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Ring is developing two-way relationships with hundreds of police departments in the US. This allows Ring users to be alerted to crime in their area via 911 data, and police departments to pull video from participating Ring devices. This is the type of functionality that most people will see and think, “Wow, I'd love to have that!”, which is why it's going to be very successful. But it's also one tiny step away from something terrifying. More
A number of critical bugs in VxWorks are going to cause issues with infrastructure for years to come. More
DARPA is building a $10 million dollar, open source voting system with a focus on security. More
It looks like China's social credit system might not be a giant monolithic system, but rather a series of siloed experiments. More
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