg) Zelenskiy aide reinforces demand for security guarantees. Ihor Zhovkva, in interview, lays out pre-conditions for talks.
How Russian mothers could change the course of the war (The Telegraph) As the sole group with the moral authority to challenge Vladimir Putin, it is their voices raised in horror that are shaking the Motherland
Russian World: the dangerous doctrine driving Putin's destruction of Ukraine (The Telegraph) Putin's foreign policy aims to reunite the Orthodox 'family' of Russians, Slavs, Ukrainians and Belarusians – whether they like it or not
Why Vladimir Putin may stay in power longer than we think (The Telegraph) The 'coalition' still propping him up means the West must be patient if we want to see the Russian president overthrown
Opinion | How Vladimir Putin Lost Interest in the Present (New York Times) Does the president of Russia have anyone who can tell him when he's making a mistake?
The Ukraine Dilemma (Foreign Affairs) Can the West save Kyiv Without Starting a war with Russia?
What are the risks and benefits of US/NATO military options in Ukraine? Our strategic risk calculator has answers. (Atlantic Council) A strategic risk calculator for policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic to assess the possible risks and benefits of boosting their military assistance to the Ukrainian government.
After Ukraine, Europe wonders who's next Russian target (AP NEWS) For some European countries watching Russia's brutal war in Ukraine , there are fears that they could be next.
Europe's New Security Unity Can Repair Damaged Relationships (Foreign Policy) The United Kingdom should be a critical part of post-Ukraine arrangements.
Ukraine Is Europe's Chance for Renewal (Foreign Policy) Russia's war in Ukraine has to be met not just with resistance but with inspiration.
Britain mulls giving 'Starstreak' air-defense weapons to Ukraine (Defense News) "We believe that this system will remain within the definition of defensive weapons, but will allow the defending force to better defend the skies," Defense Secretary Ben Wallace said.
Biden's Ukraine aid package is getting super-sized by Congress (Defense News) Lawmakers unveiled a $13.6 billion Ukraine aid package on Wednesday that took President Joe Biden's request for weapons and training for Ukrainian forces and put it on steroids.
Pentagon rejects Poland's offer to transfer fighter fleet for Ukraine (Military Times) The Pentagon rejected Poland's offer to transfer its MiG-29 fighter jets to the U.S., who would have then given them to Ukraine.
Opinion | Why the US should think twice about arming a Ukrainian insurgency (Task & Purpose) The U.S. needs to think long and hard before plunging into what would be a long, bloody proxy war against Moscow.
Putin Is Losing the Information War in Ukraine—So Far (World Politics Review) Russia has long used disinformation to advance its interests, and the war in Ukraine is no exception. Washington has so far reacted effectively, but the next phase of the conflict will bring new challenges. The U.S. government and tech companies should push back on Russian tactics in ways that affirm democratic principles.
Russia, China May Be Coordinating Cyber Attacks: SaaS Security Firm (eSecurityPlanet) A new report says a spike in cyber attacks from Russia and China suggests the two companies may be coordinating their cyber efforts.
Russia's Vigilante Hackers Join The Attack on Ukraine (Stanford Arts Review) In a fine beautiful war zone of Ukraine with a fine gust of wind, when officials, customers, people of the country tried to log in to their respective government sites, there was CODE 404 of page not found stating that the "PAGE IS NOT FOUND". Hackers doing their job I guess...
Chinese and Belarusians Join Russian Hackers in Attacks on Ukrainian and EU Agencies (Toolbox) Hackers groups Fancy Bear, Mustang Panda, and GhostWriter are phishing Ukrainian and EU government and military officials to steal credentials and sensitive communications.
I'm a Ukrainian Official. We Need More Help on the Digital Front (Wired) Ukraine's deputy minister of Digital Transformation says Western tech sanctions have helped—but it's time to remove Russia from the global IT ecosystem.
Ice Miller Cybersecurity Law Snapshot: Russian Aggression Heightens Cybercrime Alert Level | Ice Miller LLP: Insights (Ice Miller LLP) Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent widespread sanctions and condemnation by leaders across the world, including the United States and NATO allies, have raised concern about Russian retaliation using cyberwar tactics.
Hackers targeted US energy companies ahead of Ukraine invasion: source (Fox News) Nearly two dozen American companies involved with liquefied natural gas production were attacked by hackers in early February – two weeks prior to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Fox News has learned.
Why the U.S. can engage Russia on cyber over Ukraine (VentureBeat) The U.S. Cyber Command, a branch of the military, can legally counter Russian cyberattacks against Ukraine without becoming part of the war.
Washington must do more to support companies facing Russian hackers (C4ISRNet) Moscow has repeatedly demonstrated that its hackers — which include military and intelligence cyber units as well as "independent" proxies — have the capability to inflict untold damages on the infrastructure and companies the global economy depends upon.
More Than 5 Million Anti-Propaganda Text Messages Sent to Russians in Anonymous Information Warfare (Hstoday) One Anonymous group said it seized control of more than 400 Russian camera feeds and is using them for "anti-propaganda to open the eyes of Russian civilians."
