Nathaniel GleicherOvjeren akaunt

@ngleicher

Head of security policy at FB. Exposing and countering influence operations. Previously Illumio, NSC/Cyber, DOJ. Dreaming of fall in the green mountain state.

Palo Alto, CA
Vrijeme pridruživanja: studeni 2008.

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  1. Great work by — understanding the disinfo space is a challenge for all of us. Great to see supporting important work like this! Well done,

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    Kayla Mueller was the best of us. She saw hurt in the world sought to help. She was part of what makes America exceptional, and I hope that her parents find solace in knowing that.

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  3. Good reminder that I’m dealing with mis/disinfo, the simplest, most obvious answers often aren’t the right ones. It’s essential to think about both long term consequences and how a response might get weaponized by bad actors.

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    From our NYT story tonight: no indication the app to tally votes in Iowa was hacked/breached. What happened appears to be much more mundane and commonplace: people didn’t understand how to use the technology, and bugs in internet speed/connectivity led to a lot of malfunctions.

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    whatever Jeep paid Bill Murray for this, it was worth it

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    This is the sort of wisdom I was looking for Thank you

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    In which Leonard Bailey (CCIPS, DOJ) presents with a Juris Friggin’ Doctorate during her ⁦⁩ panel, “together with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto.” Couldn’t be more deserved. Congrats, Jen, on 7y of excellence in tech policy.

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    I have written many of the finest stories of my career to avoid writing things that people were actually waiting for.

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    I would like to thank the State of Kentucky for this video on behalf of everybody keynoting an infosec conference this decade.

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  11. Congratulations to -- if anyone can lead us out of the twisty linguistic wilderness we find ourselves in around misinformation, disinformation, influence/information operations, malign influence, election interference, foreign interference, CIB, IB, it will be her.

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    Mark Zuckerberg, Founder and CEO of , will join . Save the date: February 14-16.

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    This is an ironic headline, given that it is, itself, disinformation

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    Platforms are making huge efforts in transparency. Keeping the bar high and information open helps consumers decide what is nefarious and what is innocuous, per . "When your uncle says something stupid on Facebook, it has nothing to do with the GRU."

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    I think that's true, but I wonder if part of the problem is that we have pretty crude language for talking about this stuff. Spam and noise are also part of the problem - there's spam about coronavirus and Australia fires to sell P2 masks, for example.

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  17. Spot on. There are far fewer influence operations than we often think — the majority of the conversation is about spam and noise, and recognizing this fact is not downplaying their significance — they are like all serious adversarial threats: small in volume, high in harm.

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    This is an amazing realization: all online multiplayer first person shooters are “just conferences calls with occasional shooting” and now I see WebEx completely differently

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  19. are one of the best ways to think like & get ahead of the bad guys. The key is not just imagining what they *might* do, but prioritizing their options based on real world constraints so you tackle the threats they’re most likely to focus on...

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  20. This is a very good article — thought provoking and worth a read, especially as it teases out the distinction between expectations of labor && praise for labor between partners. Also clearly relevant to professional as well as personal life.

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