ALWA: Lidi s alikvotním tónem se samozrejme učastnit nemohou ;)

RIVA: Jako vážně?

Zacinam pres kourove signaly slychat o celosevetove se plnicich skladech noveho antivirotika Peramivir. Zazracneho leciva proti nove, mega destruktivni vlne ptaci chripky, ktera je pry naspadnuti...?

29.03.2023
Cyber Storm Predicted at the 2023 World Economic Forum
https://securityintelligence.com/articles/cyber-storm-predicted-at-the-2023-world-economic-forum/?web_view=true

According to the Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2023, 93% of cybersecurity leaders and 86% of business leaders think a far-reaching, catastrophic cyber event is at least somewhat likely in the next two years. Additionally, 43% of organizational leaders think it is likely that a cyberattack will affect their organization severely in the next two years.

With cybersecurity concerns on everyone’s mind, the topic received top billing at the recent World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting 2023 in Davos, Switzerland. At the meeting, Matthew Prince, the CEO of Cloudflare, emphasized the enormous amount of cyber insecurity around the world. He also predicted that 2023 will be a busy year in terms of cyberattacks. Other leaders echoed his sentiments and concerns throughout the meeting.

“There’s a gathering cyber storm,” Sadie Creese, a professor of cybersecurity at the University of Oxford, said during an interview at the meeting. “This storm is brewing, and it’s really hard to anticipate just how bad that will be.”

Leaders’ Response to Increasing Threats
In addition to the increase in attacks, leaders are concerned that world conditions make a serious cyber event more likely. Not surprisingly, world unrest is a top reason for the increased focus on cybersecurity. The majority of organizations (74%) reported that global geopolitical instability has influenced their cyber strategy “moderately” or “substantially”. Additionally, their biggest concerns regarding cyberattacks are business continuity (67%) and reputational damage (65%).

The report found that leaders plan to take quick action in response to the predicted increase in threats. The top response is to strengthen controls on third parties with access to their environments (73%), with controlling access to data coming in second at 66%. Half of the leaders also plan to re-evaluate the countries that they do business with. When you do business with an organization or government with lacking policies and security, you inherit their risk into your organization.

Fighting the Cyber Storm
Reducing the risk of a debilitating and global attack requires working together and creating a targeted plan. Jürgen Stock, the secretary-general of the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL), said in Davos that there needs to be extensive collaboration across countries and corporations.

“This is a global threat, and it calls for a global response and enhanced and coordinated action,” Stock said. “The key to winning the battle against cyber crime is, of course, to work together to make it a priority across the geopolitical fault lines.”

Additionally, organizations, jurisdictions and governments must proactively take precautions to reduce their own risk. According to the report, the threat is not just to governments or enterprises. Any company — even a small business — that handles consumer data is at risk. Larger organizations that do business with smaller companies should evaluate their partners’ cyber risk. If a vendor experiences business disruption, that affects partners’ ability to serve their customers as well.

Collaboration within organizations, especially structured interactions, is also crucial. The report found that 56% of security leaders meet with their board at least monthly. However, respondents felt that more needs to be done to close the gap between business and security teams.

Resilience, Not Just Security
Many leaders focus on security, meaning keeping their organization from becoming a victim of a cyberattack. However, cyberattacks are now a “when not if” event. In addition to reducing vulnerabilities, organizations and governments should ensure that they can quickly recover from an attack to get back to serving their customers or citizens.

“We need to accept that this is really about cyber resilience,” Creese shared at the meeting. “There is no such thing as a hundred percent security. It’s about resilience in the face of insecurity.”

GORG: Jasny, presne tak jsem to myslel. Jen trocha statistiky

RIVA: anketa asi proc ne, debata o tom ale ne tu :)

