With AI becoming part of our lives. We have to look at how to secure it. So today at 11am at the @DEFCONPolicy village, join us for our first talk Hackers Supporting Efforts to Secure AI Systems.
#defcon announces #DEFCONFranklin, a
project to harness talent from the DEF CON community to help protect American water systems and schools.
To learn more, visit Jake Braun's talk tonight at 6pm PDT in Track 4. If you're remote, you can watch it live on https://t.co/yPj7Sp8Qe6.
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“You must never direct cyber attacks against civilian objects. Principally, and most importantly.”
Rules All Hackers Must Follow in War being presented by Dr. Kosuke Onishi at @defcon
Join this important conversation and more at #PolicyAtDEFCON32 Room 237
According to IHL hackers / hacking groups are not combatants they are civilians. But if civilians (hackers) are taking a direct part in hostilities then you can be considered a combatant and you wont get combatant protection under rules of war @DEFCONPolicy@IhlRedcross
8 rules for hackers in war in #IHL @DEFCONPolicy. Makes sense and very important. But what do you do or how does this apply when it’s a group fighting a country?
Right now in @DEFCONPolicy a fascinating talk on Rules all Hackers Must Follow in War. A very relevant and important topic, especially with everything going on in the world these days.
I wouldn't recommend. So many over qualified cellar hands, hoping to find a job as a winemaker.
Want a job in the wine sector, take up Viticulture. That is where the quality of wine is created, and there are HEAPS of jobs available