The speaker discusses how the government was hiding the truth about how secure the technology was and how the speaker's team proved how insecure it could be, highlighting the need for a more secure government standard.
Terrorist organizations such as Al Shabaab have shown incredible sophistication in using social media. Meanwhile, organizations such as Al Mshmrnkyo focus on developing bio-weapons, with ten terrorists having the ability to shut down a city of 20 million people for 60 hours.
The UAP UFO Summit event that took place a month and a half ago allowed people, including contractors from companies such as Lockheed, Raytheon, and Booz Allen Hamilton, to come out as witnesses and whistleblowers on the issue. Sociopaths and criminals cannot be deterred without the use of law and power.
The FBI, foreign law enforcement and private sector partners worked together to seize computer servers around the world that had been the backbone of both Game Over Zeus and CryptoLocker, which were designed to steal banking credentials and extort computer users by holding their files for ransom.
In this episode, the speaker discusses how information can be wielded as a weapon and weaponized in a way that we couldn't imagine. Every progress we make somewhere, someone has tried to weaponize it and people are flawed and are always looking for an advantage.
Unlike some projects where the code is considered fixed in stone, Charles Hoskinson, CEO of IOHK, explains the importance of being able to adjust and adapt in the cryptocurrency industry instead of being rigid as it leads to disaster. Hoskinson highlights the importance of the Cardano's sign algorithm that adjusts and evolves with needs ensuring that every time there are adjustments, a vote must be orchestrated at 90% of the stake.