Amy Amy Amy

We miss you.





RIP


G

Previous Posts

• Amy Amy Amy
• Browser Interactive AI radar: CONCEPT
• Norway discloses new Threat
• US unleashes the most Professional trooper ever
• Rupert Murdoch and his News Corporation
• Embrace your loss of privacy
• Taliban TTP video execution of 15 police
• Report from the Field, Afghan
• Muslims have reason to suspect the Other.
• Al Qaeda’s Ominous Silence: NOT
  

• How fast can CIA adopt
• Contest To Praise Bin Laden, our Entry.
• US is moving GWOT from DOD to CIA
• Will #GOP crash World Economy?
• Bringing a steel pipe to Fishing fight
• Brief Time out
• Lultzsec SNITCH-LOG
• Federal Reserve quits buying US bonds
• Is Lulzsec Gone? NO
• Load your Hunny Pot with Ebola 
• @Lulsec alternate Paradigm & other Intel, Ops Inte...
• Who is Lulzsec?
• I miss my Father
• How to change ISI
• Cyber Attacks catastrophe pending
• ISI guilty of TREASON
• New Alfaloja sites:
• OpESR
• @StateDept head up its Ass
• Paki camera man threatened

Browser Interactive AI radar: CONCEPT

I know I give my Anti-virus vendor brothers 
a lot of grief, but its because I know how good
they are.

And its always risky to put your money where
your mouth is, but thats what I'm doing.

My counter-surveillance guys are having a fit,
threatened mutiny, for violation of Opsec.
But I think this could result in safer browsing
for everyone.

I'm talking an Interactive, artificial Intelligence
browser radar.

Currently I have a HUD display that pops up a bubble
on my browser that displays everything on the web page
I'm landing on that wants to open.   
 chrome://ghostery/content/options.html
It tells me also whats tracking me and how.

And I use NOScript to control what opens and
doesn't open, in bulk.
For more refined control I trigger 
 "RequestPolicy"
gives me control over cross-site requests.

https://www.requestpolicy.com/

And I turn ON just what I need to make
the web page function. But this depends on
me to know what I'm turning on, based on
just the names of the programs.


In high threat environments I will run the
web sites thru Dr.Web, looking for problems
or http://www.virustotal.com/

I want a program (radar) that sweeps the webpages,
for known problems, malware, etc,
And an interactive function where users give feed
back on problem issues and green light others.

And an easy on off switch, a graphic showing progress
of scan, and a Green light for "Known" probably ok
Yelow, some unknown, which not to turn on.
and RED light, Known problems.

This is going to slow down my browsing, but
saves me the headache of trying to figure out what
not to turn on, The tab could even change color
when the Radar is finished, allowing me to go on
and work on something else on another tab.

I have not disclosed other methods and programs
we use for obvious opsec reasons, and keep my
counter-surveillance staff happy.

But this would be a good start on safe browsing
just by combining known technologies.
And cut down drive bys, and the many infected
google pages.

Just give me a life time subscription and some
attribution and the Idea is yours.

We will trade time for security.
Try us, end users.



Gerald
Anthropologist
Tactical Internet Systems analyst.

.
Note:
That is just what Gerald does
BEFORE he lands/opens on a web page.

Barb
Counter-Surveillance leader

Norway discloses new Threat

We have been fearful of this paradigm for a few 
years and have hinted at it since the DC sniper.

The Norway terrorist killed 7 with the huge
bomb, but 80+ with his small arms.
In countries that make weapons illegal,
this could become a significant threat. 
A terrorist just starts shooting people
until the police arrive, in a small town
that could be problematic and leave a
large death toll.

In US they are both blessed and cursed.
It is both legal and easy to get small arms.
With the number of arms carried by US
citizens a terrorist opening fire on a civilian
population would soon be cut down.

But to open fire on a children's camp  displays
a special type of derangement,  and is very uncommon.
The only other such type of attack I can think of is
the one in Russia where the terrorist took over a
school and killed so many kids.
The mentally unbalanced will always be with us.
And I hope Norway does respond with more democracy
and not feel good actions that reduce citizens rights.

