#BigDataCriminology. On Smart Meters and Crime Detection
— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) June 30, 2018
So, next week my electric provider wants me to book a slot for them to fit a smart meter. So what? Well I don't grow weed, but do I want them knowing when my house is empty and exactly what electrical devices I'm using? pic.twitter.com/qDoTpaAjqY
Saturday 30 June 2018
Smart Meters: Provide incidental crime detection and prevention at a cost to your privacy
Sunday 13 May 2018
If it happens, before the end is nigh, will anyone be prosecuted for the A.I. apocalypse?
1. ELON MUSK’S BILLION-DOLLAR CRUSADE TO STOP THE A.I. APOCALYPSE https://t.co/sn8JwUakjO
— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) May 13, 2018
2. Sutton and @DrMarkGriffiths 4x expert peer reviewed paper that finds a wee bit of confirmatory evidence for the AI apocalypse concern being valid: https://t.co/waIQjoe3EE pic.twitter.com/mvry15kmVm
Sunday 11 March 2018
The Orange Tree Pub Murder: Internet obsession turned nasty
Some squirrel brained jealous ne'er-do-well stalky "nutters" become completely obsessed with you or your loved ones.
Beware of these sad completely obsessed individuals who make contact via the Internet and elsewhere because - they might be extremely dangerous. Never let them into your home: https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2009/may/11/german-murder-british-student-internet Never let them into your life. (Guardian article is also archived here)
Weirdest Hi Tech Crimes 3: Cyber stalking with a twist
Another for my #weirdestcrimes collection - Arguably The weirdest murder plot of all time: https://t.co/XMLoL2VPDs
— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) March 10, 2018
Weirdest Crimes - Dungeons and Dragons: Weird Hi Tech Crimes 2
Another for my #weirdestcrimes collection - Arguably The weirdest murder plot of all time: https://t.co/XMLoL2VPDs
— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) March 10, 2018
Weirdest Crimes: Weird Hi Tech Crimes I
Many among the #weirdestcrimes feature interrupted screen time https://t.co/1dkIYdX0Hp
— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) March 10, 2018
Tuesday 13 February 2018
Twitter's Blockade's of Google's Blogspot Bogs. Is it brute censorship or necessary governance?
Blogspot is the European platform for Google's Blogger blogs. It has many thousands, perhaps millions of users.
The Internet URL of this blog on Google's Blogspot is most important. Why it is important will become clear. For now, here it is http://hightechnologycrimes.blogspot.co.uk/2018/02/twitters-blockades-of-googles-blogspot.html
For the past two days Twitter has been blocking its users from tweeting links to their Blogspot blogs. Not only that, it is preventing its users from even using Twitter's 1-1 private message service to share links to Google's Blogger Blogspot blogs.
To prove what is happening I tried to Tweet about this very hi-tech crimes blogspot blog on the subject of the B;ogspot blockade. The image below is a screenshot of what Twitter did.
As you can see Twitter won't let me Tweet about this blog. Will it let me send a private Twitter message to a friend with this blog's address in the message? The image below shows the extent of this brute censorship blockade.
Yet if the exact same content as you are viewing on the Blogspot blog is viewed on my Wordpress High Tech Crimes blog (here) Twitter has no problem letting you or I Tweet it. As the tweet below demonstrates.
So what is Twitter up to here? Your guess is as good as mine at the moment. Maybe an autonomous deep learning AI program has gone bonkers? Maybe Twitter's techies have done this deliberately as some kind of security patch to address a risk from Blogger's European server/s? Maybe Twitter is doing this to get leverage over Google over some squabble or other? Maybe a bunch of hacktivists have spammed Twitter complaining about a number of blogspot blogs and sent its filter into a spin? Maybe Twitter will never let us know? Who knows?
The Internet URL of this blog on Google's Blogspot is most important. Why it is important will become clear. For now, here it is http://hightechnologycrimes.blogspot.co.uk/2018/02/twitters-blockades-of-googles-blogspot.html
For the past two days Twitter has been blocking its users from tweeting links to their Blogspot blogs. Not only that, it is preventing its users from even using Twitter's 1-1 private message service to share links to Google's Blogger Blogspot blogs.