Anonymous hacked Russian cams, websites, announced a clamorous leak (Security Affairs) The collective Anonymous has hacked public cameras in Russia and transmitted their live feed on a website, it also announced a clamorous leak. Anonymous and other hacker groups continue to target Russia, in a recent attack the collective has taken over more than 400 Russian cameras in support of Ukraine. The hacktivist shared the live feed […]
Amazon Identifies Malware Targeting Aid Organizations in Ukraine (CNET) Amazon Web Services said it has been working with Ukrainian IT organizations to repel the attacks.
EXCLUSIVE BNP Paribas bars Russia-based staff from computer systems as cyber attack fears grow (Reuters) France's largest bank BNP Paribas has cut off its Russia-based workforce from its internal computer systems as it seeks to bolster its defences against any potential cyber attack, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
Inside Conti leaks: The Panama Papers of ransomware (The Record by Recorded Future) Conti, one of the most successful ransomware gangs in the world, has a leak problem. Shortly after the group pledged its support to Russia in its campaign against Ukraine, someone released more than two years' of its internal chat logs. What they reveal has rocked the cyber world and, among other things, made clear that running a world-class ransomware operation isn't as easy as it used to be – even with some help from their Russian friends.
Putin's Ukraine War leaves Russia trapped behind a new iron curtain (Atlantic Council) Vladimir Putin's Ukraine War is part of a broader Kremlin offensive against human rights and civil liberties that is also being waged inside Russia itself against the country's marginalized and muzzled civil society.
A new iron curtain descends on Russia amid its invasion of Ukraine (Washington Post) Sanctions, airspace closures and departures of international companies threaten to cut off Russians to an extent unseen since the Soviet era
Twitter Goes on Tor with New Dark Web Domain to Evade Censorship (HackRead) Follow us on Twitter @HackRead - Facebook @ /HackRead
Kamala Harris finds herself center stage of the Ukraine crisis (POLITICO) The vice president arrives in Poland amid a worsening war and a disagreement over how to exchange fighter jets. It's her toughest, biggest foreign policy stage yet.
Arming Ukraine: 17,000 Anti-Tank Weapons in 6 Days and a Clandestine Cybercorps (New York Times) The United States has walked to the edge of direct conflict with Russia in an operation that is reminiscent of the Berlin airlift of 1948-49, but far more complex.
A War-Weakened Russia Has No Strategic Value to China (World Politics Review) Scarcely more than a week ago, Chinese social media and the country's internet were ablaze with praise for Vladimir Putin's armed bid to subdue Ukraine. But when one takes a step back from the day-to-day events, the picture for China could hardly look more different from the way Putin's cheerleaders imagined it.
Ukraine crisis: China accuses NATO of pushing Russia to 'breaking point' (WION) Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian has accused US-led NATO of pushing Russia to a ''breaking point'' in the Ukraine crisis.
Russia taking over Ukraine could be a headache for Putin (Newsweek) Maintaining control of Ukraine would require Putin to commit tens of thousands of troops and make a significant financial investment in rebuilding the country.
Putin Clings to Russia's Market Economy as Sanctions Wind Back the Clock (Bloomberg) Preserving the illusion of normalcy is paramount, even as the import-dependent country reels.
UK bans space-related exports to Russia (SpaceNews) New trade sanctions aimed at Russia's space sector were announced March 9 by UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss.
U.S. Weighs Sanctions on Russian Uranium Supplier Rosatom (Bloomberg) White House assessing impacts but no final decision made. Move could impact nuclear power industry, uranium mining.
Oil Slumps With OPEC+ and Ukraine Headlines Sparking Huge Swings (Bloomberg) Ukraine reiterates its willingness to compromise with Russia. UAE says it will call on OPEC+ to boost oil output faster.
Biden's Russian oil ban: Slick, or nothing special? (Atlantic Council) Our experts break down the new US move against Russia's energy industry, from its impact on global oil prices to the pressure it puts in Europe.
EU Says Russia, Belarus Sanctions Extend to Crypto (CoinDesk) Crypto assets fall into the category of "transferrable securities" and are therefore clearly included in the scope of sanctions, the EU said.
Michael Dell: Russia's Ukraine Invasion Is 'A Great Tragedy' (CRN) Michael Dell says the Russia Ukraine invasion is a horrible situation as Dell Technologies stops selling products to Russia.
Verizon expands humanitarian crisis relief (GlobeNewswire News Room) Today, Verizon extended its relief efforts to help keep its customers connected during the humanitarian...
Amazon suspends access to Prime Video in Russia, halts shipments to the country (TechCrunch) Amazon is suspending access to Prime Video for customers based in Russia amid the country's invasion of Ukraine. In a blog post about the announcement, the company also noted that it has suspended the shipment of retail products to customers based in Russia and Belarus. Amazon will also no lo…
Tens of thousands of Russian gig workers left behind as tech platforms pull out (Washington Post) As Western companies scramble to react to public pressure and sanctions, tens of thousands of Russians who relied on online freelance work are being left behind.
Here are some of the businesses that have pledged to cut ties with Russia. (New York Times) Under pressure from investors and consumers, many Western companies have started to unwind their investments, close stores and pause sales in Russia.
Russia's Other Contest With the West: Economic Endurance (New York Times) Which side can maintain domestic support as the war costs regular citizens could also determine the outcome in Ukraine.
