Nontraditional Reserve Holdings, Through 2022
…although the data is incomplete for 2022. Figure 1: The geometric mean of reserves (expressed in USD) of major banks’ reporting. Very incomplete data for […]
Month: July 2024
MD5 attacks put RADIUS networks everywhere at risk
“Prior to our work, there were no publicly known attacks exploiting MD5 to break the integrity of RADIUS/UDP traffic,” the researchers wrote in a blog […]
Security of identity: The keystone of trust
A few weeks ago, my wife asked me why stopping scary actors from affecting our lives is so difficult. In this digital age, the need […]
Elevator blues – Econlib
I often hear people on the right suggest that the New York Times is a bad newspaper. This is not true, as they confuse quality […]
Microsoft Patch Tuesday, July 2024 Edition – Krebs on Security
Microsoft Corp. today released software updates to patch at least 139 security holes in various flavors Windows and other Microsoft products. Redmond says attackers are […]
Alice Evans for employee engagement and recognition of female talent
Abhay Aneja and colleagues show that daughters of civil servants who were exposed to female co-workers during World War II were more likely to work. […]
Microsoft orders Chinese workers to use iPhones, not Android
“The main reason was to ensure that all employees could access important security tools like Microsoft Authenticator,” according to Robert. “The app is available on […]
Tuesday various links
1. Religious membership helped grow after the storm. 2. Anna Gát Hope Axis podcast with Noah Smith. 3. Peter Gray on social media and depression. […]
Cisco adds heft to cybersecurity push with acquisitions, new talent
“Splunk adds a lot of data to Cisco security,” Kerravala said. “The Internet industry is changing from functional tools to AI-based security platforms that can […]
The Return of Wasteful Competition
It is a common misconception that competitive markets produce efficient results. Although competition may cause more effort, that effort should not be directed toward anything […]