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Sunday 4 December 2022

THE PATH TO BUILDING STARK-TREK STARSHIPS

Posted by Andrew (AP) Prendergast at 10:30 pm

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Andrew (AP) Prendergast: Australian (Neat Theoretical) Computer Scientist, AI expert, cryptgrphr + Information Security Specialist.

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My information security research mostly fits into the strategic areas of awareness & education, cyber defence, early warning systems, threat prevention, risk management and GRC assessment.

I do not deal in exploits (as they are munitions), however I do occasionally provide OSINT cyber intelligence on (highly) suspected minus-days critical infrastructure vulnerabilities.