Microsoft

I guess that this is true about me as well.

You can ask the question, why do I find myself so skeptic? I guess it's something about Microsoft, which we need to be skeptic about it.

Look, one of the things that personally, I'm very, I'm keeping saying it in the last few years, that, and especially about Game Theory, is that I have a sort of resistance to tyrannous.

And the tyranny could be political, the tyranny could be religious, the tyranny could be also, and that's something that we have to admit, it could be also, it could be cultural, and it could be also within academic life, academic life, academic people, professors, that Definitely economics are not angels.

El cargo: financiar a Xi Xuan, una startup fundada por Linwei Ding, quien fue condenado a principios de este año por robar secretos comerciales de inteligencia artificial a Google.

Lu Qi, el exdirector de inteligencia artificial de Microsoft, que convirtió a Miracle Plus en uno de los mayores inversores de etapa temprana en China, no ha sido sancionado personalmente y la firma niega haber actuado de forma indebida.

La medida pone en lista negra efectivamente a uno de los fondos semilla mejor conectados del ecosistema de inteligencia artificial en China.

Y por último, Salesforce acordó la compra de Brace, la plataforma de marketing impulsada por inteligencia artificial por casi cinco mil setecientos millones de dólares, pagando cuarenta y siete dólares con cincuenta centavos por acción en una operación que se espera cierre a principios del año próximo.

But here's the kicker.

Neither Microsoft nor AMD has provided a specific timeline for when Xbox users can expect this tech to hit their consoles.

They're just stating it's bull.

Coming soon.

It's not, and it's going to be, oh, stupid user, why did you do that? Or stupid user, obviously that's safe.

But Bob in accounting doesn't know if it's server.microsoft.com or microsoft.server.com or is it HTTPS or the other thing? So I think we have failed as cybersecurity practitioners if the onus is on Bob.

There should be better systems in place to keep Bob and the organization secure.

And there are lots of... solutions in that direction and better ways of thinking, and I think we're getting better as an industry, but also we need to put to bed those old ideas of, there's tons of them, change your password every month, terrible advice.

So that's kind of part of Zscaler's platform, but it could also just be like, think of it like an allow all on like a VPN appliance, right? And that's when you have that, now the account can access as many apps as you have.

The way that the wildcard works on the Zscaler platform is that it's usually like, Think of it like a slash 24 or just an entire DNS, you know, like star.zscaler.com, star.microsoft.com. Like it literally has access to those.

Or think of it just as a way that VPN works, which is an allow all.

I have access to everything that this network can reach.

Y aquí aparece el primer detalle importante.

Outloudnet no era una compañía tecnológica, no era un Yahoo, ni Microsoft, ni una multinacional con un ejército de especialistas de seguridad.

Era un pequeño proveedor ligado a un instituto.

Pero eso no impidió que el FBI llegara al caso.

Mafia Boy no se limitaba a hablar de los ataques que ya habían aparecido en la noticia.

También comentaba objetivos y prosumía de lo que podía hacer.

En uno de sus intercambios llegó a mencionar que podía atacar Microsoft o incluso las páginas del gobierno.

En un momento habló de destruir sus discos duros para evitar que puedan encontrar pruebas.