Un ‘software’ del fabricante de armas Raytheon rastrea personas El quinto fabricante mundial de armas, la firma norteamericana Raytheon, lleva desarrollando desde 2010 un software para rastrear las actividades y movimientos de las personas. El programa chupa los datos y fotos colgados en Facebook y otras redes sociales, los minimensajes de Twitter y además aprovecha la localización por GPS que la gente se activa en sus smartphones y con aplicaciones como Foursquare. Con todo ello, y las rutinas que se desprenden, el software de Raytheon podría predecir comportamientos y desplazamientos de las personas rastreadas, según ha informado The Guardian. El software llamado Riot, no se vende al público, pero sí que la compañía de Masachusets ha reconocido que la tecnología es compartida por el Gobierno de EE.UU. y la industria como parte de un esfuerzo conjunto de investigación y desarrollo, para ayudar a construir un sistema de seguridad nacional capaz de analizar miles de millones de entidades en el ciberespacio. © Guardian News & Media 2013
aux 2 centimes » CartoDB : EC2 AMI & vmdk VM available CartoDB is a beautiful beast but it takes some time to get all its components ( 1 rails app, 2 nodejs apps, postgis, redis, varnish, mapnik, nginx … ) to work in harmony. Assembling it was an interesting odyssey though which pushed me to read cartodb’s ruby & javascript source code (Windshaft & CartoDB-sql-api ) itself to get things rolling. To avoid this constructive pain to others I am proposing two ubuntu distributions with CartoDB (version 1) pre-installed . An Amazon EC2 AMI: system : ubuntu server 11.10 x86 64 bit user : ubuntu authentication : instance ssh keypair Requirements: open ports 22, 80, 8080, 8181 (optionally 8282 ) in your instance security grouppoint devuser.localhost.lan & admin.localhost.lan to the IP of the instance in your hosts file (on your machine, not on the AMI) ( 22: ssh, 80 : varnish, 8080 : cartodb sql api, 8181 : windshaft tileserver, 8282: rails cartodb app) remote access via freenx : ubuntu / ubuntu
Guavus raises $30M to help telcos do big data at network speed Guavus, a San Mateo, Calif.-based company focused on analyzing network- and other sensor-based data, has raised $30 million in financing from Investor Growth Capital and QuestMark Partners, along with Artiman Ventures, Sofinnova Ventures and Intel Capital. The new investment brings Guavus’s total financing to $78 million since launching in 2006, and comes at a time when mobile providers, especially, are fighting harder than ever to woo (and keep) skeptical customers. In a world of streaming data and lots of it, Guavus’s strategy of analyze first, store later has been paying off. In the that old model, explained Lakhina — who used to work in the high-performance computing division at Sprint Labs (and who’ll be presenting at our Structure: Data conference in March) — companies would worry about storing the data first, but the queries never catch up to rate at which the data is flowing in. Feature image courtesy of Shutterstock user PunyaFamily.
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