That is what happened in the US under the patriotic acts
Americans have lost their rights to privacy.  
And even after this era of terrorism I doubt they will
ever get those rights back.

It looks like the terrorism in Norway may have more
to do with a sick mind than some sick ideology.

Our prayers go out to those families that lost love
ones in this senseless act.
May they all RIP.

Gerald
Anthropologist
.

US unleashes the most Professional trooper ever

I've talked to several US troopers back from tour,
Afghanistan, Iraq. 

Even the Sergeant's impressed me with a quiet,
professionalism. 
They had an understanding of Islam even the
different branches with in the Moslems.


And a comprehension of the US mission in the
GWOT. Beyond the shoot'em up, killer persona.


To be sure they were very clear on the force of 
power behind every solider and capability to kill.


And that is not the first weapon of choice, killing
is a weapon of last resort excepting eminent threats.


There is something new, an underlying respect for
the 'Other'. Someone of a different culture.


In Vietnam and WWII there was a element of
Psyops propaganda that the enemy was less than
human.


That paradigm seems to be missing in the current 
conflict. And that is not to say the enemy is not hated
and despised. But in the new paradigm there is a respect
for their culture and an effort to understand the thinking
behind the culture of the 'Other'.


The military training has instilled a comprehension of
this shift in the Military paradigm.
In WWII they were carpet bombing civilian German
cities in an effort not only to defeat Nazi's but the German
people also.
US Military no longer subscribes to the thought of bombing
out the civilians will to fight or support the war.
Now the wining of hearts and minds has filtered down
to the grunts as the primary paradigm.
With killing the enemy as a fall back position.


Of course there are strategic exceptions, the Drone
program for example, they target the enemy cadre leadership
for death.


The US military is trying to run a SysAdmin program,
along with a Infowar to try and win the hearts and minds.


The Troopers know XYZ is Taliban, but still try and
work with him, looking for common ground, options
other than killing him. 
They are able to set aside their hatred for an enemy with
out honor, the Taliban to try and work out some solutions.

The Infowar has really stepped up in Afpak, but still falls
short. In running our Infowar operations we have been
studying what we believe to be the worlds best and top
Info-warriors, the GOP, the Republican in American 
politics. They are the worlds experts.
And we have been testing their methods and tactics,
and turning them against the GOP. its an easy metric
for us to track and measure.

While we are not going to expose what we have learned
from the GOP, the force multiplier effect is remarkable and
very effective, way beyond our expectations.


Coupled with our covert cyber operations, used in unison
and our Paradigm Intel all falling back on a field of applied
anthropology has yielded some very remarkable results.
And our BSUs (Bot Surveillance Units) for metrics and 
covert Cyber operations makes us a formidable successful 
opponent.


A bothersome issue is discovering where and when to apply
this force, and foreseeing the outcome of the law of untended
consequences.


Which has stayd our hand on many issues and opportunities.


The Military is working on a new Infowar paradigm but basing
it on outdated theories. The new social media is instant,
and very powerful. But the Military is not know for instant
responses in the political arena.
Their current paradigm prohibits the "BALLS" to be successful
in a social media Infowar.


An example is the Taliban get out news reports about 
terrorist attacks on US forces with in 15 min of actual 
attack sometimes, the US Military responds with in
two weeks most of the time.
The Taliban is eating the US Military's Infowar lunch.


The instant Taliban social media response over the
US Military's two week response allows a huge advantage
to the insurgents, for two weeks the public and news outlets
are pumping the Taliban lies and propaganda as truth,
as it is the only version of the story in the cyber domain.


Two weeks later the truth comes out and its too late.
Many times the Instant Taliban version is accepted
as the truth and the real story never catches up to the
lies that have been circulating for two weeks.
When the Taliban releases their instant version it is
NEWS. Two weeks later its "PAST NEWS". Old hat.
Not of immediate interest.