Roman Abramovich sanctioned throwing future of Chelsea into turmoil (The Telegraph) A sale of Chelsea Football Club is now on hold, with the club unable to sell tickets for future matches
CISA updates Conti ransomware alert with nearly 100 domain names (BleepingComputer) The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has updated the alert on Conti ransomware with indicators of compromise (IoCs) consisting of close to 100 domain names used in malicious operations.
Google Blocks Chinese Phishing Campaign Targeting U.S. Government (SecurityWeek) Google says it has blocked a phishing campaign originating from China and aimed at Gmail users associated with the U.S. government.
Symantec tracked down one developer of 'China's most advanced piece of malware' (Sc Magazine) The malware, known as Daxin, would upend many assumptions about how China operates its espionage operations. Traditionally an actor not overly concerned with stealth, Daxin stayed under the radar for a decade or more.
Daxin Backdoor: In-Depth Analysis, Part One (Symantec) In the first of a two-part series of blogs, we will delve deeper into Daxin, examining the driver initialization, networking, key exchange, and backdoor functionality of the malware.
Daxin Backdoor: In-Depth Analysis, Part Two (Symantec) In the second of a two-part series of blogs, we examine the communications and networking features of Daxin.
Researchers disclose new Spectre V2 vulnerabilities (SearchSecurity) The Spectre V2 side-channel attack against Intel and Arm CPUs has a new variant that bypasses previous hardware mitigations.
Hackers fork open-source reverse tunneling tool for persistence (BleepingComputer) Security experts have spotted an interesting case of a suspected ransomware attack that employed custom-made tools typically used by APT (advanced persistent threat) groups.
Alarm raised over bug that opens the door to colossal DDoS attacks (TechRadar) Misconfigured servers can be used as major amplifiers for DDoS attacks
In-the-wild DDoS attack can be launched from a single packet to create terabytes of traffic (ZDNet) A test mode that shouldn't be exposed to the internet from a PBX-to-internet gateway responsible for amplification ratio of 4,294,967,296 to 1.
Mitel Devices Abused for DDoS Vector With Record-Breaking Amplification Ratio (SecurityWeek) Mitel enterprise collaboration products have been abused for DDoS attacks that employ a new vector with a record-breaking amplification ratio.
Hackers Abuse Mitel Devices to Amplify DDoS Attacks by 4 Billion Times (The Hacker News) Hackers abuse Mitel devices to perform high-impact amplification attacks to stage massive DDoS attacks with a record-breaking amplification ratio.
Major Security Misconfiguration Impacting ServiceNow Instances Discovered (Business Wire) AppOmni, the leading provider of SaaS Security, has discovered a common ServiceNow Access Control List (ACL) misconfiguration present in nearly 70% of
Microsoft Warns of Spoofing Vulnerability in Defender for Endpoint (SecurityWeek) Microsoft on Tuesday patched a class spoofing vulnerability in Defender for Endpoint and warned of its impact on all platforms.
16 Vulnerabilities Found in Firmware of HP Enterprise Devices (SecurityWeek) HP has started releasing patches for 16 UEFI firmware vulnerabilities that can be exploited for privilege escalation and arbitrary code execution.
Die Lehren aus dem Sunburst-Angriff (Funkschau) Der Sunburst-Cyberangriff auf Solarwinds im Dezember 2020 war ein Weckruf für die Softwarebranche und Zeichen einer neue Realität: Die Angriffsmethoden der Hacker sind viel komplexer und erfolgreicher geworden. Sie bedrohen die Lieferketten und die Infrastruktur, auf die alle angewiesen sind.
Biometric security beginning to pique cybercriminals' interest (Intel471.com) Threat actors are becoming increasingly aware of the value associated with access to biometric data.
Strangest social engineering attacks of 2021 (CSO Online) Criminal gangs are getting more creative with their social engineering scams as organizations continue to struggle to defend against them.
Private information of Israeli Air Force pilots allegedly leaked on darknet by hackers (Ctech) Israeli cybersecurity company Varonis alerted the Israeli National Cyber Directorate after discovering the list, and the latter brought in the IDF to check and verify the information
Are cybercriminals waiting for an opportune time to attack U.S. trucks? (Fleet Owner) After the pandemic and other problems showed vulnerabilities, hackers sponsored by nefarious states could attempt to cause more supply chain problems, cybersecurity expert warns fleets.
India becoming 'sextortion' capital of the world? (Times of India Blog) Nondescript towns in Rajasthan and Haryana like Mewat, Bharatpur, Alwar are spinning a diabolical revolution. School-dropout teenage children and their uneducated but cunning masterminds run sextortion rackets that span across several countries and earn millions....
PressReader Suffers Cyber-Attack (Infosecurity Magazine) Access blocked to 7000 publications after strike on world's largest digital newspaper distributor
Toei Animation's Website Gets Hacked, Studio Shuts Down Online Shop (Crunchyroll) Toei Animation, the anime studio behind hits like Dragon Ball, Sailor Moon, One Piece, and Digimon Adventure:, revealed in a statement yesterday that their website was the target of an online hack that was discovered on March 6. It's currently not known what was accessed, how much was accessed, or if it concerns the Toei Animation Online Shop or not, though as a precaution, the studio has closed down the shop.