To prove what is happening I tried to Tweet about this very hi-tech crimes blogspot blog on the subject of the B;ogspot blockade. The image below is a screenshot of what Twitter did.
As you can see Twitter won't let me Tweet about this blog. Will it let me send a private Twitter message to a friend with this blog's address in the message? The image below shows the extent of this brute censorship blockade.
Yet if the exact same content as you are viewing on the Blogspot blog is viewed on my Wordpress High Tech Crimes blog (here) Twitter has no problem letting you or I Tweet it. As the tweet below demonstrates.
on Twitter's brute censorship https://t.co/psNp4wZxtq— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) February 13, 2018
So what is Twitter up to here? Your guess is as good as mine at the moment. Maybe an autonomous deep learning AI program has gone bonkers? Maybe Twitter's techies have done this deliberately as some kind of security patch to address a risk from Blogger's European server/s? Maybe Twitter is doing this to get leverage over Google over some squabble or other? Maybe a bunch of hacktivists have spammed Twitter complaining about a number of blogspot blogs and sent its filter into a spin? Maybe Twitter will never let us know? Who knows?
Tuesday 30 January 2018
More on Book Piracy and Tech Lag
+When new technology is exploited to commit crimes or other harms the law, police, industry & general public have to evolve to deal with the new way of offending. This email from ISSU confirms the tech lag problem, which it is facilitating with its website publishing pirated books pic.twitter.com/lwyC7EbW4o
— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) January 30, 2018
+Not yet. But under current law you and your publisher are expected to police what they do. How mad is that! But many sites are pirating your books Roger. Besidies KISS Library - its everywhere for free. E.g: https://t.co/GujzYagoNT pic.twitter.com/7fhM4uSLl8
— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) January 30, 2018
Their sites carry revenue raising adverts. The sites sometimes claim "not for profit" tax status & then beg the public for donations. In short they may claim to horizontalizing knowledge as an "access all areas" philosophy, but in reality they are greed driven thieving parasites. pic.twitter.com/kwKYzfYJWJ
— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) January 30, 2018
Sunday 14 January 2018
Book Piracy and Counterfeit Books
Beware Criminal Hackers, Cyberstalkers, Book Pirating Copyright Fraudsters and Criminal Identity Fraudsters
Nullius in Verba: Darwin's greatest secret 600-page Kindle e-book. Currently unavailable due to ongoing investigations into criminal book piracy, copyright fraud, cyberstalking, criminal malicious communications, malware dissemination and ID fraud by cybercriminals who have hacked it and those who are disseminating illegal hacked versions of it.From November 2017, you are advised not to download any version of this e-book, because the file is likely to be infected with hacker malware by those sharing and disseminating the hacked files. Moreover, the hacked content is likely to have been altered by the criminals involved.
Please purchase the official paperback abridged version from Amazon here. Paperback volumes 2 and 3 are forthcoming.
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Thursday 4 January 2018
NOT FOR PROFIT STATUS USA CRIMINAL BOOK PIRATES "THE INTERNET ARCHIVE" HAVE STOLEN MY WORK
THE INTERNET ARCHIVE GROUP IS HAS CRIMINALLY PIRATED MY BOOKS AND REFUSES TO IMMEDIATELY CEASE AND DESIST
Mike Sutton
Dr Mike Sutton is the author of 'Nullius in Verba: Darwin's greatest secret'.
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I Strongly Suspect that Parasitical E-Piracy of its Books is Just one Reason Best Thinking has Felt Compelled to Close
Jan. 3, 2018 3:29 pm
Categories: Internet Anti-Crime
We need to bring e-pirates to book!
I believe that at least one of the reasons for Best Thinking closing is that its business model relied to a significant degree upon the long-tail publication model of e-books. That model would have been a winner had hackers not cracked Kindle and criminal book pirate websites such as Kiss-Library in Belorussia and The Internet Archive in the USA stolen the copyrighted original creative work of authors and their hardworking professional publishers. Like so many others, those two famous websites started collecting criminal revenue in sales or by parasitically begging the public for money for doing so.