The Military still regards the WWW as a security risk,
not as a major weapon of war.
Pakistan has 91,000 Twitter accounts.
Direct access to the hearts and minds of influential
Pakistani civilians, yearning for the truth, a way to
peace, and ignored by the US Military.


ISI is running a program of Infowar of disinformation
and obtuse irrational conspiracies to keep the civilian
population confused.
Read some of the crap they put out:

One of the ISI sock puppets:

Ahmed Quraishi of

http://www.PakNationalists.com

http://www.ahmedquraishi.com/ 

#Pakistan Navy is running ISI's media wing. Rear Admiral Adnan is the head, with Commodore Khalid Pervez the deputy. Running a covert hate America Infowar campaign.

And these lies go unanswered except for the Civilian
irregular cyber troops grinding away on these lies day in
and day out.

An effective Infowar doesn't need a thousand sock puppets controled
by an computer program, it needs a trained cadre with rules of engagement
operating 24/7 to counter the lies and disinformation, in an instant.
Not too little, to late, two weeks later.


Opsec prevents me from going into operational details of methods
and strategies. But they are based on getting the truth out there, NOW.


The anthropology of Infowar in social media is clear, effective and a 
tremendous force multiplier, is not being applied by American Military.

The Infowar force could use a General with a hacker background
and in depth background in social media.


A while back the Military was peanalizing those troops
with a background in social media with a lower security
clearance.


They are working on it, give them credit for that.




Gerald
War Anthropologist

Post Script:

Inside Darpa’s Secret Afghan Spy Machine.
By Noah Shachtman
http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2011/07/darpas-secret-spy-machine/all/1



Darpa's Nexus 7 should look at Tweets with "#Pakistan" and key tweeters.
And other social media. As well as post on Key forums.

Nexus 7 sounds like a system to correlate vast amounts of data.
And they don't know what they will find, but the effort sounds promising.
And would also be useful in an Infowar.

G
Anthropologist

Related articles

• US is moving GWOT from DOD to CIA (warintel.blogspot.com)
• Report from the Field, Afghan (warintel.blogspot.com)
• How fast can CIA adopt (warintel.blogspot.com)

Rupert Murdoch and his News Corporation

Rupert Murdoch and his News Corporation.

Paradigm Intel points to a long investigation
and many yet to be burned.
Two heads of Scotland Yard resign, sacrificial offerings.

More to come,  Murdoch paid for legal defense of
ex-employee, if it was working in England it
was used in USA. FBI on the trail.
Will it lead to Fox News?
Wall St Journal?
All owned by Murdock,
Wall St Journal did a piece in defense
of Murdock, shameful.
One of the whistle blowers against Murdock DEAD.

Intel points to his son, not the old man that is behind the
phone hacking, or at least had knowledge of it, suspect
old man was told they were "eavesdropping" on phone calls.
( Wasn't my intention to indicate we had any connection
between the death and son, "thought grammar TYPO" G )

Alot more to come out, News Corp the
real first Lulsec, public even paid to read
the Lulz.

This is going to get good need more
whistle blowers.

They will have to pry that company out of
Murdock's hands.
Huge losses in stock price, any more big
hackers hits and price will crumble.

WWW security so bad News papers hacking
EVERYONE.


Who is next?


Gerald
Anthropologist
.

Embrace your loss of privacy

Do you have an alternative?

"Privacy policy" subject to change
without rhyme or reason.
We are like mindless zombies.
Ahh yes Facebook: let me give
you my address, and list of all my friends,
let me include photos of my friends and tag
them all for you.

Relationships? Oh yes check my email,
everything I'm doing and who with is
in there.

My thoughts, sure here they are on twitter.
What I think, and about what and when.
https://twitter.com/#!/Geraldanthro

Porn, sure in the Browser history.
And My ISP logs every site I connect to.

Google has my phone records, even recordings
of some calls, my spread sheets and all the papers
I've wrote, all my search words for the past 10 yrs,
Copies of my emails, blog, even my music choices,
and videos I watch on youtube.