Notice of Data Incident - Montrose Regional Health (Montrose Regional Health) Montrose Regional Health discovered unusual activity in an employee's email account and immediately began an investigation, which included working with third-party specialists to determine the nature and scope of the activity. The investigation determined there was unauthorized access to certain employee email accounts between August 2, 2021 and October 26,
Attorney General Frosh urges Marylanders affected by T-Mobile data breach to protect themselves against identity theft (Nottingham MD) Attorney General Brian E. Frosh is urging all Maryland residents impacted by the data breach announced by T-Mobile in August 2021 to take appropriate steps to protect their information from identity theft. On August 17, T-Mobile reported a massive data breach compromising the sensitive personal information of millions of current, former, and prospective T-Mobile customers, including individuals who had …
Critical Security Patches Issued by Microsoft, Adobe and Other Major Software Firms (The Hacker News) Patch Tuesday, March 2022 — Critical security Patches Issued by Microsoft, Adobe, Android, Cisco, Citrix and Other Software Firms
Siemens Addresses Over 90 Vulnerabilities Affecting Third-Party Components (SecurityWeek) Siemens this week addressed more than 100 vulnerabilities affecting its products, including over 90 flaws affecting third-party components.
SAP Patches Critical Security Flaws in Monitoring Solutions (SecurityWeek) German software maker SAP this week announced the release of 12 new and 4 updated security notes as part of its March 2022 Security Patch Day.
Everywhere Workplace Survey Results (Ivanti) Happier at home: Employees report more work yet more satisfaction in the Everywhere Workplace
Large organizations left exposed by three-month gap in human cyber capabilities after threats break (Immersive Labs) Analysis of 35,000 cybersecurity team members at 400 global organizations lays bare 96-day lag in knowledge, skills and judgment after attacks are out in the wild
Omada and ESG: Hybrid Work is Driving Re-Examination of Identity Governance Policies (PR Newswire) The rise of hybrid work is driving the need for strengthened Identity Governance and Administration (IGA), according to a new report released...
Cybersixgill Announces $35 Million in Series B Funding to Expand Global Footprint to Combat the Growing Cybercrime and Cyber Threat Landscape | Cybersixgill.com (Cybersixgill) Funding Led by More Provident, Pension Funds, REV Venture Partners – Additional Investors Include CrowdStrike Falcon Fund, Elron Ventures, OurCrowd, and SonaeIM TEL AVIV, ISRAEL– March 10, 2022 – Cybersixgill, the premier vendor of real-time and actionable threat intelligence, announced today the company has raised $35 million in Series B funding led by More Provident […]
Northern Irish firms merge to create cybersecurity managed services 'powerhouse' (CRN) Outsource Group and ANSEC IA claim the deal will create an IT security 'powerhouse'
Thrive Acquires SouthTech to Continue Florida Expansion (PR Newswire) Thrive, a premier provider of NextGen Managed Services, has acquired SouthTech, a managed technology solutions leader on the Florida West Coast....
HelpSystems to Acquire MDR Services Firm Alert Logic (SecurityWeek) HelpSystems has agreed to acquire Alert Logic, a provider of managed detection and response (MDR) services for an undisclosed sum
BAE Systems completes BISim acquisition (Army Technology) BAE Systems has completed its previously announced acquisition of US-based software company Bohemia Interactive Simulations (BISim).
Google's acquisition of Mandiant: A defining moment for cybersecurity and business as a whole (SC Magazine) The Google-Mandiant deal could set off another wave of merger and acquisition activity.
Chronicles Of Mandiant: Google put a ring on it (ZDNet) This acquisition augments Google Project Zero with an infusion of sophisticated practitioners in forensics, malware analysis, threat intelligence, and security research.
Plurilock's Aurora Systems Secures up to US$2 Million Line of Credit (Yahoo) Plurilock Security Inc. (TSXV: PLUR) (OTCQB: PLCKF) and related subsidiaries ("Plurilock" or the "Company"), an identity-centric cybersecurity solutions provider for workforces, is pleased to announce that, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Aurora Systems Consulting, Inc. ("Aurora"), it has obtained a revolving line of credit from Crestmark, the Commercial Finance division of MetaBank®, N.A. (the "Lender") for up to US$2 million
2.5 million-plus cybersecurity jobs are open—women can fill them (Microsoft Security Blog) As we celebrate International Women's Day and Women's History Month, we examine the potential roadblocks and exciting opportunities for women in cybersecurity.
Sumo Logic Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2022 Financial Results (GlobeNewswire News Room) Fourth quarter revenue grew 24% year-over-year to $67.0 million Full year fiscal 2022 revenue grew 19% year-over-year to $242.1 million REDWOOD CITY,...
Immuta Announces Explosive Growth in 2021 (The Daily News) Immuta, the leader in automated data access and privacy protection for cloud data platforms, today announced record growth in 2021, increasing annual recurring revenue (ARR) by more than 100 percent, doubling its customer base, and continuing its global expansion into EMEA and APJ.
Security Leaders Find Value in Veterans to Solve Cyber Skills Shortage (SecurityWeek) CISOs struggling to fill their cybersecurity vacancies should take a closer look at the opportunities afforded by military veterans
Lab3 promotes David Boyes to CEO (CRN Australia) Replacing Chris Cook who has moved to the newly created CSO role.
