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Νέα ψηφιακή εποχή 5G! Τεχνητή νοημοσύνη, τηλεϊατρική, τηλεργασία... Η e-generation μεγαλώνει σε μια υπερ-εξελιγμένη ψηφιακή πραγματικότητα. Όλα γίνονται πιο γρήγορα, οι αποστάσεις για σπουδές και εργασία εκμηδενίζονται. Κάθε νέα εξέλιξη συνοδεύεται από προσδοκίες και ευχές αλλά και από δαιμονολογία ...

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5G: Καλώς ήρθατε στο μέλλον σήμερα!

5G TALKS με τη Χριστίνα Βίδου

This podcast focuses on tech news. From smartphones to cars. This podcast covers it all.

Although the iPhone 13 might seem like a small upgrade, it actually has some very interesting rumored features.

iPhone 13 Rumors

Samsung just released their new folding smart phones. But are they any good?

Thoughts on Samsung Folding Devices

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 has me pretty crazy rumors. But are they true?

Galaxy Z Fold 3

Many companies are requiring people to return to the office. But how will this change tech?

How Returning to the Office Will Change Technology

Apple is attempting a pretty fast Mac transition. But are they going to keep Intel for now?

Apple's Mac Strategy

Nava Cast

Enterprises Resource Planning (ERP) is a software which is used in any manufacturing companies. ERP is helpful for daily activities in an organization. All daily financial, production, inventory, sale/purchase etc. records check and take appropriate steps for wealth of organization.

How SAP software is helpful manufacturing companies and it make easy production process and time, cost saving.

SAP SOFTWRE

How we start a startup business and make it successful business.

What's a Startup...

Bill Of Material (BOM) in ERP software. Suppose we manufactured a product then what's raw material require to produce this product is mention in BOM.

Bill Of Material in ERP Software

Manufacturing process of a product. How delivered a product delivered to client.

Manufacturing Process of a product

What's ERP software for manufacturing companies and why we used ERP software.

What is ERP Software...

Sandeep Kumar

In this podcast episode, hosts Steve and Marlo and guest Kevin Burkhart discuss a variety of topics, ranging from the progress being made in the electric airplane industry to the potential benefits of flying cars for transportation efficiency in large cities. They also touch on the possibility of using a catapult system for electric-powered aircraft takeoff to conserve energy and discuss the implications of the recent failure of Silicon Valley Bank, which impacted many tech companies. The conversation also delves into the current state of autonomous vehicles and the potential for increased efficiency as technology advances.

From Electric Airplanes to Flying Cars: Exploring the Future of Transportation Technology


Analyzing conversations, demographics, and sentiment at the speed of light









Imagine having an AI tool capable of analyzing millions of online conversations to provide meaningful insights, demographic data, and sentiment analysis at lightning speed. Enter Polly.AI, an innovative AI developed by Advanced Symbolics Inc., which promises to revolutionize market research and journalism.



In a recent interview, Erin Kelly from Advanced Symbolics Inc. spoke to the Guru of Geek, Marlo Anderson, about how Polly.AI can provide invaluable data to journalists and consultants alike. The AI can sift through numerous conversations, extracting only the most insightful and meaningful content. Unlike human analysts, Polly.AI is completely unbiased, as it is not influenced by any political or personal motivations.



To illustrate the power of Polly.AI, Kelly ran an impromptu analysis during the interview to answer the seemingly trivial question: “Do people even own Bobbleheads anymore?” Within moments, Polly.AI not only identified two unique conversations about Bobbleheads but also provided a full demographic breakdown.



Erin Kelly & Marlo Anderson


According to the AI, Bobblehead enthusiasts tend to be males aged 25 and younger, primarily residing in the East North Central, Mid-Atlantic, and New England regions of the US. Additionally, the sentiment analysis revealed that those who engaged in conversations about Bobbleheads had a very positive attitude towards them.



The ability to quickly gather such detailed information has massive implications for both market research and journalism. Businesses can now access critical data without spending exorbitant sums on traditional research methods. Journalists can verify stories or gather data on public opinions in real-time, leading to more accurate reporting.



Polly.AI’s unbiased and data-driven approach to analysis has the potential to transform industries, saving time, money, and ensuring more accurate insights. To learn more about this groundbreaking AI, visit askpolly.ai.



Don’t miss out on the next big thing in AI-driven research and journalism. This is your Guru of Geek, Marlo Anderson, signing off from CES 2023.

Polly.AI: The Unbiased AI Solution Transforming Market Research and Journalism

Hosted by Steve Bakken and Marlo Anderson, this technology podcast episode covers a range of topics related to technology, equipment and the film industry. The hosts discuss the potential of advanced technologies, such as prosthetic limbs that cost six million dollars and communication devices that can restore communication between different parts of the body. The conversation also looks at the use of 3D printing to create medical devices, building materials and even houses. In addition, speakers discuss the potential for a film industry in North Dakota and the need for lawmakers to create tax credits to attract more films to the state.

Exploring Advanced Technologies, 3D Printing, and the Film Industry

During the podcast, hosts Marlo Anderson and Steve Baker covered a range of topics, starting with a weather update about a winter storm warning in Bismarck and the use of heads-up displays to enhance driving during storms. They then discussed the potential control the Chinese government may have over the social media platform TikTok, as well as the dangers of deep fakes and cybersecurity breaches. The hosts also talked about The Boring Company's tunneling technology, specifically its potential to alleviate traffic congestion using electric and potentially autonomous vehicles. Finally, the conversation touched on advancements in prosthetics, including SCI's artificial limbs that can provide sensation and the possibility of grafting skin over them in the future.

Catching up on the latest in tech: From TikTok’s content control to data breaches and cutting-edge prosthetics

Traveling is a passion that many people enjoy, but as we age, it can become more challenging to explore the world. Beeyonder is a virtual tour company that offers live and interactive virtual tours around the world with local qualified tour guides. In an interview with the Guru of Geek, Marlo Anderson, Camille Scannell from […]

Beeyonder: Providing Virtual Tours for Seniors

The Tech Ranch

En el podcast Actualidad Apple creamos programas cortos y concisos, en los que vamos comentando la actualidad y lo que va sucediendo en el universo de la manzana mordida. Si te gusta, no te olvides de dejar una reseña positiva en todos nuestros canales.

Según un nuevo código descubierto en la última beta de iOS 11.3, desde Apple estarían planteándose implementar un sistema de inicio de sesión único que funcione a través de iCloud. Descubre todo en este podcast. Fuente original: https://9to5mac.com/2018/02/03/ios-11-3-icloud-sign-on-solution/ Síguenos en nuestras sedes sociales para no perderte nada: - Twitter: https://twitter.com/Apple_Podcast - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Actualidad-Apple-Podcast-164510547605300/ Recuerda que si así lo deseas puedes escucharnos desde: - Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/actualidadapple - iVoox: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-actualidad-apple-podcast_sq_f1499468_1.html - Pocket Casts: http://pca.st/jSsK Si te ha gustado el contenido, añade una valoración positiva. Esto nos ayudará a posicionarnos mejor y a darnos a conocer a más oyentes. Para contacto, publicidad o colaboraciones escríbenos a actualidadapple@outlook.com Feed RSS: https://feeds.feedburner.com/ActualidadApplePodcast

#2: Apple implementaría un sistema de inicio de sesión único a través de iCloud

Desde Apple han lanzado un nuevo programa de reemplazo para los modelos A1660, A1780 y A1779 de los iPhone 7 y iPhone 7 Plus que se vendieron durante septiembre de 2016 y febrero de 2018, los cuales se quedan "Sin servicio" de forma repentina cuando no deberían hacerlo. En este nuevo podcast os comentamos toda la información que conocemos sobre este nuevo fallo y lo que deberías hacer en el caso de que lo estés sufriendo con tu dispositivo. Más información sobre el fallo: https://www.apple.com/support/iphone-7-no-service/other-countries/ Síguenos en nuestras sedes sociales para no perderte nada: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Apple_Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Actualidad-Apple-Podcast-164510547605300/ Recuerda que si así lo deseas también puedes escucharnos desde Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/actualidadapple Si te ha gustado el contenido, añade una valoración positiva. Esto nos ayudará a posicionarnos mejor y a darnos a conocer a más oyentes.

