"And one of the things that I was sort of told by some of the insiders at Google was they figured they might as well give the technology out through the front door, because if they didn’t give it – it would get stolen anyway." - ⁦@peterthiel⁩ is mostly correct here in his

analysis. Cisco essentially had to make the same decision as well. Yet more could have been done. @Oracle took matters into its own hands and ran its own aggressive counterintelligence program within the company ... obviously not without its risk. Yet Google, being co-founded

by someone had to flee a totalitarian anti-Semitic communist state, should have known what it was getting into. In fact one of the wives of the co-founders, who would go on to lead YouTube, also had a family that fled totalitarianism at a young age. They are responsible for some

Many of my tweets are negative. I like drawing attention to issues in cyber / having new ways of thinking about them. Cybersecurity reporting I once heard described by @mitpress as "the same hamster wheel from hell since 1995". That being said, it's a good world, there is

benevolent divine grace, and many many many of all the "bad things" are in a position of weakness, are over extended, and surely we will see joy and goodness replete once more. Often, if we had focused on the small gratitude of day to day living and the beauty of being alive

Based on what we know about history, corruption, the political science concepts of long term compromise by professors such as Peter Dale Scott from @UCBerkeley, we can say that @FBIAnchorage is a non-functioning, autoimmune disease of a government department. It is either

organized crime or committing treason. FBI has seen its share of agents betray the country. Lmao why would Anchorage, Alaska investigate a case in Illinois with the Los Angeles office and also two minor UK cybersecurity firms who really only exist on paper ... and host on KNOWN

Chinese malware providers ... @unit221b I've literally been to @SharkTech office's in Vegas. And btw the @IDF was involved with their #Unit8200 guys I used to sit next too (they were brilliant!!!) at @PANWGovPolicy via @Unit42_Intel.