Money: Credit cards carefully track every penny spent,
and even debit cards are connected back to you.

There will be no presidential candidates at some specific
date in the future.
The Internet never forgets, saves everything.

Mr. candidate is it true that when you were 14 you
called a bad juggler in clown face paint, a Mexican ass
in a Youtube comment? and used 14 "Z"s in spelling
ass?

Our entire lives are being slowly placed in the cloud,
for all eternity. There is no privacy.
The good part is we are all human, every one
at some time or other has watched porn on the
Internet, smoked a dubie, ETC, including all the Feds.

They can't put everyone in jail, but they can be
petty and use the low hanging fruit to prosecute
almost anyone.

There is not much one can do about it,
You could quit the WWW and your beloved PC.
Stop your world wide connections and relations
pull into your shell and become a hermit.

But now the FBI has legal paperless search warrants.
In most cases don't even need a warrant, just an email
with the force of law forcing your unprivate data out
of the cloud, even forbidding those charged with
securing your data from disclosing the Feds have
even seen your data OR asked for it.

So we stumble along with false expectations and
assumptions about "PRIVACY" in America.
We are all naked, its just a question of who
"THEY" want to look at.

And currently we have no way of correcting bad
data, or of even knowing "THEY" have looked
at your data.

Now if we apply the Lulzsec paradigm to this
circumstance, we are looking at hackers secretly
creating "BLACK LISTS" no one even knows
about. If a hacker falsifies your "private" data
in the cloud, changes your interests stored in the
cloud to something unsavory, YOU would never
know, and could be circulating secretly with the
force of law prohibiting anyone from telling you.
And the Feds believing it, even acting on it.

I've been writing on the lack of security on
the WWW, and now I'm pointing out there
is No privacy either.

So if you are on the WWW and love your
computer, embrace the lack of privacy,
run your life accordingly.

I can't foresee a paradigm where we get
our privacy back from the Government or
corporations.
For the Government its addictive, now to control:
Terrorism, Crime, later who knows how it will be
corrupted? But Law Enforcement is not going to give
privacy back to you.
For Corporations it means profits, EXAMPLE:
Google knows exactly which ads to place on the web pages you
visit to the tune of $ 9 billion this QUARTER.

Google Q2 Revenue Jumps 32%

Intimately knowing YOU is very profitable and highly desirable and addictive.

We know how much time you spend
on "Tube" About your Affairs,
and that little SECRET.


Gerald
Anthropologist

Taliban TTP video execution of 15 police

Where to begin?
A Taliban leader from Pakistan, gives
a speech in Pashto.

The leader.

Note the butt of his weapon, two bars?

Calling 15 men with hands tied behind them
police men accused of a execution style
killing of 6 children.

Several of the bound men object.
As 4 or 5 masked men open up with AK47's
Emptying clips of 308 Cal. rounds into the bodys
at about 10 feet.

Then as the dying men moan the leader walks
down the line doing face shots and head shots.
The moaning stops, but the sound of a gaping 
face wound can still be heard.
Again the leader marches down the line hunting
for the body making the bubbling gasping face
wound noises as the body still trys to breath.
And again he pumps round after round into
the heads trying to stop the noise.
The camera man points out other bodies
that need to be shot again, at close range,
12 to 6 inches.
As he and the camera man discuss which body
it might be making the noise in calm hushed tones 
one might use in Church when discussing the weather.
All the violence and brutality executed with the same
emotional response one might exhibit if hoeing the 
garden.

Note the shadow of a well know type of camera he is using.


The killers:

Our sources tell us this was video taped as evidence to collect
a bounty. Proof they were killed.


This is what ISI "Defense in depth" has wrought.
These are the men ISI has supported trained and
protected, now killing Pakistanis.


I fear Google would delete my blog if I posted the video:
Video here:
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=dd3_1310954791#comment_page=2

ISI needs to be brought under Paki civilian control
tore down and rebuilt to answer to the Paki Gov.
Internet Anthropologist Think Tank: How to change ISI

Gerald
Anthropologist

.