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U.S. Spy Agencies to Launch Computerized "Smart Clothing" Under Guise of "Better Health Monitoring" - Global Research
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U.S. Spy Agencies to Launch ‘Smart Clothing’ Under Guise of ‘Better Health Monitoring’
Miss a day, miss a lot. Subscribe to The Defender's Top News of the Day. It's free. The U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) recently launched an effort to make computerized clothing a reality — a move critics say could result in massive biometric surveillance of citizens and an increase in people’s exposure to radiofrequency radiation. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) on Aug.
“Beyond Chilling” - Homeland Security Seeks to Share Biometric Databanks With Foreign Countries
(Suzanne Burdick, Ph.D.) — The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is promoting “Enhanced Border Security Agreements” by offering access to the department’s vast biometric databanks to foreign states that agree to reciprocate, according to a July 22 Statewatch report. A DHS document, “DHS International Biometric Information Sharing (IBIS) Program,” is effectively a “sales pitch” to potential “foreign partners,” Statewatch said.
“Beyond Chilling” - Homeland Security Seeks to Share Biometric Databanks With Foreign Countries
(Suzanne Burdick, Ph.D.) — The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is promoting “Enhanced Border Security Agreements” by offering access to the department’s vast biometric databanks to foreign states that agree to reciprocate, according to a July 22 Statewatch report. A DHS document, “DHS International Biometric Information Sharing (IBIS) Program,” is effectively a “sales pitch” to potential “foreign partners,” Statewatch said.
Intellectual Property Issues in Decentralized Finance
Blockchain-based finance, more commonly referred to as decentralized finance (“DeFi”), is a topic of increasing interest among businesses and investors alike. This interest is fueled by the efficiency, growing array of financial products offered, and user friendliness DeFi brings to digital finance. DeFi relies on blockchain technology, which maintains a ledger of transactions that is trustless (does not require its users to trust one another), public, and decentralized.
Security Risk: Fraudulent Closing Transfer Instructions Stealing Mortgage Pay-Offs
By Ted Claypoole and Dominic Panakal Womble Bond Dickinson The past decade has seen the growth of an especially painful and pernicious type of fraud. Criminals have been inserting themselves into the middle of real estate closings, sending believable money transfer instructions to the buyer’s bank or the escrow agent, and absconding with the money. This money was supposed to pay off the remainder of the seller’s mortgage, and has the potential to affect any mortgage banker.
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