Metacurity on Nostr: I've opened up this week's Metacurity best infosec-related long reads issues to ...
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"content": "I've opened up this week's Metacurity best infosec-related long reads issues to everyone because there is a spate of stories on the creeping level of citizen and consumer surveillance that deserve attention. \n\nToday's issue covers\n\n--Hacked cameras become weapons of war, \n--China deepens its surveillance,\n--Uganda slides into surveillance authoritarianism, \n--Outlit wants AI agents to watch customers, \n--Russian bots blackout is a myth,\n--Goodfire essay on neural networks is all the rage\nhttps://www.metacurity.com/surveillance-without-borders-weaponized-cameras-and-the-russian-bot-myth-best-infosec-long-reads-10-17-26/",
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