Dva radiační pásy vyplněné elektrony a nabitými částicemi obklopují Zemi. Vnitřní radiační pás je poměrně stabilní, avšak vnější pás se zvětšuje a smršťuje v průběhu času.
Radiační pásy mají vzhled jako dvě obrovské koblihy. Země se nachází v centru „díry“ v koblize.
Když vnitřní pás bobtná, tento region nebezpečného záření expanduje a zasahuje dráhy Mezinárodní kosmické stanice a mnoha dalších satelitů.
První důkazy radiačních pásů oznámil v roce 1958 James Van Allen na základě dat z detektorů kosmického záření na palubě první americké umělé družice Země vypuštěné NASA: Explorer 1. Družice byla dopravena na oběžnou dráhu kolem Země raketou Jupiter C z kosmodromu Cape Canaveral na Floridě dne 31. ledna 1958.
Vnější radiační pás byl objeven několik měsíců po vnitřním pásu na základě dat z umělých družic Explorer 4 a Pioneer 3; obě byly vypuštěny také v roce 1958.
Když byly radiační pásy objeveny, zjištěná radiace byla tak intenzivní, že si astronomové nejprve mysleli, že může jít o záznam nukleárních testů v tehdejším Sovětském svazu.
Kosmické sondy Van Allen Probe (start 30. 8. 2012) byly umístěny na velmi protáhlé eliptické dráhy – rovněž známé jako „přechodové dráhy ke dráze geostacionární“.
Dráhy sond Van Allen Probe jsou známé jako přechodové ke dráze geostacionární; jsou to stejné dráhy, které jsou používány k dopravě družic na geostacionární dráhu.
Částice, které „vypadávají“ z radiačních pásů, mohou ovlivňovat chemické složení a stavbu zemské atmosféry.
Materiál v radiačních pásech je tvořen nabitými částicemi – tato látka se označuje jako „plazma“, obklopuje Slunce a prostupuje velkou část vesmíru.
Magnetická pole jsou pro lidské oko neviditelná, avšak vytvářejí ve vesmíru „strukturu“, která řídí pohyb nabitých částic.
Van Allenovy radiační pásy jsou jednou částí zemského dynamického magnetického prostředí známého jako magnetosféra.
V průběhu period intenzivního kosmického počasí se může zvyšovat hustota a energie částic radiačních pásů a představovat nebezpečí pro kosmonauty, umělé družice, a dokonce to může ovlivňovat i pozemní technologie.
Některé částice v radiačních pásech se pohybují rychlostí blízkou rychlosti světla, která je zhruba 300 000 kilometrů za sekundu.
Lidská společnost spoléhá na více než 800 umělých družic prolétávajících radiačními pásy, například pro oblast komunikace a navigace.
Vnější radiační pás se rozprostírá typicky ve vzdálenosti 13 500 až 58 000 kilometrů nad zemským povrchem.
Oblast intenzivního záření uvnitř vnějšího pásu se nachází mezi 14 500 až 19 000 kilometrů nad zemským povrchem.
Čím více budeme chápat to, co se děje v radiačních pásech, tím lépe můžeme ochránit budoucí umělé družice a kosmické sondy, případně lodě s posádkou.
Magnetická pole Země nás chrání před slunečními bouřemi a nepřetržitým proudem slunečního větru...

Ukraine’s New Journalist Restrictions ‘Excessive,’ says RSF
https://www.kyivpost.com/post/14810

New restrictions on Ukrainian and international journalists’ access to more than 50 municipalities across Ukraine have drawn an angry reaction from media organizations.

The development follows an order by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) of new rules for war-time reporting issued on March 3. Under the new approach, local military commanders need to categorise their operational territory into: green zones (full access); yellow zones (supervised access); and red zones (no access).

Reporters Without Borders (RSF), an international organization which seeks to defend the right to have access to free and reliable information, issued a statement today that slams the new procedures and their impact on quality reporting of war-time events.

The RSF’s head for Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Jeanne Cavelier, said: “This decision is completely incomprehensible. Journalists are denied access to certain areas on a discretionary decision, while one of the major issues since the start of the war has been the dissemination of reliable information obtained thanks to journalists being able to work freely.

“We call on the Ukrainian authorities to lift these undue restrictions immediately and to conduct a complete rethink with the aim of facilitating the work of journalists.”

In addition to highlighting the broader principle of freedom of information, RSF and local partners have today publicly pointed out various operational challenges from the new rules, including:

· Some areas currently being shelled are designated as green zones while other peaceful areas are designated as red zones;

· Incomplete lists of zone categorization in individual municipalities/regions;

· Inconsistent publication and release of zoning lists;

· Large cities such as Mykolayiv and Kherson – where dozens of journalists have been operating and living – being designated as yellow zones, and;

· The unforeseen impact on local Ukrainian journalists such as one “who wants to write about new children’s playgrounds [and] must now request accreditation in order to access the municipality where [s/he] is based.”

Let MH 370. Komu neni 10 asi pamatuje... zajimavy
Blackstone and Jacob Rothschild, beneficiaries of Malaysia Airlines flight disappearance ?, by Alfredo Jalife-Rahme
https://www.voltairenet.org/article183486.html

JFK a RFK, assassinations, duvody, dukazy a manipulace verejnym minenim. Jasny jak facka.
JFK and RFK: The Plots that Killed Them, The Patsies that Didn’t, by James Fetzer
https://www.voltairenet.org/article165721.html

Censorship by Facebook - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_by_Facebook

On 2 November 2021, The BMJ published a piece by journalist Paul D. Thacker alleging there has been "poor practice" at Ventavia, one of the companies involved in the phase III evaluation trials of the Pfizer vaccine.[25][26] The BMJ sent an open letter to Mark Zuckerberg explaining that "from November 10, readers began reporting a variety of problems when trying to share our article. Some reported being unable to share it. Many others reported having their posts flagged with a warning about "Missing context ... Independent fact-checkers say this information could mislead people." Those trying to post the article were informed by Facebook that people who repeatedly share "false information" might have their posts moved lower in Facebook's News Feed. Group administrators where the article was shared received messages from Facebook informing them that such posts were "partly false." Readers were directed to a "fact check" performed by a Facebook contractor named Lead Stories.".[

The BMJ - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_BMJ
The BMJ is a weekly peer-reviewed medical trade journal, published by the trade union the British Medical Association (BMA). The BMJ has editorial freedom from the BMA.[1] It is one of the world's oldest general medical journals. Originally called the British Medical Journal, the title was officially shortened to BMJ in 1988, and then changed to The BMJ in 2014.[2] The journal is published by BMJ Publishing Group Ltd, a subsidiary of the British Medical Association (BMA). The editor-in-chief of The BMJ is Kamran Abbasi, who was appointed in January 2022.[3]