#1: Apple lanza un nuevo programa de reemplazo para los iPhone 7

En este primer programa nos hemos encargado de presentar este nuevo podcast, y de anunciar en qué va a consistir y temas similares. Gracias a todos por escucharnos.

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Actualidad Apple

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A show about the exciting world of desktop Linux, open-source software, and the community creating it. For beginners and veterans alike! (Join the conversation on Mastodon.

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A talk at the Linux App Summit about software sustainability -- and the environmental impact of power-hungry code -- was a shocking wake-up call that's too important to ignore. Please give a warm welcome to the creator of that talk, KDE's Joseph P. De Veaugh-Geiss. 

In this episode of Linux For Everyone, we discuss Joseph's vital work with KDE Eco, and the path the project is forging to create a culture of software sustainability and inspire more power-efficient software. Our conversation might dramatically change how you think about the apps you use, and the potentially devastating ecological footprint of the software installed on millions -- if not billions -- of devices.

Joseph and I both hope this episode inspires more conversation and more awareness.To that end, here is a long list of resources and links to help you better understand the situation, and to get directly involved! Special Guest: Joseph P. De Veaugh-Geiss. Links:Follow Linux For Everyone @ MastodonThunderCast: The Official Thunderbird PodcastKDE EcoThe KDE Eco HandbookKDE Eco: Get Involved — Links to Matrix channel, mailing list, and repositories. The Green Metrics developer toolFree and Open Source Energy Efficiency Project (FEEP) RepoThe Hidden Life Of An Amazon User: ArticleThe Hidden Life Of An Amazon User: Interactive ProjectReport: Carbon footprint of unwanted data-use by smartphones"Sustainable Programming" online course — (see 04:20–06:10 to go from a one CPU-second reduction to 95 thousand megawatt hours by scaling up). Choice quote: "Often, it is a quite manageable set of decisions which lead to significant differences in power consumption""Post Collapse Computing" Parts 1-4 by Tobias Bernard:  — (A 4-part series)GUADEC 2020: Carbon emissions by Philip WithnallThe German Environment Agency report comparing energy consumption of software products — English summary on pages 22-27

Episode 58: Power Up and Freak Out

No notes. No prep. Just 4 passionate content creators gathering for a broad, unfiltered discussion about Valve's Steam Deck. It's an epic 2 hour Linux gaming crossover!

For authenticity, this entire episode was hosted, recorded, edited and published on Jason's Steam Deck!

This entire episode is also available to watch on YouTube: 

https://youtu.be/lzjmPmfLB-o

Mastodon Special Guests: Gardiner Bryant, Liam Dawe, and Nick.

Episode 57: The Steam Deck Changed Us Forever

Linus dropped my name on The WAN Show, Valve has big plans for AMD's FSR, YouTube dislikes your dislikes, the COVID face mask life in video games, ProtonUP gets a GUI, and more! 



Tech For Everyone #1: Linus Dropped My Name

Please welcome our very special guest Niccolò "Nicco" Venerandi! Nicco is KDE's Consistency Goalkeeper, and joins us to discuss what it's like working with the KDE team, as well as offering his own unique take on a topic that's making big waves in the Linux community: System76 allegedly ditching GNOME and developing its own desktop for Pop OS. 

There's lots of software picks, updates on our passion projects (like Games For Everyone launching!) and a ton of KDE love. 

THANKS TO LINODE FOR SPONSORING THIS EPISODE! GO TO WWW.LINODE.COM/LINUXFOREVERYONE TO GET A $100 60-DAY CREDIT FOR YOUR NEXT AWESOME LINUX PROJECT. Special Guest: Niccolò Venerandi. Links:Nicco's YouTube ChannelNicco's WebsiteGames For Everyone! (YouTube Channel)Games For Everyone! (Odysee Channel)Games For Everyone! (Podcast)Adventures in Linux and KDE  — Nate's excellent blogSystem76 Developing Its Own Desktop? 

Episode 56: Nicco Loves KDE

Welcome back to Linux For Everyone, welcome /Home, and get ready for our longest episode ever! We kick things off with some outstanding job news from Schykle, then Jerry tells a horror story about his phone eavesdropping on his friends. We also catch up on our individual privacy journeys that kicked off in Episode 54. 

After that, Jerry drives the Software Spotlight by expressing his love for the ridiculously useful media tool Rapid Photo Downloader. 

The middle section of the show is highlighted by an illuminating interview with Mycroft AI founder Joshua Montgomery, that reaches into Mycroft's roots and its potential. Joshua also argues for privacy initiatives like the right to be forgotten, as well as the "corporate death penalty." But he also offers hope for the future of smart speakers and virtual assistants. 

We're even treated to the first "public" reading of his new children's book!

In the back half, Schykle and Jason launch the new "Tech For Everyone" segment by discussing their shared love of the Apple M1 systems, Asahi Linux, setting up a Time Machine server on Fedora, and a related chat about the Linux and Apple software ecosystems. 

Kick back, grab your favorite beverage, and let's dive in to this monster!

THANKS TO LINODE FOR SPONSORING THIS EPISODE! GO TO WWW.LINODE.COM/LINUXFOREVERYONE TO GET A $100 60-DAY CREDIT FOR YOUR NEXT AWESOME LINUX PROJECT.Special Guest: Joshua Montgomery. Links:Study: Effectiveness of Apple's App Tracking Transparencyiodé: The eco-friendly smartphoneMail-in-a-BoxSoftware Spotlight: Rapid Photo DownloaderMycroft AIBuy "Mycroft and the Patent Trolls"Buy the book "Rainbows End"Get a $100 credit at Linode!Shop TUXEDO Computers:Linux For Everyone's YouTube ChannelLinux For Everyone's Odysee ChannelUsing Linux or Windows as a Time Machine network serverAsahi Linux (Linux for Apple M1 Macs)Invest in Mycroft AIBitwarden Password Manager

Episode 55: Mycroft AI Interview, M1 Macs and More!

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What if we spent more time thinking about solutions rather than problems? Are you looking for more positive news? World Changing Ideas travels around the globe to find the leaders, experts and activists who are dreaming big and working to change the world for the better. With a focus on the environm...

Last week, an article by ‘Fast Company’ senior writer Ainsley Harris riled up a small but very online part of the tech community. Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, Elon Musk, Anduril Industries founder Palmer Lucky, Y combinator CEO Garry Tan, and even MrBeast, along with many others, were all reacting to her article, ‘Tech bro podcasts are obsessed with alpha men, and it’s dangerous for the rest of us.’
We talked to Ainsley and had her explain why so many ‘techno-optimists’ fell in love with the Great Man Theory, and how that’s problematic.
Then, we spoke to Gamefam founder and CEO Joe Ferencz about the rise of Roblox and Fortnite as brand-engagement platforms and how they use these sandbox games to not only create new virtual worlds, but also to advertise different IPs.