Exabeam Names Mark Jensen to Board of Directors and the Chair of the Audit Committee (Exabeam) Exabeam, the leader in Next-gen SIEM and XDR, today announced the appointment of Mark Jensen to the Exabeam Board of Directors and the Chair of the Audit Committee. A veteran of Deloitte & Touche LLP, where he served as U.S. Managing Partner-Audit and Enterprise Risk Services, Technology Industry...
Vince Berk Joins Quantum Xchange as Chief Revenue and Strategy Officer (PR Newswire) Quantum Xchange is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Vincent Berk to the position of Chief Revenue and Strategy Officer where he will...
OurCrowd backed ThetaRay Appoints Peter Reynolds as CRO (Crowdfund Insider) ThetaRay, a provider of AI-enhanced transaction monitoring tech to protect banking institutions and Fintech platforms against financial crimes, recently revealed that it has solidified its international revenue operations with the appointment of Peter Reynolds as the firm's Chief Revenue Officer.
Cellebrite Names Dr. Guy Rotkopf as Chairperson of Ethics & Integrity Committee (GlobeNewswire News Room) Former Director General of the Israel Ministry of Justice to oversee Committee activities...
Nexum, Inc. to Offer Versa Networks SASE (Nexum, Inc.) Nexum, Inc. announced today that Versa Networks, a secure access service edge leader, is now part of its growing list of exceptional technology partners.
SlashNext Launches Email Protection for Microsoft 365 – Five Minutes to Complete Email Phishing Protection (SlashNext) Stop 65% More Spear-Phishing, BEC, Legitimate Service Compromise, Rogue Software, Social Engineering, and Other Human Compromise Threats
Druva Delivers Comprehensive Data Protection Solution for Amazon EC2 (Druva) Combined Capabilities of Snapshots, Backups, and Disaster Recovery Strengthen Data Resiliency, Enhance Ransomware Protection, and Significantly Reduce Costs
IGI CyberLabs Partners with Cowbell Cyber to Bring Nodeware(R) Solution to Cyber Insurance Customers (Access Wire) The partnership will aim to help cyber-insurance policy holders boost their cyber hygiene
Axiad and Venafi Partner to Provide Passwordless Access for Users and Machines (GlobeNewswire News Room) Alliance simplifies lifecycle management of thousands of users and machine identities across the enterprise...
Noetic Cyber and Rumble partner to provide complete visibility into organizations' cyber assets and attack surface (PR Newswire) Noetic Cyber, a cloud-based continuous cyber asset management and controls platform, today announced an integration with Rumble Network...
Payoneer Selects ThetaRay to Monitor Global Cross-Border Payment Transactions (PR Newswire) ThetaRay, a leading provider of AI-powered transaction monitoring technology, and Payoneer (NASDAQ: PAYO), the commerce technology company...
How IBM's security command centre in India helps fight global cyberattacks (Business Standard) The unit helps train cybersecurity response techniques through highly realistic and simulated cyberattack - designed to prepare everyone from C-Suite through technical staff
Dell opts out of Microsoft's Pluton security for Windows (Register) This doesn't align with our approach, PC giant tells us
Recorded Future Announces Access to More Than 100 Global Partner Integrations for Intelligence-Led Decision Making Across the Enterprise (PR Newswire) Recorded Future, a provider of intelligence for enterprise security, today announced that it is now available through more than 100 global...
VMware adds runtime security features to Carbon Black Cloud (SC Magazine) VMware has expanded the security capabilities in its Carbon Black Cloud platform with the addition of container runtime security features including runtime cluster image scanning, workload anomaly detection, threat detection, Kubernetes visibility mapping and egress and ingress security.
Armorblox Reimagines Data Loss Prevention for Microsoft Office 365, Microsoft Exchange and Google Workspace (Armorblox) Brings Natural Language Understanding to Data Loss Prevention; Reduces False Positives in DLP-related Threat Alerts by 10x
Cloud Security Alliance Teams with CrowdStrike, Okta, and Zscaler to Create Focal Point for Zero Trust Education and Best Practices (CSA) CSA's Zero Trust Advancement Center to develop research, training, professional credentialing and an online center for community Zero Trust resources
The Psychology of Ransomware Response (SecurityWeek) SecurityWeek spoke to Rebecca McKeown of Immersive Labs to understand the human psychology involved in responding to ransomware and how companies can better prepare the workforce
LFCC Cyber program chosen as part of Cyber Command (The River 95.3) Lord Fairfax Community College's (LFCC) CYBER program has been designated as a center of academic excellence in cyber defense. An email....
Southeast Missouri State University Cyber Defense Team wins state championship for 10th year in a row (KFVS 12) The Southeast Cyber Defense Team has one their 10th consecutive Missouri Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition.
President Biden Issues Executive Order on Digital Assets and "Whole-of-Government Approach" to Risks and Benefits (JD Supra) President Biden has signed an Executive Order entitled "Ensuring Responsible Innovation in Digital Assets." The press release regarding the Order is...
