Schneier on Security
• Bruce Schneier
Criminals are hacking into public Wi-Fi devices—at hotels, conference centers, and so on—around the world and changing their DNS settings. The goal is to redirect users to fake login pages and steal their credentials.
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• Cliff Schecter
Ashley Moody was Florida’s AG when the settlement was finalized. She was later appointed by Gov. DeSantis to the Senate seat vacated when Marco Rubio became Secretary of State. She's running to hold that seat.
CBS News Miami stated Moody’s office signed off on the settlement without safeguards or oversight her office ordinarily required to ensure funds were properly spent—the guidance the attorney general’s office routinely provided to others. Moody won't answer questions from reporters on what she knew re the political use of the funds or if her office worked with the governor’s office.
Political Wire
• Taegan Goddard
“First lady Melania Trump did not attend Sen. Lindsey Graham’s funeral. She skipped the reimagined White House Correspondents’ Association dinner. And when the remains of four U.S. service members were received by their families on July 22, the wife of the commander-in-chief was not there,” NBC News reports. “While she continues to work behind the […]
Political Wire
• Taegan Goddard
“British Prime Minister Andy Burnham exchanged messages with someone impersonating White House chief of staff Susie Wiles,” CBS News reports.
Ars Technica
• Eric Berger
What happens if the Falcon rockets stop flying?
PRINT Magazine
• Steven Heller
These marques branded innovation and ownership.
The post The Daily Heller: Crown Jewels of the Auto Industry appeared first on PRINT Magazine.
WIRED
• Nena Farrell
This kid-friendly version of Skylight’s digital calendar actually gets my son to complete his nighttime routine in a timely fashion.
WIRED
• Dennis Mersereau
El Niño coupled with Saharan dust is making this year’s hurricane season a dud. But there’s still potential for dangerous storms.
WIRED
• David Gilbert, Kate Knibbs
From threats to the safety of poll workers to voters who can’t distinguish between odds and results, prediction markets are already scrambling the political process.
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