Matthew Buehlmann

“What you do today is important because you are exchanging a day of your life for it.”

[Matthew Buehlmann @mbuehlm]

The more I dig into DLT, the more I realize that blockchains do not eliminate trust, but instead defer it to alternate parties. This can still act to streamline business processes, but admittedly corrects an idealistic view I once held.

[Matthew Buehlmann @mbuehlm]

@CrossSwordsPod What is your thought on that Owen Power penalty that led to this power play?

[MLFootball @MLFootball]

OH WOW: The #Bengals get away with a CLEAR TRIPPING on a #Bills player

😳

The #NFL refs have been ATROCIOUS all day

[bobbyrsec @bobbyrsec]

Can you quickly tell which of the URLs below is legitimate and which one is a malicious phish that drops evil.exe?

I walk through a few of the dangers of Google's new .zip TLD in my blog post here:

https://t.co/wciJ6ixhYS

Appreciate all the likes/retweets I've seen already!

[Matthew Buehlmann @mbuehlm]

Whoever @Windows made the decision that “windows key + shift + s” = screenshot and “alt + shift + s” = send email, has a sick & twisted sense of humor.

[Matthew Buehlmann @mbuehlm]

How would OpenAI's ChatGPT destroy humanity? Equal parts comical and alarming, @zac_denham's article presents unique InfoSec implications - will social engineering of AI present a new attack vector?

Thanks to @DanielMiessler for sharing

https://t.co/nh8sujo6Mv

[Warren Kinsella @kinsellawarren]

Now this is an obit.

[Matthew Buehlmann @mbuehlm]

factory farming is wack yo

https://t.co/FEaDoNCuW9

[Matthew Buehlmann @mbuehlm]

Me: Targeted ads are an invasion of privacy built off aggregate browsing sessions resulting in robust unregulated user profiles

Also me: oooo looks like the algorithm is closing in on sandals i want

[J. David McSwane @davidmcswane]

27) The VA agreed to pay nearly $5.75 per mask, a 350% markup from the manufacturer’s list price. One of the experts I talked to said that’s “absolutely” price gouging. Another said the VA and other agencies are fueling this black market by setting such high prices.

[Jenan Moussa @jenanmoussa]

As there are no people on the streets anymore feeding them, the pigeons of famous tourist town Benidorm in Spain are getting desperate.

They fly near an old lady who is passing in the hope of getting some food. 😥

[Writing Routines @writingroutines]

"Words do not express thoughts very well. They always become a little different immediately after they are expressed, a little distorted, a little foolish." – Herman Hesse

[Domenico @AvatarDomy]

The way the forest looks from the sky.
For more like this check out Dimitar Karanikolov Photography.

[Matthew Buehlmann @mbuehlm]

@ShaneNeibart i always wanted to be a pirate

[Matthew Buehlmann @mbuehlm]

I’m pretty sure I could live off coffee and cliff bars exclusively

[Buffalo Bills @BuffaloBills]

1️⃣ RT = 1️⃣ Pro Bowl Vote!

#ProBowlVote | @TreWhite16
#ProBowlVote | @Micah_Hyde
#ProBowlVote | @J_Poyer21
#ProBowlVote | @bigj9797

[Matthew Buehlmann @mbuehlm]

@heybubitstim @jeremiahg ooof

[Mieke Eoyang @MiekeEoyang]

A few words on why Gaetz stunt to storm the SCIF to disrupt Laura Cooper's deposition is a VERY serious national security problem.

Note, I worked in that SCIF for HPSCI and handled cybersecurity issues while there.

[Adam Townsend @adamscrabble]

David Bowie. Watch this clip pls, from a BBC interview in 1999, he predicted the internet was going to have "unimaginable" effects on society and "change the state of content" forever.

[Matthew Buehlmann @mbuehlm]

Difficult, and potentially undesirable, to regulate, perhaps the greatest need is for transparency - in what data is collected, how it is used, and how a user can (easily) opt out.

Thanks for the article! @WSJTech @samschech @EmilyGlazer @patiencehaggin

[Matthew Buehlmann @mbuehlm]

When sharing information with an app we often assume a 1-1 relationship, but the reality is our data often leaks far beyond initial intention. Metadata provided from smartphones is being used to target individuals in increasingly specific ways.

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Political groups can figure out who’s been to church or a candidate rally, based on cellphone data—and they’re using that data to target voters https://t.co/osuf73WNjp

[Matthew Buehlmann @mbuehlm]

Every indication is that these practices will only increase, and as more and more devices come online, and legacy services are set aside in favor of digital alternatives, the potential for misuse appears to grow as well.