Sav

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Sav

Sav

@InfoSecSav

Intelligence Capability Development consultant @Mandiant, studying the intersection of intelligence, risk, and business operations.

Virginia, USA Katılım Kasım 2020
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Sav@InfoSecSav·
It's the most wonderful crime of the year! Here's the @SLEUTHCON CFP link to make your work to entertain/inform me: sleuthcon.com/submission-gui… . I always hope for more talks from people with hands on interpersonal and platform fraud, which is generally under-covered. cc: @patio11
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HIGH PLANES Drifter@the_engi_nerd·
The Iranian Foreign Minister told me that Israel keeps killing his generals so I asked how many generals he has and he said he goes to the HQ and gets a new general afterwards so I said it sounds like he’s just feeding generals to the Mossad and then his daughter started crying
Matt Bradley@MattMcBradley

Iranian Foreign Minister just told @NBCNews: “we may have lost a few commanders but that’s not such a big problem.”

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Sav@InfoSecSav·
Self governance is a right and an obligation.
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The vast majority of commentary that keeps asserting a pottery barn rule of international relations ignores the precedents of every post OIF intervention in the Middle East, which have proven this facile maxim has not been operative for decades. The US is under no obligation to own what is broken. Punitive actions to address unacceptable threats are very much a tool of statecraft. One hopes that the Iranian people will take the opportunity to forge a new and better future for themselves from the ashes of the failed, evil regime; and to choose to rejoin the international community as a free and peaceable partner.

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Charles Curran@charliebcurran·
Being able to kidnap a head of state, and decapitate a regional military power back to back without taking a single american casualty is such a wild spectacle of power i don't think it has any other historic precedent
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The idea that a private company cannot set term and conditions of sale more strict or arbitrary than laws that govern the buyer is so insane that I have to be misunderstanding the argument.
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@HostileSpectrum They’re a private company setting terms of the product. If they want the IC to only burn tokens on a Tuesday they can write it in. They certainly shouldn’t stop simply because other constraints exist. DoD can take next best offer. Without punitive supply chain risk labeling.
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JD Work@HostileSpectrum·
No private firm should attempt to usurp to itself the authority adjudicate or enforce decisions around technology usage for matters governed by EO 12333 and associated matters codified in US federal law. There is a robust oversight process for these questions at multiple levels and across every branch of government, with a strong history of addressing hard cases and correcting wrong actions. It is a spurious argument to claim expertise, capability, or even sufficient insight, to try to second guess from outside the system how the intelligence community safeguards these responsibilities.
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@SLEUTHCON Wait, 6th or 5th?
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Whoever decided Olympic gold should be decided in 3 on 3 hockey should be tried for some kind of crime. Horrible.
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Google DeepMind@GoogleDeepMind·
Gemini 3.1 Pro is here. We’ve significantly improved the model’s overall intelligence so it can solve tougher problems. 🧵
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