FACT SHEET: President Biden to Sign Executive Order on Ensuring Responsible Development of Digital Assets (The White House) Outlines First Whole-of-Government Strategy to Protect Consumers, Financial Stability, National Security, and Address Climate Risks Digital assets,
Executive Order on Ensuring Responsible Development of Digital Assets (The White House) By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered as follows:Section
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo Statement on "Ensuring the Responsible Development of Digital Assets" Executive Order (U.S. Department of Commerce) Today, following President Biden's signing of an Executive Order on "Ensuring the Responsible Development of Digital Assets" that establishes a Federal government-wide approach to the development of the digital
Bitcoin Price Surges on Biden's Crypto Executive Order (Wall Street Journal) President Biden signed an executive order instructing federal agencies to study the possible risks presented by cryptocurrencies and consider the creation of a U.S. digital currency.
SEC may require public companies to disclose cyberattacks (Register) And it'll be in an 8-K for all to see
REvil member accused of Kaseya ransomware attack arraigned in Texas (CyberScoop) Yaroslav Vasinskyi faces 115 years in jail.
Sodinokibi/REvil Ransomware Defendant Extradited to United States and Arraigned in Texas (US Department of Justice) A man charged with conducting ransomware attacks against multiple victims, including the July 2021 attack against Kaseya, made his initial appearance and was arraigned today in the Northern District of Texas.
How Israel's Pegasus Spyware Stoked the Surveillance Debate (Council on Foreign Relations) Israel reportedly used NSO Group's Pegasus spyware as a diplomatic bargaining chip, and its misuse by many governments has intensified the bigger debate about surveillance technology.
FBI chief: We bought NSO's Pegasus to do counterintelligence (Jerusalem Post) FBI Director Wray claimed that the FBI never used NSO's Pegasus software.
Morocco/Western Sahara: Activist targeted with Pegasus spyware in recent months – new evidence (Amnesty International) New evidence reveals a prominent human rights activist in Morocco has been targeted with NSO Group's Pegasus spyware.
Kiwis lost more than $6.5 million to online scams in final quarter of 2021 - CERT NZ report (Newshub) The vast majority of reports to the agency related to the Flubot malware.
County Clerk Who Pushed the 'Big Lie' Is Indicted for Election Data Breach (The Daily Beast) Tina Peters became a conspiracy celebrity when she claimed election misconduct in her county. A grand jury says she breached her own voting machines.
Cyber Maryland (Columbia (and virtual), Maryland, USA, Apr 20, 2022) The CyberMaryland Conference is an annual event presented by the CyberMaryland Advisory Board in conjunction with academia, government and private industry organizations. In 2021, The CyberMaryland Conference hosted 1,200 attendees from more than 30 states and 5 countries. Now in its 10th year, this conference continutes to provide an opportunity to share best practices, highlight innovations, identify business opportunities and network with this dynamic cybersecurity community.
Cloud Security Alliance (Virtual, Mar 9 - 10, 2022) Looking ahead at the important trends in cloud and cybersecurity for the coming year, CSA will be hosting a special event showcasing the research projects that will come to define cloud security. 2022 is commencing with cloud finally entrenched as the primary IT system worldwide and cloud security now the foundation of cybersecurity programs. The CSA Research Summit will provide the latest updates in new and existing research projects, providing critical tools and guidance for the cloud adopting community.
U.S. Cyber Command Legal Conference (Virtual, Mar 10, 2022) This event is unclassified and open to academics, students, attorneys, paralegals, operators, and anyone else interested in military cyberspace operations. The program is planned to include opening remarks from the USCYBERCOM Commander, General Paul Nakasone (US Army), keynote remarks by Professor Lucas Kello (Oxford University), a fireside chat with Dr. Michael Sulmeyer (DOD) and Dr. Adam Segal (Columbia University), Meet the Cyber Press with moderator Mari Dugas (USCYBERCOM Staff Judge Advocate Office) and panelists Ellen Nakashima (Washington Post), Kim Zetter (author of Zero Day) and Dustin Volz (Wall Street Journal), information warfare perspectives on the US, China and Russia with moderator Captain Maggie Smith (Army Cyber Institute) and panelists Dr. Stephen Cambone (Texas A&M University), Lieutenant General Robert Schmidle (US Marine Corps, Ret.), and Dr. Jacquelyn Schneider (Stanford University), a fireside chat with USCYBERCOM Deputy Commander Lieutenant General Charles Moore (US Air Force) and Commander Peter Pascucci (US Navy), and closing remarks by USCYBERCOM Staff Judge Advocate Colonel Peter Hayden (US Army).
MPC Digital Asset Security Summit (Virtual, Mar 10, 2022) Join your industry peers responsible for planning, implementing, and managing security systems and services to learn how Multi-Party Computation (MPC) is being applied to solve real-world security challenges with digital assets and other blockchain-based services. The MPC Digital Asset Security Summit will kick off with a series of presentations and panel sessions from industry luminaries and practitioners.
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No, You've Never Heard Of The New #NeverTrump Candidate
Germania Rodriguez
June 01 | 2016
In what is rumored to be an inside leak, Bloomberg revealed Tuesday that David French is the elusive conservative that #NeverTrump movement leader and Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol wants as a third-party bid to defeat Donald Trump. Kristol later confirmed to CNN that French was the chosen one.
French has not yet confirmed he is up for the challenge.
French is so unknown, even to media insiders, that when the news broke, TV stations were stuck with a handful of file photos they could find of him as they discussed his possible candidacy.