In my opinion websites such as those need to have their owners, agents volunteers and employees brought to justice through government action, prosecution and punitive civil law suits.
How, otherwise, can Western industrialised nations such as the USA seek diplomatic solutions to the copyright theft endemic in China and elsewhere when the Internet Archive has US "not for profit" status for being a book pirate website? They are brazenly pirating and disseminating the Best Thinking published first edition ThinkerMedia e-book of Nullius in Verba: Darwin's greatest secret here. So far, they are refusing to cease and desist.
Over the past few days, I have been in contact by email with The Internet Archive. They are playing what appears to me to all intents and purposes to be a transparent passive aggressive scam game with me by now asking for personal identification details including my home address and signature. They surely know that to be a typical scam artists "wear down the poor suckers ruse" because all the advice from experts in cybercrime is not to give out such information when asked for it by dodgy or clearly criminal organizations.
Accordingly, I have informed The Internet Archive by email, twice now, that I will not give them that sensitive information. I warned them I would pursue them through the federal, police, tax and civil law if they do not cease and desist pirating and disseminating the e-book (1st edition) and paperback (2nd edition) of my book “Nullius in Verba: Darwin’s greatest secret”.
The internet Archive, like KissLibrary.com, presents itself as a respectable and heroic freedom of access to information organisation. What they are doing in fact is bringing about the imminent demise of any new marketable e-books, and Kindle as a publishing platform, which is so obviously a very un-green thing to do.
We authors are not going to publish e-books when these parasites criminally steal them from us. Like most people, we do not choose to work for the benefit of criminals!
If you are as concerned as I am that we not let these parasitical pirates wreck a golden age of publishing before it fully takes off please disseminate what you have read here far and wide.
Please take a few minutes to take some action and inform the authorities and get it into the national news media and social media. All the proof you need is in the links provided in this blog regarding how Best Thinking's Thinker Media Inc. books have been pirated, but that is the tip of the iceberg only. There are many other victims.
The US citizens behind the brazen destructive parasitical piracy of my books openly flaunt their names and credentials on the Internet Here . Surely, their arrogant swaggering juvenile kidult confidence cannot be justified by responsible adults with a sense of decently and equity for the rights of hardworking, original, creative authors and their publishers. The authorities have a responsibility to stop and punish book pirates.
Please assist me in bringing these stupidly selfish, harmfully parasitical and lazy anarchistic people to book.
Please follow and support my 2018 anti book piracy campaign on Twitter https:
Friday 8 December 2017
Electronic lock hacks are potentially a big problem for many
We showed years ago https://t.co/hgP8CZmj2O
— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) December 8, 2017
Picking mechanical locks requires skill, equipment to overcome interlock variations of wear & design.
Alternatively, specific electronic lock hacks are all universal at once. Rendering all vulnerable at once https://t.co/yvrE7d2iqb
Monday 23 October 2017
Contactless Card Crime
#Hi-TechCrime Beware if anyone touching your clothing with mobile phone https://t.co/042ZUWyPft They can buy products with your card details
— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) October 23, 2017
Thursday 19 October 2017
New Civilian Careers in Tackling Hi-Tech Crime
If you are a cybercriminal victimising people in Nottingham then be warned our graduate expert is coming for you👮♀️ https://t.co/DP9XIOFryp pic.twitter.com/EnWTMnOLRz
— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) October 17, 2017
Scambaiting
On Scam Baiting #ScamBaiting Criminologically speaking and ethically thinking, is it a good thing or a bad thing? https://t.co/C3B9vsh0hl pic.twitter.com/iW917rb5as
— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) October 19, 2017
SPAM
Why is SPAM a hot product for theft? Is is suddenly cool or what?
Cool crime and its impact on commerceNow who would have thought SPAM would become a hot product for theft. Not quite what you might expect in this story: https://t.co/39PbWlXZJx— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) October 19, 2017
I wonder did VW $£profit from the 80s rapper VW necklace craze or not? https://t.co/ShxpTvjBqe pic.twitter.com/LX1kFBaxOy
— Dr Mike Sutton (@Criminotweet) October 19, 2017
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