Why tech bro podcasts are obsessed with alpha men

By now, we’re used to talking to AI chatbots, and we’re used to googling something to find an answer. Last week, though, Google launched a new feature that combines the two called AI Overviews. The feature—which many users are already trying to turn off—is designed to reduce the number of searches users have to make. But the idea of combining a chatbot, search tool, and encyclopedia has actually been championed and refined by a two-year-old startup called Perplexity. The ambitious startup, which calls itself an Answer Engine, has been funded by the likes of Jeff Bezos and Nvidia. The stakes are high: If Perplexity can pull off its mission, the company could become—according to some—a Google killer. Perplexity’s CEO Aravind Srinivas spoke at our Most Innovative Companies Summit last week, and had some choice words about Google’s new features and the future of his own company. We spoke to executive editor Amy Farley to unpack what he said.
Then, we chatted with ‘Fast Company’ senior staff editor Jeff Beer about brand apology ads and E.l.f beauty’s recent study on how there are too many dicks across U.S corporate boards.

Perplexity CEO slams Google

The WNBA’s 2024 season comes on the heels of a recent groundswell of interest in women’s basketball. Last year was the WNBA’s most-watched regular season in over two decades and the recently wrapped NCAA tournament has brought a new generation of fans to the sport. The women’s March Madness final averaged 18.7 million viewers, while the men’s final averaged just 14.82 million viewers. Basically, the WNBA is a hot commodity and brands are noticing. Fast Company Staff Editor AJ Hess joined us to explain how this happened and why the stakes for the WNBA are so high this season.
Then, in a bit of a role reversal, Josh played the interviewer and asked Yaz about her latest reporting on Oprah. It covered Weight Watchers, diet culture, and our favorite topic on this show, GLP-1s. The impetus for Yaz's article was a Weight Watchers event last week in New York where Oprah was speaking. Yaz explained what happened and what it means for the future of the company.

Why is the WNBA so hot right now?

It’s May! We’re enjoying the spring weather and getting ready for this summer. So, we wanted to chat with some Fast Company folks who have their ears to the ground on what’s going to be a hit this summer. Fast Company Associate Editor David Salazar and Senior Staff Writer Liz Segran joined us to share their ideas—and a big shout-out to our interns, Ellie Stevens and Leila Frankina, for their help.
Then, we sat down with Airbnb's Chief Business Officer Dave Stephenson where we chatted about the so-called "Airbnb Effect" happening in certain communities around the country, the company's efforts to advocate for renters, and the its latest Icons offerings.

We're looking at 2024 Summer Trends

InVision was once a prominent player in the design software space. But the company that was once valued at $2 billion announced it will be discontinuing its design-collaboration services by the end of this year. The cofounders, Clark Valberg and Ben Nadel, originally designed the software as a prototyping tool for designers but it quickly gained popularity and ultimately achieved unicorn status after raising $100 million in 2017. This was followed by another milestone when it raised $115 million, which effectively doubled its valuation.
So, what happened? How did this unicorn unravel? ‘Fast Company’ contributing writer Nicole Gull McElroy joined us to explain and discuss.
Then we chatted with legendary English fashion designer Paul Smith who has been working in the industry for more than 50 years. Aside from the clothes, he’s also heavily involved in designing the look of his stores around the world. His iconic store on L.A’.s Melrose Avenue has a bright pink wall that’s been around since the early 2000s. But since the 2010s, that wall has become an Instagram hot spot with people lining up to take photos against the hot pink backdrop. Smith explained to us how the wall—which costs about $66,000 a year to maintain—has changed brand awareness, and spoke about his long career as designer-of-choice for such stars as Daniel Day-Lewis, David Bowie, and Jony Ive.

The unraveling of a unicorn: Why InVision failed

World Changing Ideas

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Significado de podcast y podcasting, en donde podemos encontrarlos y crearlos, en que aplicaciones podemos encontrarlos.

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Hear the latest financial news in a fun and digestible format. A must-listen for anyone interested in trading, investing, markets, crypto and finance. Brought to you by global multi-asset investment platform eToro.

On today's Daily Voice, Sam talks about the big inflation numbers set to be released out of Europe & The US, plus discusses why Orange Juice trending right now.

DV123 - Big inflation numbers set to be released out of Europe & The US and why is Orange Juice trending right now? - Financial Outlook - May 31st

On today's Daily Voice, Sam talks about ConocoPhillips and there acquisition of Marathon Oil and why Costco's earnings are important for the broader market.

DV122 - ConocoPhillips to acquire Marathon Oil & Why Costco's earnings are important for the broader market - Financial Outlook - May 30th

Neža Molk & Sam North talk about Costco, CVS Health Group and discuss whether stock splits are positive, negative or somewhere in between.

MB197: Costco, CVS Health Group & Stock Splits

As Australia report their latest CPI number, we talk about the importance of Inflation figures on rate expectations around the globe and discuss the importance of Abercrombie's earnings after their very impressive run.

DV121 - Australian CPI, The importance of Inflation for Rate Expectations and Abercrombie's Q1 Earnings - Daily financial outlook - May 29th

The 3 key market drivers this week include the start of summer driving, grilling, and cooling season. The latest US stock market step toward 24/7 trading. And the latest transatlantic inflation numbers as rate cuts loom.

DV120 - The 3 keys of summer commodities season start, US move to T+1, and big inflation numbers - Daily financial outlook - May 28th

Digest & Invest by eToro | Insights on Trading, Markets, Investing & Finance

On the podcast today we have Adam Zielinski. He works as a WordPress developer at Automattic and in this episode, we talk about Playground, a groundbreaking project that is redefined the way we interact with WordPress. Adam's visionary approach to creating a seamless WordPress experience within a web browser has revolutionised how easy it is to access WordPress. This project really does change the way that WordPress can be used, and there’s so many exciting prospects for how it might shape the future of website design and development. If you're interested in hearing about cutting-edge advancements reshaping the WordPress landscape, this episode is for you.

#122 – Adam Zielinski on How Playground Is Transforming WordPress Website Creation

On the podcast today we have Alexander Gilmanov, and he's sharing his story of transitioning from freelancer to agency manager, now overseeing a team of 43. With a focus on WordPress ecosystem, Alexander discusses his leadership approach, avoiding negative motivation and instead fostering a culture of trust and positive reinforcement. He elaborates on the nuances of team management and the benefits of smaller, independent teams coordinated across departments like development, marketing, and support. Key tools like Google Suite, Slack, Jira, and Notion are integral to his operations. His story highlights the importance of community engagement, learning from industry leaders, and the necessity of continuously seeking suitable team members for sustainable management.

#121 – Alexander Gilmanov on Transitioning From Developer to Entrepreneur. Part 2.

On the podcast today we have Alexander Gilmanov. Alex comes to us today from Belgrade, Serbia. He’s a full-stack developer with a rich heritage of freelance and agency work. His company officially launched in 2014, and they’ve continued work with clients, as well as creating a range of WordPress plugins, and their own SaaS apps, mainly in the online booking space. If you’re a developer and are in the weeds of writing code, perhaps you’ve thought about a change of direction. We explore Alexander’s transition from hands-on coding to strategic management. It’s a fascinating conversation, and if you’ve wanted to start an agency but have concerns about what that might bring, this episode is for you.

