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Binary computers present immense opportunities with grave risks. The potential is vast, but so is the threat to freedoms and authoritarian control. How can we harness computers to benefit humanity while protecting individuals from digital dictators that drive binary computer science. Freedom, privacy, and democratic governance are eroded by the dystopian digital dictatorships who define Binary Computers. Industrial Strength Computer Science is the scientific solution for trusted software.

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Democracy, Cyber Society and Trusted Software

Saturday, January 25, 2020

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CSO Online: What is a buffer overflow? And how hackers exploit these vulnerabilities

Thursday, January 23, 2020

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CSO Online: What is a buffer overflow? And how hackers exploit these vulnerabilities

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Fox News: New scary email scam goes after your banking info

Thursday, January 23, 2020

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Forbes: Microsoft Security Shocker As 250 Million Customer Records Exposed Online

Thursday, January 23, 2020

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Monolithic Software & General-Purpose Computer Science is too complex to remain safe

Wednesday, January 22, 2020

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Microsoft discovers new sLoad 2.0 (Starslord) malware | ZDNet

Wednesday, January 22, 2020

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AppleInsider: Apple cancelled encrypted iCloud plans after the FBI complained

Tuesday, January 21, 2020

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Civilizing Cyberspace: The Fight for Digital Democracy by Ken Hamer-Hodges.

Monday, January 20, 2020

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The New Yorker: Living in Alan Turing’s Future

Monday, January 20, 2020

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Cime rate grows rapidly

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Ken at SIPantic: Boca Raton, Florida, United States; Ken is an Independent Consultant in South Florida for secure cloud-based software and mobile access software. Graduated in the UK, developed the first Capability-Based Computers (PP-250), became a Charted Engineer, and awarded a Fellowship of the IEE (London). Partnered on a dozen patents developing Object Engineering fundamentals while working in UK, USA, Germany, and Belgium. Invitation speaker at conferences on Operating Systems and Communications.

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The Fight for Digital Democracy

The Civilization of Cyberspace is the prerequisite for any attempt to form a Direct Digital Democracy. To be Civilized the platform for DDD must be a level playing field without unfair software privileges. For example, the 'superuser' found in every variation of von Neumann's architecture used today hides unelected powers and unfair privileges that are in direct conflict with the foundation assumptions of equality, freedom and universal suffrage that frame a modern democracy. Further, the mechanics of a General Purpose Computer are distorted by human conventions that centralize authority in a way that will always lead to branded dictatorships, run by monopoly suppliers as digital dictatorships. To colonize cyberspace the platform must support privately protected individuals, the platform must be the scientific servant of society, not the unruly master, infected by malware and hacking. The digital shadows of each and every citizen must be a secure, private extension of the individual, without any mathematical compromise.

To square the circle, the platform of networked computers must be founded on object-oriented, capability-based machine code that adopts the universal computational model of mother nature. This is Alonzo Church's science of the Lambda Calculus that executes pure mathematics as a protected digital gene in a DNA of mathematical relationships that define each human extension as an attached shadow to each individual. In this alternative to von Neumann's centralized shared machine, power is distributed by immutable capability keys that exist in private mathematical namespace, a Cyber Suite that protects each individual from malware and hacking attacks and digital corruption. For more background visit my website at www.sipantic.net.

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