Future crimes
by Marc Goodman · first published 2015
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An FBI futurist and senior advisor to Interpol analyzes the digital underground to reveal the alarming ways criminals, corporations and countries are using emerging technologies to target individuals and wage war.
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Future Crimes by Marc Goodman a good book from Goodman
on “Ask HN: Recommendations of good cybercrime novels?” ↗…services. I want them to have some level of privacy for as long as they can. They can txt, call or meet their friends. They don't need facebook to do that. Some great info on the subject can be found in "Future Crimes" - Marc Goodman . Everyone should give it a read. An excerpt from the book. >Facebook is by far the largest social network in the world. It has succeeded by getting people to talk about themselves in…
on “Teens Who Say No to Social Media” ↗…problem with selling info on dark web marketplaces. if you're interested in learning more, here are a couple of books you might enjoy: "The Dark Net” – Jamie Bartlett “We Are Anonymous” – Parmy Olson “Future Crimes” – Marc Goodman “Kingpin” – Kevin Poulsen
on “Leaking the email of any YouTube user for $10k” ↗In Marc Goodman's book "Future Crimes" he discusses the largest transfer of Human wealth to ever occur. Through China's hacking efforts they have stolen Trillions of Dollars of US Tax Payer money that has gone into research and development…
on “China is challenging the idea that censorship thwarts online innovation” ↗I don't think it's about trade but the wholesale theft of IP, R&D, etc. According to Marc Goodman, in his book "Future Crimes" he details how China is responsible for the largest transfer of wealth in Human History all through theft of I&P. I know my companies own experience led to the closing of a factory after it was discovered…
on “Chinese stocks enter bear market as trade war heats up” ↗