#120 – Alexander Gilmanov on Transitioning From Developer to Entrepreneur

On the podcast today we have Paolo Belcastro.

Paolo works at Automattic, where he’s focused on Jetpack and .blog products. He’s been working remotely since 1994 and managing distributed teams since 1998.

He’s on the podcast today to talk about AI, and he certainly brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in integrating AI with web development.

With Paolo’s insights into the recent advancements in open source AI models and the collaborative efforts within the AI community to keep platforms accessible but innovative, you’ll gain a comprehensive view of where AI in web development stands today and where it might head tomorrow.

If you're a developer, a tech enthusiast, or anyone interested in the intersection of AI and creative processes, this episode is for you.

#119 – Paolo Belcastro on How AI Is Shaping WordPress Wordflows

On the podcast today we have Nahuai Badiola. Nahuai is a freelance WordPress developer, theme, and plugin creator. He also writes WordPress code tutorials and enjoys sharing everything he learns about web sustainability in his blog, podcast, and at WordPress events. Nahuai’s life took an unexpected turn one day when he attended a 10-minute lightning talk at a WordCamp. The content of that talk was web sustainability and it profoundly changed his perspective on how we should view our use of the internet. Nahuai has since been a vocal advocate for sustainability within the WordPress community. Today, Nahuai and I discuss the nuances of the environmental impact of web development with a particular focus on WordPress. We discuss ideas like reducing code in plugins, and highlight the Performance Team's efforts to make WordPress more green. If you're curious about sustainability within WordPress web development, and the community more broadly, this episode is for you.

#118 – Nahuai Badiola on Digital Sustainability Across the Whole WordPress Project

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Podcast Nie Tylko design (http://nietylko.design) poświęcony jest głównie cyfrowym produktom, procesowi projektowania, elektronicznym gadżetom i szeroko pojętemu design-owi.

W najnowszym, 36 odcinku, moim gościem jest Piotr Chojnacki, szef projektantów w Allegro.  Ten największy polski serwis e-commerce zatrudnia obecnie ponad 140 specjalistek i specjalistów zajmujących się user experience w różnych obszarach. To niezwykle dużo, dlatego postanowiłem zaprosić  Piotrka aby opowiedział, co tyle osób robi osób robi w jednej firmie, co ci ludzie projektują i badają, a także jak oceniane są efekty ich pracy. Porozmawiamy też o poziomie dojrzałości UX według skali Nielsena i o tym, jak w Allegro rozwijane są kompetencje.
Zapraszam do słuchania!
Mecenas
Partnerem i mecenasem odcinka jest serwis z ogłoszeniami o pracę dla specjalistów IT theprotocol.it

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Linki

* UX Designer ratio – rodzaj popularnej miary określającej stosunek liczby projektantów_ek (lub ogólnie specjalistek_ów) UX, przypadających na liczbę programistów_ek
* Baymard Insititute –  firma edukacyjno-doradcza, mająca duże zasługi dla budowania kompetencji UX w Polsce
* Komercyjny audyt firmy Baymard
* Poziom dojrzałości UX (UX Maturity level) według firmy Norman Nielsen Group
* Za kulisami, czyli cała prawda o zespole UX Research w Allegro – prezentacja Pauliny Makuch na konferencji UX Confetti
* Okry.pl – serwis poświęcony tematowi OKR-ów w różnych organizacjach

Słowniczek

* pre-purchase – obszar funkcjonalności i elementów serwisu e-commerce znajdujących się przed złożeniem przez użytkownika zamówienia
* DEX – Delivery Experience, część Allegro zajmująca się kwestiami logistycznymi, automatami paczkowymi, kurierami oraz magazynami
* AllegroPay – usługa typu Buy Now, Pay Later, rodzaj usługi ratalnej
* listing – widok strony internetowej w serwisie e-commerce, z wynikami wyszukiwania lub listą produktów
* UX syncweek – rodzaj aktywności, związanej z identyfikacją zależności pomiędzy różnymi zespołami
* OKR – Objective and Key results; rodzaj techniki zarządczej, pomagającej definiować firmom cele
* showitem i showproduct – strona internetowa produktu/oferty
* DesignOps – interdyscyplinarne podejście do projektowania
* backlog – zbiór zadania do realizacji w ramach zespołów IT/programistycznych
* gwiazda polarna, north star – rodzaj ambitnego celu, realizowanego przez całą firmę

Zapis rozmowy
Tekst jest zredagowaną wersją rozmowy, zawierającą niewielkie uproszczenia i skróty w stosunku do zapisu dźwiękowego.

T: Cześć! To jest podkast Nie tylko design, a ja nazywam się Tomasz Skórski. Dzisiaj rozmawiam z Piotrkiem Chojnackim, Head of UX w Allegro. Cześć Piotrek!


P: Cześć Tomek, witaj.


T: Spotkaliśmy się dzisiaj, żeby porozmawiać trochę o Allegro. Nie jest tajemnicą, że obydwaj pracujemy w Allegro, natomiast ja mam alergię na to, żeby wystawiać ludziom laurki i żeby generalnie słodzić. Natomiast bardzo ciekawi mnie miejsce, w którym w tym momencie jest Allegro…  Bo jak to komunikujemy częściowo na zewnątrz Allegro ma w tym momencie kilkadziesiąt, a wręcz kilkaset osób, które się zajmują UXem. 
Warto tutaj też zauważyć, że ja UX-em w Allegro się nie zajmuję, tylko jestem tam w typowo produktowej roli i nie współpracujemy ze sobą na takim codziennym, operacyjnym poziomie. 
Natomiast właśnie przez to, że tak dużo ludzi pracuje w Allegro i Allegro jest bardzo ...

036 – Największy zespół UX w Polsce

Prośby o nagranie tego odcinka, padały w ostatnich miesiącach najczęściej. Rosnąca popularność branży user experience sprawiła, że w 35 odcinku zajmiemy się tematem szukania i znajdowania pracy w branży UX.
Gościniami tego odcinka będą Agnieszka Zwolińska i Ania Tylikowska, doświadczone projektantki, liderki, mentorki i wykładowczynie (między innymi na Uniwersytecie SWPS w Warszawie).
Porozmawiamy o tym, jak można zostać osobą od UX i ile na to potrzeba czasu, jak się uczyć, a także jak wykorzystać swoje poprzednie doświadczenia w nowym obszarze. Dysktujemy też o świadomym czytaniu ogłoszeń, tworzeniu CV i budowaniu własnego portfolio. Sporą część odcinka poświęcimy też rozmowie rekrutacyjnej.
Zapraszam do słuchania!
Mecenas
Partnerem i mecenasem odcinka jest serwis z ogłoszeniami o pracę dla specjalistów IT theprotocol.it

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Notatki

* UXStarter.pl – one stop shop, serwis agregujący najważniejsze miejsca dla początkujących polskich projektantów
* Społeczności polskich specjalistów UX:

* Projektowanie: Product and UX Design PL
* Badania: UX Researchers PL
* Pisanie: Projektowanie Słowem: UX Writing
* Product Management: Product Management PL


* Blogi:

* Norman Nielsen Group
* Agregator tekstów o User Experiience: UX Design.CC
* Zbiór blogów w serwisie Medium


* Darmowe i niskopłatne kursy

* Intro to the Design of Everyday Things
* Google UX Design:

* Foundations of User Experience (UX) Design,
* Start the UX Design Process: Empathize, Define, and Ideate,
* Build Wireframes and Low-Fidelity Prototypes,
* Conduct UX Research and Test Early Concepts,
* Create High-Fidelity Designs and Prototypes in Figma,,
* Responsive Web Design in Adobe XD,
* Design a User Experience for Social Good & Prepare for Jobs


*  UC San Diego:

* Human-Centered Design: an Introduction,
* Design Principles: an Introduction,
* Social Computing,
* <a href="https://www.coursera.org/learn/interaction-techniques?

