Showing posts with label security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label security. Show all posts

Saturday, 16 February 2019

Is New York City Anti-Business? One Solution for a More Happy and Thriving City - Also to Utopia?

  To some extent, I see New York City as a hostile place to worthy people despite its reputation for luxurious living. New York City has to realize it has a (big or bigger) problem with corrupt police and others who generate these high society monsters-behind-human-faces (Hervey Cleckley, Ellis - American Psycho). This is clearly not working well. It also has to embrace the coming forces fuelled by Kantian Ethics, the most able corporate soldiers who are able to lead family lives and add virtue to the city at the same time, the friendly city.

  First moves should be to increase people's sense of easiness to have personal security, also for families as a whole, by starting to offer pepper spray and "on premises only" revolvers for a start, maybe ordinary, approved pistols later. It should be followed up with reliable security systems for the homes and cars and the full 5 methods with some for both police and Human Resource services so that people can be confident that when they go to the police they can expect professional and reliable "by the book" services. This goes also for the courts of NYC and NY state as a whole. In addition comes both medical scanning, vastly increasing both efficiency and easy services of first-line health services and hospital services alike and Best practice psychiatry, removing fairly easy the mental disorder worries, also with effective information to the city population.

  With the above, the city metropolis' reputation as a city of evil can be effectively removed in some 5 years, given more (lawfully) happy people by the above, also named World solution to Utopia by The 5 Factors, shootie, peppie, lie detect, scanning and best-psych.

  Now, who can argue with that? NYC must become attractive to families with children again in order to gain confidence that this city has a nice life to offer to sane people. So I say you get the most for the smallest amount of money! And a happy, thriving city further! Best wishes from me!

Links, 3:
CNBC dot com, "New York will lose the bulk of the 25,000 jobs that were promised by Amazon HQ2": https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/14/new-york-will-lose-the-bulk-of-the-25000-jobs-that-were-promised-by-amazon-hq2.htmlhttps://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/14/new-york-will-lose-the-bulk-of-the-25000-jobs-that-were-promised-by-amazon-hq2.html

Blogspot, "The Lie Detectors - Improved Police Work and Courts": https://whatiswritten777.blogspot.com/2015/07/the-lie-detectors-improved-police-work.htmlhttps://whatiswritten777.blogspot.com/2015/07/the-lie-detectors-improved-police-work.html
Blogspot, "Questions to All Politicians Worldwide - Utopia must become a dutiful goal!": https://whatiswritten777.blogspot.com/2018/08/questions-to-all-politicians-worldwide.htmlhttps://whatiswritten777.blogspot.com/2018/08/questions-to-all-politicians-worldwide.html

Wednesday, 7 November 2012

The Suggestion for Extra Administrator Approval for Log-On to Other Networks and by Other Methods- Another copyright...

The Suggestion for Extra Administrator Approval for log-on to other Networks and by other methods:
I suggest by copyright, for Wi-Fi systems primarily, that there`s a behavioural log-on criterium for choosing log-on routine to the internet and choosing network, that is, switching from Fixed-cable to Wi-Fi or satelite system. This should require extra administrator approval for doing.

Note: This is inspired by VISA behavioural approval system!

Tuesday, 8 May 2012

Two Notes - One on Security and One on Greece (Again!)

One on Security - Protecting the Gate!

Possible patent for gate locks: the combination lock! How? One puts a finger-print reader in combination with the lock, requiring the opener to correctly enter both key and print validation, even though the print validation may not be explicit, slightly obscured from the one who seeks illegal entry. However, you can put in the iris-of-the-eye-validation procedure into place instead, even validating your "validation-lock-programming" of every object you like, whether they are eye, eye-ball-replica in your pocket or a part of a specific document you carry around! As with hacking, it should now become clear that the possible intruder is on the losing side of entering unnoticed!
The validation procedure is by this possibly also camouflaged by a little slide-hatch or something else...

One on Greece - Good Luck to Them!

Greece should remember that the public sector is to _enable_ the private sector and that man-power places itself according to own self-serving needs! This means there is NO VALID WHINING over public sector jobs and that the imperative for Greece reads "please, get to it!", though I empathise with the tough times the Greek people is going through. This point is of course only this: public sect. -> enable -> private sect.! Good?
I give the notice too that Greece must maintain a state where it can expand in terms of human standards over technology, competence and skills, all in all facilitating production of all, services and goods alike! This means no crippling beyond a certain level, but does this exist? And can this occur in advanced EU? I think not! No, by ordinary efforts out of the ordinary spectrum from the Bell curve, by "convention", I expect the Greek to come through this in flying colours and that "pointless bickering" must end!!!
There is no doubt however that /the/ desirable solution to the problems Greece is going through demands a high level of complexity!!! This is not entirely "easy", but then again the acceptable levels probably lie within the well-reachable bounds either way!!!

