The Weaponization of Code

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he spends some time describing North Korea as a "hellhole" with, surprisingly, impressive cyberattack capabilities

also a expresses a really weird theory about the White House asking the Chinese govt to punish North Korea? which they did by getting China Unicom to take North Korea's internet offline? really bizarre

otoh, he does think govts should ensure that citizens are protected (cybersecurity-wise) rather than leaving it up to the market, which is a step forward


        J. Ross, A. (2016). The Weaponization of Code. In J. Ross, A. The Industries of the Future. Simon  Schuster, pp. 121-151

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[...] annual losses to intellectual property theft from China exceed $300 billion, comparable to the total amount of goods exported annually from the United States to all of Asia. The NSA director at the time, Keith Alexander, has estimated the total value of all American intellectual property at $5 trillion, of which China is stealing 6 percent each year.

intellectual property is BS and Alec J. Ross is a cuck

—p.129 by Alec J. Ross 6 years, 4 months ago

[...] annual losses to intellectual property theft from China exceed $300 billion, comparable to the total amount of goods exported annually from the United States to all of Asia. The NSA director at the time, Keith Alexander, has estimated the total value of all American intellectual property at $5 trillion, of which China is stealing 6 percent each year.

intellectual property is BS and Alec J. Ross is a cuck

—p.129 by Alec J. Ross 6 years, 4 months ago

The Industries of the Future
by Alec J. Ross

The Industries of the Future
by Alec J. Ross

The Industries of the Future
by Alec J. Ross