So who is David French, and does he stand any shot at all of being a noticeable presence in this election?
French is a Harvard-trained constitutional lawyer and a staff writer for the National Review, where he has strongly criticized Trump's candidacy. "It is certain that he is dishonest, ignorant of foreign and domestic affairs and deals in the most vicious personal attacks," French wrote of Trump last week.
What's especially surprising about the choice of French to represent the #NeverTrump movement is how unaware he was of his potential role just a week ago: In another piece last week, French encouraged Mitt Romney to run as an independent candidate, calling him "the only man who combines the integrity, financial resources, name recognition, and broad public support to make a realistic independent run at the presidency."
Romney now seems to be open to supporting French, tweeting "I know David French to be an honorable, intelligent and patriotic person. I look forward to following what he has to say."
French's wife, Nancy French, ghostwrote Bristol Palin's Not Afraid Of Life. David and Nancy French co-wrote the book Home and Away, in which they talk about their marriage and the rules they followed while he was in Iraq. Their strict rules included banning Nancy from engaging in phone conversations with men, "meaningful e-mail exchanges," and using Facebook — in order to stay away from "the ghosts of boyfriend's past."
Like everyone else in the conservative blogosphere, French has made a sport of contemplating alternates to voting for Trump. An article published May 5 asks, "Is the Libertarian Party's Gary Johnson a Plausible Alternative to Trump and Clinton?"
Yes, he is, French concluded. He advised Johnson: "You won't win, but you can matter. This is your moment."
Photo: CSPAN.


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Walter Bosse (* 13. November 1904 in Wien; † 13. Dezember 1979 in Iserlohn) war ein österreichischer Keramikkünstler und Designer.

Biografie
Bosse wurde als Sohn des Maler-Ehepaares Luise und Julius Bosse in Wien geboren. Der Vater war vor dem Ersten Weltkrieg Porträtmaler am Zarenhof. Nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg absolvierte Bosse eine Ausbildung an der Wiener Kunstgewerbeschule und anschließend an der Münchner Kunstgewerbeschule. In den 1930er-Jahren hatte er ein Atelier und eine Keramikproduktion in Kufstein, die aber zum Erliegen kam, als 1938 die Nazis in Österreich die Macht ergriffen. 1953 übersiedelte er nach Iserlohn in Deutschland.

Im Jahr 1979 starb Bosse völlig verarmt und mittellos im Alter von 75 Jahren im St. Elisabeth-Hospital Iserlohn. Sein Grab auf dem Städtischen Friedhof Iserlohn trug ursprünglich einen Grabstein, der mit seinen bekannten Igel-Aschern aus Messing (die Teile im Bogen geöffnet auf der Grabplatte platziert) gestaltet worden war. Das Grab musste wegen Umgestaltung des Friedhofes 2005 weichen. Später wurde an der Stelle des Grabes (die Gebeine des Verstorbenen befinden sich noch in der dortigen Erde) ein Gedenkstein für Walter Bosse angebracht. Der Grabstein wurde von dem Sammler- und Autorenehepaar Johanna und Hans-Hagen Hottenroth gerettet, die das Buch mit dem Titel Walter Bosse. Leben, Kunst und Handwerk 1904-1979 geschrieben hatten. Sie stifteten 2007 den Grabstein dem Bezirksmuseum Innere Stadt in Wien, in dessen Sammlung er zu sehen ist.

Werk

Anfänglich entwarf Bosse keramische Figuren, die durch ihre groteske Note auffielen. Lippen, Augen, Finger – eine kindliche Verspieltheit im Darstellen der Mimik seiner Figuren zeichneten diese Entwürfe aus. In diesem Stil arbeitete er für die Tonindustrie Scheibbs. Um 1924 entstanden für die Porzellanmanufaktur Augarten in Wien mindestens vier Figuren. Etwa ab 1926 bis 1930 wurden in der Porzellanfabrik Metzler & Ortloff in Ilmenau (Thüringen) über 200 Bosse-Grotesken ausgeformt.
Einige dieser Figuren wurden 1926 und 1930 auch in der Fachzeitschrift Die Schaulade vorgestellt, allerdings wurde der Bildhauer nicht namentlich genannt, sondern es war nur von einem "Wiener Künstler" die Rede. Die Modellbücher der Firma, beginnend um 1927, enthalten viele Skizzen mit Modellnummern seiner Grotesken. Manche dieser Figuren finden sich auch in Keramik bei der Wiener Manufaktur F. Goldscheider wieder, für die er von 1928 bis ca. 1932 etliche Objekte entwarf. In der Porzellanfabrik W. Goebel in Oeslau wurden von 1940 bis 1961 etwa 26 Bosse-Entwürfe in Porzellan umgesetzt. Modelleure hierzu waren Reinhold Unger und Theo Menzenbach.

Ende der 1940er Jahre entwickelte er Messingminiaturen in Tierform. Bosses Liebe zu den Tieren findet darin seinen Ausdruck. Gluttöter und Talismane belebten die Wiener Bronzen aufs Neue. Die Modelle entstanden durch Vorbilder aus den zoologischen Gärten als Elefanten, Bären und Hasen; auch der Igel-Ascher ist in diesem Stil entstanden.

