Latest Issues of #AxisOfEasy
#AxisOfEasy 295: Facebook Censors Pulitzer Prize Winner’s Critique Of US Involvement In Nord Stream Pipeline Attack
Facebook censors Pulitzer Prize winner’s critique of US involvement in Nord Stream Pipeline attack,
According to Latest Citizen Lab Report, Israeli Spyware Maker NSO Group Deployed at Minimum 3 New “Zero-Click” Exploits Against iPhones in 2022,
New Palo Alto Networks Report Shows Rising Trend in Threat Actors Who Are Adopting Web3 IPFS Technology… this and more in AofE #295
America’s Social Contract Is Broken
The Social Contract is broken not just by wealth inequality per se but by the illegitimate
process of wealth acquisition
Extremes Get More Extreme, But Everything’s Fine
Extremes keep getting more extreme, but for those at the top of the heap, it’s all fine. For everyone else slipping down the ladder, all that FINE adds up to Fragile, Insecure, Nonsensical, Expensive.
Over the Falls: Credit, Collateral, Risk, Asset Valuations
Together, these factors generate a self-reinforcing cycle of debt saturation, declining collateral and credit contraction.
#AxisOfEasy 294: TikTok Facing £12.7M Fine From ICO For Regulatory Issues For The Use Of Children’s Data
TikTok facing £12.7M fine from ICO for regulatory issues for the use of children’s data,
The evolution of the Lazarus group’s DeathNote campaign,
Microsoft Releases Set of Security Updates to Patch 97 Flaws Impacting its Software, Including Active Ransomware Exploit … this and more in AofE #294
The Housing Bubble: Owners Trapped by Low-Rate Mortgages, Buyers Thwarted by High-Rate Mortgages
Who’s left to buy overvalued houses? Too few to prop up bubble valuations. If as many posit the Federal Reserve has an unstated mandate to generate a “wealth effect” by propping up housing, they’ve managed to create a no-win situation.



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