Oak Ridge National Laboratory pledged help of $200 million Jaguar supercomputer to hunt down pedophiles, according to Mail Online article. Grier Weeks, Executive Director of the National Association to Protect Children commented, "there is no tool to interrupt child sexual abuse on a scale like this." Jaguar, equipped with 224,256 processors, will use algorithms developed by lead investigator Robert Patton of the project to look at search terms entered on peer-to-peer, file-sharing websites and track IP addresses that respond to queries. "This directs law enforcement agencies toward the computers that are posting new material on file-sharing networks." Will wealthy oligarchs--judges, businessmen and congressmen--draw a pass if their IP addresses turn up?
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Showing posts with label peer to peer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peer to peer. Show all posts
Monday, December 13, 2010
fastest computer in US hunts pedophiles
Oak Ridge National Laboratory pledged help of $200 million Jaguar supercomputer to hunt down pedophiles, according to Mail Online article. Grier Weeks, Executive Director of the National Association to Protect Children commented, "there is no tool to interrupt child sexual abuse on a scale like this." Jaguar, equipped with 224,256 processors, will use algorithms developed by lead investigator Robert Patton of the project to look at search terms entered on peer-to-peer, file-sharing websites and track IP addresses that respond to queries. "This directs law enforcement agencies toward the computers that are posting new material on file-sharing networks." Will wealthy oligarchs--judges, businessmen and congressmen--draw a pass if their IP addresses turn up?
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
when cyber command pulls the plug?
dead drops: when cybercom pulls the net
Is there a dead drop in your future when Cyber Command pulls the plug on the net? Aram Bartholl suggests a how-to build an offline network using those old usb flash drives around the house. 'Dead Drops' is an anonymous, offline, peer to peer file-sharing network in public space. It's 21st Century ingenuity and coolness all at once! Please check out the Dead Drops video on You Tube and add your dead drop to the list of locations and make your .pdf for the time when the net is no longer at your fingertips. There are dead drops in Melbourne, Paris, Ontario, New York and Germany.
Is there a dead drop in your future when Cyber Command pulls the plug on the net? Aram Bartholl suggests a how-to build an offline network using those old usb flash drives around the house. 'Dead Drops' is an anonymous, offline, peer to peer file-sharing network in public space. It's 21st Century ingenuity and coolness all at once! Please check out the Dead Drops video on You Tube and add your dead drop to the list of locations and make your .pdf for the time when the net is no longer at your fingertips. There are dead drops in Melbourne, Paris, Ontario, New York and Germany.
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