Von 1950 bis 1972 war Walter Bosse freier Mitarbeiter der Staatlichen Majolika Manufaktur Karlsruhe; es entstanden ca. 245 Keramik-Figuren. Als freier Mitarbeiter bei der Firma Achatit in Köln-Junkersdorf schuf er von 1958 bis 1961 über 20 Grotesken als Voll- und Halb-Plastiken.
Sein Gesamtwerk umfasst etwa 8000 Modelle und Entwürfe, davon etwa 3000 Keramiken.

Fälschungen
In den 1950er bis 1970er Jahren wurden Bosses Figuren breitbandig angeboten. Sie wurden jedoch auch weltweit gefälscht.
Er versuchte, seine Entwürfe zu vermarkten und dafür Lizenzgebühren zu erhalten, wurde aber betrogen und begann einen aufreibenden Instanzenweg vor Gericht. Bosse gilt als der Begründer des modernen Urheberrechtes für Designerware und Kunsthandwerk.

Literatur
 Das Daglodont. In: Die Schaulade. 4. Jahr, 2 (1928), S. 57, 59, 60.
 Was mein Freund dazu sagte. In: Die Schaulade. 6. Jahr, 3/4 (1930), S. 197.
 Schreyer-Hottenroth: Walter Bosse Leben und Handwerk 1904-1979. Brandstätter, Wien 2000.
 Olga Kronsteiner: Walter Bosse in Sammeln & Trödler 2001. Nr. 258, S. 42–51.
 Robert E. Dechant, Filipp Goldscheider: Goldscheider. Firmengeschichte und Werkverzeichnis. Historismus, Jugendstil, Art Déco, 1950er Jahre. Arnoldsche, Stuttgart 2007, ISBN 978-3-89790-216-9.

Weblinks

 Kurzbiographie Walter Bosse
 Biografie mit zahlreichen Abbildungen seine Werke
 Karl Hagenauer Galerie: Walter Bosse Antique (Kunstwerke)

Einzelnachweise

Bildhauer (Österreich)
Keramiker
Moderne Keramik
Österreicher
Geboren 1904
Gestorben 1979
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12/05/14 08:07:59 Possibly detected 42.4585 -70.7878 what is the mess @ 7:55:36?
12/05/14 16:13:27 Possibly detected 42.4334 -70.8356 would usually not be counted as "Possibly detected" except that it overlaps with the previous pitch track
12/05/14 17:07:59 Possibly detected 42.4340 -70.8201 3 possible fin pulses @ 17:03:16
12/05/14 00:07:59 42.4417 -70.7195 some few faint fin pulses (not in a train), 2 humpback calls @ 23:54:27 & 23:59:25. Unknown tonal @ 0:02:40
12/05/14 01:07:59 42.4434 -70.7205 a few faint humpback calls, not enough to be "Possibly detected"
12/05/14 02:07:59 42.4459 -70.7318 2 possible humpback calls @ 1:55:01
12/05/14 02:22:59 42.4465 -70.7346 possible humpback calls present- not enough pitch tracks to determine
12/05/14 03:07:59 42.4497 -70.7296 faint fin pulses present >3:00:33, IPI not consistent
12/05/14 04:07:59 42.4516 -70.7409 possible fin pulses present
12/05/14 06:07:59 42.4554 -70.7596 possible biologics @ 5:56:45
12/05/14 07:07:59 42.4571 -70.7706 possible humpbacks and fins present but not enough calls to mark as "Possibly detected"
12/05/14 07:09:47 42.4571 -70.7706 possible humpback present but calls are too faint to tell
12/05/14 08:07:59 42.4585 -70.7878 what is the mess @ 7:55:36?
12/05/14 11:07:59 42.4534 -70.8188 possible humpback calls @ 10:54:27. what is the mess @ 10:59:41? interesting tonal signal @ 11:00:30
12/05/14 12:07:59 42.4441 -70.8174 what is the mess @ 12:05:40? possible humpback calls @ 12:07:20
12/05/14 12:22:59 42.4431 -70.8198 possible humpback calls throughout but especially @ 12:16:10
12/05/14 13:07:59 42.4399 -70.8274 possible humpback calls >13:00:15
12/05/14 16:13:27 42.4334 -70.8356 would usually not be counted as "Possibly detected" except that it overlaps with the previous pitch track
12/05/14 17:07:59 42.4340 -70.8201 3 possible fin pulses @ 17:03:16
12/05/14 18:07:59 42.4350 -70.8089 possible fin and humpback calls present
12/05/14 18:52:59 42.4321 -70.8111 1 possible fin pulse at the end of transmission
12/05/14 19:07:59 42.4324 -70.8082 possible humpback calls present. possible fin pulses @ 18:55:40
12/05/14 20:07:59 42.4335 -70.7970 1 humpback call @ 19:56:23
12/05/14 20:55:22 42.4344 -70.7886 possible humpback call @ 20:53:06
12/05/14 21:22:59 42.4307 -70.7957 few unclassified fin pulses but IPI is large, might have some humpback calls
12/05/14 23:07:59 42.4327 -70.7763 possible fin pulses throughout transmission, humpback call @ 23:06:57
12/05/14 23:14:12 42.4327 -70.7763 possible fin pulses throughout, humpback call @ 23:06:57


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