035 – O szukaniu i znajdowaniu pracy w user experience

Jednym z najciekawszych artystycznie, twórczo i historycznie okresów Polski jest dla mnie dwudziestolecie międzywojenne. Epoka pełna niezwykłych postaci, wspaniałych dzieł, interesującej architektury, wspaniałej typografii i niezwykłej kreatywności twórczej. Wiele z dzieł i utworów, które powstały wówczas, jest obecnych w naszej kulturze do tej pory.

Dlatego w tym odcinku mojego podcastu, postanowiłem porozmawiać o wzornictwie przemysłowym i sztuce i trendach z tej epoki z osobą doskonale zorientowaną w tym obszarze.  Moją rozmówczynią i równocześnie ekspertką w tym temacie jest dr Karolina Wolska Pabian, historyczka sztuki i kustoszka w Muzeum Narodowym w Warszawie.  Zapraszam do słuchania!
Mecenas
 
Partnerem i mecenasem odcinka jest serwis z ogłoszeniami o pracę dla specjalistów IT theprotocol.it

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Notatki

* Tekst o ruchu Arts and Crafts (Wikipedia)
* Profile twórców ruchu Arts and Crafts: William Morris, John Ruskin
* Wielka Wystawa Światowa w Londynie w 1851 r. (Wikipedia)
* Wielka Wystawa Światowa w Paryżu w 1900 r.
* Międzynarodowa Wystawa Sztuki Dekoracyjnej i Wzornictwa w Paryżu w 1925 r.
* Trend w sztuce: Secesja (Wikipedia)
* Stanisław Wyspiański: profil (Wikipedia), obrazy
* Józef Mehoffer: profil (Wikipedia), obrazy
* Stowarzyszenia: Towarzystwo Polska Sztuka Stosowana, Towarzystwo Zachęty Sztuk Pięknych
* Czasopisma: Chimera, Tygodnik Ilustrowany
* Lista uczelni artystycznych w Polsce (Wikipedia)
* Stanisław Witkiewicz (ojciec Witkacego) (Wikipedia)
* Broszura o stylu zakopiańskim
* Styl zakopiański (link)
* Spinki w stylu zakopiańskim (zdjęcie)
* Willa Koliba – Muzeum Stylu Zakopiańskiego w Zakopanem
* Wystawa „Polskie Style Narodowe 1890-1918” w Muzeum Narodowym w Krakowie, katalog z wystawy
* Wystawa „Sztuka wszędzie. Akademia Sztuk Pięknych w Warszawie, 1904-1945” , opis wystawy oczami gościa

034 – Wzornictwo przemysłowe w dwudziestoleciu międzywojennym

Od kilku lat user experience staje nie jest już nowinką, tylko normalną częścią procesu projektowego. To zaczyna rodzić pytania jak mierzyć jego dojrzałość i strategiczne podejście do doświadczeń użytkowników i klientów (na poziomie dyrektorów i zarządów firm).

To niezwykle interesujące zagadnienie, jest tematem przewodnim najnowszej książki Agi Szóstek, Zaprosiłem ją do najnowszego odcinka mojego podkastu. aby porozmawiać o tym szerzej. Usłyszycie przede wszystkim o projektowaniu i wartości doświadczeń użytkowników z perspektywy „mitycznego” biznesu. Dyskutujemy także o tym, w jaki sposób można zapewnić biznesowi przewagę konkurencyjną przy użyciu doświadczeń. W czasie słuchania warto rzucić okiem na grafiki i notatki dostępne poniżej.

Notatki
Artykuł Jareda Spool’a na temat Net Promoter Score
Polemika Agi Szóstek z tekstem Spoola
historia umami (na Wikipedii)
mindflex - termin autorstwa Dave Snowden
Profil Fryderyk Herzberga (na Wikipedii)
książka Drive autorstwa Daniela Pinka
profesor Noriaki Kano - japoński profesor psychologii organizacyjnej
Opis modelu Kano
Ilościowa metoda przymiotnikowa AttrakDiff
Książka Johna Maedy The laws of simplicity
Serwis CDBaby.com
Książka Anything you want, autorstwa Derka Siversa
Książka Twórcza kradzież (ang. Steal like an artist)
Książka „Przepływ”.Mihály Csíkszentmihályi
Książka Człowiek w poszukiwaniu sensu
Artykuł Golden ratio of relationship
Technika badawcza - list rozwodowy
Technika Microsoft Reaction Cards
Warsztatowe  karty przymiotnikowe (polskie i angielskie)
TED Daniela Kahenmana: Experience vs Memory
Książka Younge Moon Different

033 – Strategiczne projektowanie doświadczeń

Cyfrowe produkty, powstają w różnych miejsca i organizacjach. Software house-ach, agencjach interaktywnych, design studio, administracjach publicznych i korporacjach. Jednym z ciekawszych miejsc (bo mniej znanych i popularnych), gdzie ten akt tworzenia ma miejsce – są wielkie firmy konsultingowe.
Do rozmowy w tym odcinku, zaprosiłem Kasię Gawlik i Wieśka Koteckiego, którzy od przeszło 4 lat są managerami w Deloitte Digital. Nasza rozmowa, skupia się na dyskusji o strategii, badaniach i projektowaniu cyfrowych produktów, ale w trakcie tej rozmowy możecie dużo lepiej zrozumieć, na czym polega praca w „mitycznym” konsultingu. Dzięki temu odcinkowi, dużo lepiej poznacie sposób myślenia i działania konsultantów, a nawet język, jakim się posługują.
Bardzo odkrywcza, interesująca i frapująca rozmowa. Zapraszam serdecznie do słuchania/czytania! ;)
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Notatki

* Wielka czwórka, Big Four – zespół czterech wiodących firm consultingowych: Deloitte, Ernst & Young (EY),  KPMG, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)
* Definicja professional services (Wikipedia)
* legenda o baronie Münchhausenie wyciągającym się za włosy z bagna
* Uselab – firma założona przez Wiesława Koteckiego, Huberta Anyżewskiego i Wojciecha Kuśmierka, zakupiona w 2016 przez polski oddział Deloitte
* Kulturowe wyjaśnienie terminu follow the money
*  definicja zrównoważonego rozwoju/sustainability (Wikipedia)
* Definicja employee experience – zbiór doświadczeń (podobnie jak customer experience czy user experience), związany z doświadczeniami pracowników z organizacją
* Definicja employee journey – odpowiednik customer journey, tylko dla pracowników organizacji, zawierający ich kompletną ścieżkę interakcji z organizacją przez cały czas pracy
* Definicja spin offu (Wikipedia)
* Definicja MVP/Minimum Viable Product (Wikipedia)
* Model kaskadowy zarządzania projektami
* Definicja zarządzaniem zmianą w organizacji
* Wyjaśnienie service safari
* Mniejsze, butikowe firmy konsultingowe: McKinsey, z BCG (Boston Consulting Group)
* Wyjaśnienie fazy delivery w kontekście projektów Agile
* Definicja RFP/Request for Proposal/Zapytanie ofertowe (Wikipedia)
* StoryBook – rodzaj platformy do budowania design systemów
* Definicja dóbr z kategorii commodity (Wikipedia)
* Definicja sklepów fizycznych sklepów naziemnych/brick and mortar (Wikipedia)