This text on Greece enters on top of this: I have sympathies to the utterance of Hollande given the economic concerns. That is, the fat Germany can't sit there and howl 3 percent rule and economic steel discipline when the other countries struggle like this! No, even if I consider the state-debt issues to be a bit short-sighted, I think that all the economic fac...tors need to be considered and that we need to consider "engineering"/"enterprise" Europe in more unified/holistic terms! Also, our peaceful assumptions of EU (vs. USA or not) have proven themselves and EU is now a political LAW and I find the Euro project, popular or not, protection from speculation-wise, important by this as well! There is only one way: to continue to improve the most weak parts of EU as EU continues to contribute to World stability and progress!

And most fundamental recommendation to arm _every_ home with a pistol so that /the/ respect for the divide between life and death can obtain, making the idiots, the imbeciles flee the scene and serious people can undertake the REAL work that needs to be completed!!!

Note: This has been written to Facebook some minutes ago.

Saturday, 21 April 2012

Why Your Mobile Phone Can Be Completely Secure Without PUK!

This requires a user-set code for Telephone Lock and Recovery Code (perhaps also an own "internet"/"smart" phone security code against internet intrusion on a "handcuff-"basis (the password is coded securely within the mob.phone as well as with the user, making up a set of "handcuffs". This alone should normally give very good security... along with the usual options for security. However, there's another option that gives even harder protection and this is to "define data types" to enter the mob. phone on harder premises, fx. only stnd. html, https, only approved "white list" apps. and so on... This can be seen as rolling by to a more advanced WAP-programming and making the World less US American dependent, that is "Creative Programming Allowed (In)" -> Unchecked! I don't accept robot-arguments/subversive arguments from the mob. phone companies themselves, that is, how they have "this "God"-ability to do this and that and that therefore all that I say is invalid" (thi-hi-hi-hi). You know what I mean... Also, you may call this kind of mob.phone the (motherf**king, excuse me) DUMB phone!!!

This should also leave that "special" necessity "for security forces, special operatives and /the/ very agents and other important people, like some business people... to themselves and who can well set up and USE those good /robot/ phones which they are probably very fond of"! Besides, no-one of us normal people are really that important and with some good back-up routines with software to follow, there is no more problem than buying a new phone and /recycle/ the old and lost one!

Remember that the (old) chip holding your phone number is still very important in this in linking your subscription uniquely to your subscription scheme, by address and possibly bank-account for "not holding a criminal phone line" so to speak, that you're a responsible phone owner... (Police state or not, there's a solution on my blogs for dealing with this "problem" by itself...)

Friday, 14 October 2011

Minimal Philosophy of Business - My Position!

Philosophy of Business of mine: I would be looking into what security considerations do to the business conduct and the effects of this! This may be seen as the Minimal Philosophy of Business!

Added note: for a longer period of time and an early concern of mine, I've written a little notice on
"On Company Policies" for clearing the picture on industry and laying down an analysis grid to start with. This is now, with pleasure, formulated as "Minimal Philosophy of Business". I find this a little funny and a kind of ironic comment to the Philosophers of Business out there in the World, remembering a few notices on how MI5/MI6 agents would lose their laptops on buses and trains! So I wonder how they're doing, these Philosophers! Cheers to you all! Have a nice day!

Saturday, 1 October 2011

New Method for Archiving Passwords (Or Is It?)

If the companies have "troubles", there may be a chance for storing the password locally by accepting a capsule that contains unique profile information and that has a return value upon a certain programming "call". Thus this password can be stored with this capsule including encoding to make it safer and deliver the whole capsule back to the password site, fx. Gmail. This doesn't fit the library computers, though, and this makes the whole set-up to require "preferred password" and "portable password", but the option should be considered still! (Heh-heh, yes these drooling, "helpful", IT-helpdesk people!)

Saturday, 24 September 2011

"Developments in the Field of Information and Telecommunications in the Context of International Security"

From at least "two of the most undemocratic nations in the World", I have the pleasure to present:
"A/66/359 Item 93 of the provisional agenda –– Developments in the field of information and telecommunications in the context of international security –– Letter dated 12 September 2011 from the Permanent Representatives of China, the Russian Federation, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General [A C E F R S] –– 5 pages" from the Journal of the United Nations No. 2011/180!