032 – Strategia, badania i projektowanie w konsultingu

Nie Tylko Design

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 State of (CyberWar) Episode 6.2   In part III of our Middle East cyberwarfare mini-series, Hugo Tarrida and John Salomon talk about probably the most complex topic yet - Iran.    Following our analysis of the broader Middle East region, and of Israeli capabilities and activities, today's episode is an overview of Iran - the history of its online conflict capabilities, the history behind the establishment of these, and some major cyberattacks and influence campaigns attributed to the country and its various agencies and stakeholders.      Notes and Links:   As with our previous vide on Israel, it's difficult to judge the impartiality and factualness of many websites describing Iranian capabilities. We will thus stick to Wikipedia unless there’s something better - we tend to trust most US or European government agencies' and mainstream vendors' analysis, and certain reputable news sites unless there is a compelling reason not to do so.    We lean a lot on "the usual suspects" such as the BBC, The Guardian, the Council on Foreign Relations, and particularly, Wikipedia; yes, we know you're not supposed to do that. As always, do your own homework and draw your own conclusions, we’re not here to push a narrative.    We have our own views and opinions of current events. This discussion is not intended to endorse or condemn any particular viewpoint.    As with Hebrew, we don't speak a word of Farsi. Online translations tend to be even less consistent than those for Hebrew, so again, your mileage may vary.  01:24 Because someone will inevitably get mad, and we don't want that. 02:13 Islamic Republic of Iran Armed Forces: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_Republic_of_Iran_Armed_Forces (or if you prefer the official website: https://www.president.ir/en/76724) 02:02 IRGC: https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/irans-revolutionary-guards  02:18 IRGC, aka "Sepah" (in Iran, according to Wikipedia): https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/irans-revolutionary-guards - a very cursory search didn't yield an official website. Possibly they have some SEO work to do. 02:29 Quds Force: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quds_Force  02:34 Hezbollah: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hezbollah  02:35 Houthis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Houthi_movement  02:58 We may have gotten confused here - the US government has multiple pages listing sanctions on the "IRGC-CEC", but outside of these, and news articles covering these sanctions, we can't really find anything on this organization. There is, however, the IRGC Cyber Defense Command: https://www.globalsecurity.org/intell/world/iran/irgc-cyber.htm  03:50 A lot of information comes from either US government sanctions (see above), Iranian anti-government activist groups, and vendors/CSIRTs providing threat actor information - it is surprisingly difficult to find objective, well-researched information on IRGC and regular armed forces cyber actors. The language barrier is probably a major issue. 03:45 Information on the Supreme Council of Cyberspace (BBC: Supreme Council of Virtual Space) is slim, for example  https://wilmap.stanford.edu/entries/regulatory-entity-supreme-council-cyberspace or Wikipedia´s page at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supreme_Council_of_Cyberspace_(Iran) - the official website has a lot of photos of guys in hats meeting and looking serious. 05:07 National Information Network: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Information_Network  05:17 Great Firewall of China: https://cs.stanford.edu/people/eroberts/cs181/projects/2010-11/FreeExpressionVsSocialCohesion/china_policy.html - this comparison may be a bit of a stretch, although by some accounts we've read, Iran's domestic Internet offers pretty high speeds as well as content filtering/surveillance, so maybe it's not a terrible analogy. 06:20 Al Jazeera article on the topic: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/2/24/iran-unveils-plan-for-tighter-internet-rules-to-promote-local-platforms  07:20 https://www.hackread.com/iran-biggest-cyber-army-israel/ - includes a link to INSS report on the topic (the mentioned Israeli think tank) 07:51 Honker Union: https://www.moderninsurgent.org/post/honker-union  07:57 2010, sorry. Article: https://www.zdnet.com/article/baidu-dns-records-hijacked-by-iranian-cyber-army/  08:25 https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/cybersecurity-advisories/aa23-335a  08:32 https://www.cisa.gov/topics/cyber-threats-and-advisories/advanced-persistent-threats/iran  08:44 For example: https://www.zdnet.com/article/mrbminer-crypto-mining-operation-linked-to-iranian-software-firm/ and  https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/cybersecurity-advisories/aa22-320a - that said, we may have gotten things a bit mixed up since there are also a lot of non-malware (of the massive-pile-of-FPGA type) Iranian cryptominers - a bunch of which were shut down in 2019 after power usage concerns: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-48799155  09:16 Russian government entities may not be big ransomware actors, but Russian state-affiliated and state-tolerated actors are sure a different story... 09:40 A 2022 indictment of Iranian ransomware actors came alongside OFAC sanctions of IRGC-affiliated ransomware attacks around the same time: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/us-govt-sanctions-ten-iranians-linked-to-ransomware-attacks/  10:51 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-62821757  11:12 OilRig / Helix Kitten: https://attack.mitre.org/groups/G0049/  12:42 https://www.cfr.org/cyber-operations/  13:20 https://www.darkreading.com/cyberattacks-data-breaches/iran-dupes-military-contractors-govt-agencies-cybercampaign  13:52 Shamoon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamoon  14:00 Sony Pictures hack: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Sony_Pictures_hack  14:55 Operation Ababil: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Ababil  15:24 Nope, not gonna link it 15:35 https://krebsonsecurity.com/tag/izz-ad-din-al-qassam-cyber-fighters/  16:37 Edalat-e Ali: https://malpedia.caad.fkie.fraunhofer.de/actor/edalat-e_ali - note that a lot of sites discussing this group seem to have a decidedly anti-regime view. Not that that's a bad thing, but we're really trying to keep it factual 17:11 https://www.darkreading.com/threat-intelligence/iranian-apts-dress-up-as-hacktivists-for-disruption-influence-ops  18:18 Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting: +https://www.abu.org.my/portfolio-item/islamic-republic-of-iran-broadcasting/ - again, the Iranian government is really not great at (at least English language/international) SEO for their own websites 18:57 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahsa_Amini_protests  20:57 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_in_Iran  21:30 https://www.techradar.com/news/using-a-vpn-may-be-a-crime-under-strict-new-iran-internet-law - according to a  Persian language website linked to in the above Wikipedia article, Khamenei ordered the Supreme Council of Cyberspace to ban VPNs outright in February 2024. 23:04 AnonGhost; https://cybernews.com/cyber-war/israel-redalert-breached-anonghost-hamas/ - a lot of sites associate it with #OpIsrael, for example https://www.hackread.com/opisrael-anonghost-claims-leaking-hundreds-of-israeli-facebook-account-credentials/ - but given Anonymous' decentralized and fluid nature, who knows (a case study on JSTOR (pdf) that makes only passing reference to #OpIsrael refers to "Anon" as a group which it most certainly is not...)| 28:18 https://www.reuters.com/fact-check/us-document-approving-8bn-military-aid-israel-is-fake-2023-10-09/  31:14 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Iranian_strikes_in_Israel  31:44 https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/04/17/world/politics/digital-misinformation-iran-strike  33:02 https://archive.nytimes.com/thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/07/10/in-an-iranian-image-a-missile-too-many/  34:54 Press TV: https://www.presstv.ir/ - Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Press_TV  38:06 Also check out our episode on Chinese disinformation activities, including the 50 Cent Party: https://youtu.be/xBAJ2rBKrMc  Bonus links about Iranian disinformation activities:   Natto Thoughts always has some good resources on disinformation: https://nattothoughts.substack.com/p/mideast-crisis-and-russia-cyberspace  New York Times - "From Opposite Sides of War, a Hunt for Elusive Facts": https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/25/business/media/misinformation-fact-checking  Israel-Hamas armed conflict resource hub: https://www.disinfo.eu/israel-hamas-resource-hub/  How Longstanding Iranian Disinformation Tactics Target Protests - https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/policy-analysis/how-longstanding-iranian-disinformationtactics-target-protests Israel-Hamas armed conflict resource hub - https://www.disinfo.eu/israel-hamas-resource-hub/   You can find CyAN's Secure-in-Mind YouTube channel at https://youtube.com/@cybersecadvisors - and of course, our videos about cyber conflict on the State of (Cyber)War playlist here. All of our episodes are also available in audio format on Apple iTunes, Amazon Audible, Podcast Republic, Spotify, and Libsyn - links on our Media page. Original video at https://youtu.be/GAeyNb4-27A Intro music courtesy of AlexiAction via Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/users/alexiaction-26977400/  Outro music courtesy of Studio Kolomna via Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/users/studiokolomna-2073170/

Iranian Cyberwarfare History and Capabilities

  State of (CyberWar) Episode 6.1   Join Hugo Tarrida and John Salomon for the latest part of our Middle East cyberwarfare mini-series.   We decided to split a more in-depth discussion about the two most capable actors in the region, Israel and Iran, into two half-episodes. Join us as we look at the organizations that make up Israeli cyberwarfare and -defense capabilities, the history of Israeli state-sponsored and state-aligned cyber campaigns,   We also take a brief tour of Israeli media and social media operations, including information, propaganda, disinformation, and manipulation.   If you haven't watched it yet, please consider checking out our first overview of the overall Middle East situation: https://youtu.be/X3wkTszRlck   Notes and links:   Because of the highly emotionally and politically charged nature of current events, we can't tell how impartial many of the websites describing Israeli capabilities are or aren't. We will thus stick to Wikipedia unless there's either an original Israeli government webpage available, or a source we feel is somewhat authoritative, even if it's biased - in any case, do your own homework and draw your own conclusions, we're not here to push a narrative.   We have our own views and opinions of current events. This discussion is not intended to endorse or condemn any particular viewpoint.   Neither of us speaks even a bit of Hebrew. We are thus at the mercy of translation engines and webpages in languages we understand. Your mileage may vary.   02:03 CFR overview of cyberwarfare capabilities: https://www.cfr.org/cyber-operations/  02:50 Unit 8200: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_8200  03:05 Military Intelligence Directorate, aka Aman: https://www.idf.il/en/mini-sites/directorates/military-intelligence-directorate/military-intelligence-directorate/  03:57 Unit 81: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_81  05:01 Havatzalot: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Havatzalot_Program - Google's horrible translation of the Hebrew wikipedia page indicates it's some kind of lily. Flowers are nice. 05:16 Talpiot: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talpiot_program - the name's apparently some biblical reference from Song of Songs 4:4 according to their LinkedIn page, that we can't figure out 06:55 Technion / Israel Institute of technology: https://www.technion.ac.il/ 06:56 Hebrew University of Jerusalem: https://en.huji.ac.il/ 07:30 IDF Information Security Department: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_Security_Department - it's unclear whether it's the same as these guys: https://www.mitgaisim.idf.il/%D7%AA%D7%A4%D7%A7%D7%99%D7%93%D7%99%D7%9D/cyber-protection-unit/  07:40 Mamram: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mamram - apparently an abbreviation of the Hebrew for "Center of Computing and Information Systems" 09:15 This may be the Israel Innovation Authority - https://innovationisrael.org.il/en/ - we're not 100% sure though 11:14 Stuxnet: https://www.wired.com/2014/11/countdown-to-zero-day-stuxnet/  11:22 Specifically, Siemens PCS7, WinCC, and STEP7 control software, and various Siemens S7 programmable logic controllers (PLCs). 22:59 TAO: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tailored_Access_Operations  12:16 We're going to assume you're capable of looking up Snowden and his revelations on your own 12:30 Stuxnet 2.0: https://cyware.com/news/stuxnet-20-iran-hit-by-new-more-aggressive-variant-of-powerful-industrial-control-malware-9d9c9a73  15:37 Duqu: https://www.enisa.europa.eu/media/news-items/duqu-analysis  15:38 Flame: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-18238326  15:39 Duqu 2.0: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/jun/11/duqu-20-computer-virus-with-traces-of-israeli-code-was-used-to-hack-iran-talks - the Guardian is one of the outlets that linked Duqu 2.0 to Israel 16:21 Kaspersky's Equation Group overview: https://www.kaspersky.com/about/press-releases/2015_equation-group-the-crown-creator-of-cyber-espionage  17:13 Some info on those particular negotiations: https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/what-iran-nuclear-deal  17:45 The NY Times article: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/10/technology/kaspersky-lab-israel-russia-hacking.html  18:38 Correction: Iranian officials disconnected oil terminals themselves as a reactive measure. BBC reporting about initial attack - https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-17811565 - and followup: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-18253331  19:44 Pegasus (NSO Group): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pegasus_(spyware) - interestingly, just after we finished this recording, there were reports of "fake" Pegasus variants for sale: https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/fake-pegasus-spyware-dark-web/  20:16 Kaspersky on Flame: https://www.kaspersky.com/about/press-releases/2012_kaspersky-lab-experts-provide-in-depth-analysis-of-flame-s-c-c-infrastructure  20:51 NSO Group: https://www.nsogroup.com/ 21:18 Chrysaor: https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/chrysaor-android-spyware-app-smartphone-cameras-hack-photos-pegasus-google-a7666306.html  21:34 https://www.calcalistech.com/ctech/articles/0,7340,L-3927410,00.html  21:41 Should have dug just a little more: https://www.reuters.com/technology/microsoft-watchdog-group-say-israeli-spyware-used-hack-civil-society-2023-04-11/  22:33 Again the Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/may/03/over-200-spanish-mobile-numbers-possible-targets-pegasus-spyware  23:32 Start here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rif_War - see you in a few months 23:56 https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2024/05/17/spain-blocks-ship-carrying-weapons-israel-gaza-war/  24:09 This is a very contentious, and very open legal question. 24:21 (German link) https://www.sueddeutsche.de/politik/us-geheimdienst-nsa-forschte-merkel-umfassender-aus-als-bislang-bekannt-1.2876007 - caveat: it's Wikileaks. They have been known to have...issues. That said, the investigation was closed in 2015 due to insufficient evidence: https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2015/06/12/413866194/germany-closes-probe-into-alleged-u-s-hacking-of-merkels-phone - again, make of that what you will. 25:26 Predatory Sparrow/Gonjeshke Darande: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-62072480 (with bonus steel mill fire video and dramatic music). Wired article with timeline of attacks: https://www.wired.com/story/predatory-sparrow-cyberattack-timeline/  25:54 https://foreignpolicy.com/2024/04/16/iran-israel-conflict-missile-attack-cyberattacks-warfare/  28:50 https://www.jpost.com/business-and-innovation/article-731636 - interestingly, a lot of the best investigative journalism exposing this kind of Israeli activity comes from the Jerusalem Post, Haaretz, and other Israeli news channels. Another story from  Haaretz, and one from The Guardian on the topic 31:13 Very intelligently, we failed to note down the link to the specific story. Good job. But looking for idf manipulate social media site:haaretz.com yields a bonanza of articles on the topic. 31:51 Given Eurovision's colorful history of political controversies, we're not even going to start on this one...for the 2024 contest, there's numerous claims that the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs ran a campaign to influence audience voting - here's an article (in Hebrew, use the translation site of your choice) from Ynet: https://www.ynet.co.il/news/article/sykjyhaza  32:36 For example, via the IDF Spokesperson's Unit International Media Branch: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IDF_Spokesperson's_Unit. In fairness, a lot of government agencies / armed forces actively try to shape public perception through relationships with private sector channels. The US Defense Department's relationship is a very well documented example, with the Entertainment Media Office providing personnel and equipment to film productions that follow strict rules about how the US armed forces are portrayed: https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2011-aug-21-la-ca-military-movies-20110821-story.html (Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military%E2%80%93entertainment_complex). It's a safe assumption that most major militaries do not have just media and public relations teams, but actively cultivate contacts with journalists to try and influence their reporting.   Bonus links from Hugo:   https://www.disinfo.eu/israel-hamas-resource-hub/ - a list of resources surrounding disinformation in the Israel-Hamas conflict Our friends at Natto Thoughts on disinformation in the Mideast conflict: https://nattothoughts.substack.com/p/mideast-crisis-and-russia-cyberspace  The New York Times on fact hunting in the Israel-Hamas conflict:  https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/25/business/media/misinformation-fact-checking-israel-hamas.html Original video at https://youtu.be/KtshVacVwZ0 You can find CyAN's Secure-in-Mind YouTube channel at https://youtube.com/@cybersecadvisors - and of course, our videos about cyber conflict on the State of (Cyber)War playlist here. All of our episodes are also available in audio format on Apple iTunes, Amazon Audible, Podcast Republic, Spotify, and Libsyn - links on our Media page. Intro music courtesy of AlexiAction via Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/users/alexiaction-26977400/  Outro music courtesy of Studio Kolomna via Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/users/studiokolomna-2073170/

Israeli Cyberwarfare History and Capabilities

In today's conversation, Craig Rowland joins us to talk about the often overlooked significance of Linux as a key part of global communications and computing infrastructure, and discuss various types threats targeting Linux systems.   Malware, attackers, and techniques are often very distinct from those seen on Windows; Craig shares insights all of these from his extensive experience both writing and reverse-engineering Linux malware. Craig is CEO of Sandfly Security, a New Zealand-based provider of Linux threat behavior scanning tools.  Full disclosure:  John Salomon is a paid consultant to Sandfly Security. Notes from the video: 03:48 I can't find a source for the 95% figure, but a 2023 ZDNet article says 90%, which seems to be the most common figure:  https://www.zdnet.com/article/linux-has-over-3-of-the-desktop-market-its-more-complicated-than-that/  03:55 Percentage of top million websites running Linux is another interesting statistic, which seems to be well above 90%.  For example:  https://gitnux.org/linux-statistics/ 04:08 https://www.linuxinsider.com/story/the-flying-penguin-linux-in-flight-entertainment-systems-65541.html etc. etc. 05:54 France's Gendarmerie Nationale:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GendBuntu 06:40 https://www.zdnet.com/article/linux-not-windows-why-munich-is-shifting-back-from-microsoft-to-open-source-again/  14:10 A propos, F5 has some interesting ways of using web shells as an attack vector:  https://www.f5.com/labs/learning-center/web-shells-understanding-attackers-tools-and-techniques  14:40 "attacks on kubernetes" is a fun web search string.  Same for "attacks on S3 buckets".  Enjoy. 14:56 https://redis.io/solutions/messaging/ 15:42 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patch_Tuesday 17:40 To be fair, Bob in Accounting is a pretty powerful entry point to the organization for various types of cyberattackers. 19:35 Mirai botnet:  https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ddos/glossary/mirai-botnet/  19:37 NoaBot:  https://www.akamai.com/blog/security-research/mirai-based-noabot-crypto-mining  20:35 Chroot (change root directory):  https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/chroot 27:42 PuTTY:  https://www.putty.org/ 29:45 There are several cryptojackers that try to neutralize competing malware, e.g. ChaosRAT https://www.trendmicro.com/en_th/research/22/l/linux-cryptomining-enhanced-via-chaos-rat-.html or Jenkins https://www.f5.com/labs/articles/threat-intelligence/new-jenkins-campaign-hides-malware--kills-competing-crypto-miner  35:30 For example LockBit:  https://www.akamai.com/blog/security/learning-from-the-lockbit-takedown  35:37 My mistake - AvosLocker is also a Linux port of Windows malware:  https://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/us/security/news/ransomware-spotlight/ransomware-spotlight-avoslocker - HiddenWasp may be a better example:  https://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/us/security/news/cyber-attacks/hiddenwasp-malware-targets-linux-systems-borrows-code-from-mirai-winnti  35:42 Diamorphine LKM rootkit:  https://github.com/m0nad/Diamorphine 36:44 https://core.vmware.com/esxi - an example is ESXiArgs ransomware:  https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/cybersecurity-advisories/aa23-039a  38:42 Abuse.ch MalwareBazaar:  https://bazaar.abuse.ch/ 38:49 Fraunhofer FKIE Malpedia:  https://malpedia.caad.fkie.fraunhofer.de 39:35 You could just run a Linux version of the virus aquarium:  https://xkcd.com/350/ 39:52 A few examples of VM detection:  https://www.cynet.com/attack-techniques-hands-on/malware-anti-vm-techniques/  41:15 Joe Sandbox:  https://www.joesandbox.com/ 42:10 No I won't, because I can't find it.  Bit of Baader-Meinhof going on there... 42:59 https://www.youtube.com/@SandflySecurity Craig on LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/craighrowland/ Sandfly Security:  https://sandflysecurity.com Check out the rest of CyAN's media channels on https://cybersecurityadvisors.network/media - and visit us at https://cybersecurityadvisors.network Intro/outro music courtesy of Studio Kolomna via Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/users/studiokolomna-2073170/ Original video available at https://youtu.be/W-7edx7Le6Y?si=NOoOy1kF3KiVOPUe

Linux Malware and Security, with Craig Rowland

In today's episode of State of (Cyber)War, Hugo Tarrida and John Salomon talk about the background and current state of cyber conflict in the Middle East.   We give an overview of some of the major state actors involved, and zero in on the structures, groups, and motivations of the two main regional adversaries - Iran and Israel. Notes and links: Due to the volume of supporting links and text, we've listed them on the CyAN blog, available here:  https://cybersecurityadvisors.network/2024/04/10/state-of-cyberwar-episode-5-notes/ Original video episode avaialable at https://youtu.be/X3wkTszRlck Hugo Tarrida on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hugo-tarrida-32915a204/ John Salomon on LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnsalomon/ Check out the rest of CyAN's media channels on https://cybersecurityadvisors.network/media - and visit us at https://cybersecurityadvisors.network Intro music courtesy of AlexiAction via Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/users/alexiaction-26977400 Outro music courtesy of Studio Kolomna via Pixabay: https://pixabay.com/users/studiokolomna-2073170  

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