Terms of Use Quotes

“advanced socialbot software, a program to create and operate fake profiles that looked and acted like real people on Circles. Socialbots were designed to befriend real Circles users and dupe them into divulging their sensitive personal and financial information.”
― Scott Allan Morrison, Terms of Use

“Naive employees were the bane of all security officers. Password”
― Scott Allan Morrison, Terms of Use

“The socialbot program is so sophisticated that it can spoon-feed people information tailored to their moods, biases, idiosyncrasies, grievances, and soft spots. And it raises a very disturbing question: If you make a decision that was almost a foregone conclusion because of the stream of information you’ve been fed, have you really exercised free will?”
― Scott Allan Morrison, Terms of Use

“People need to be more private about their personal lives. I can’t believe people want to put their entire lives up on the web.” Malina”
― Scott Allan Morrison, Terms of Use

“If you make a decision that was almost a foregone conclusion because of the stream of information you’ve been fed, have you really exercised free will?”
― Scott Allan Morrison, Terms of Use

“The electric car was fully charged. He patted the dashboard. “How far can this go?” Her eyes lit up. “Almost four hundred miles on a single charge. It has the new Lithium-air batteries.”
― Scott Allan Morrison, Terms of Use

“He opened the bag and checked its contents: one refurbished Apple DuoPro II laptop computer and two unlocked smartphones. He pulled out the laptop and ran his hand along its sleek profile. “Did you make sure to ask for the dual-core 5.6 gigahertz processor and the DDR6 memory?”
― Scott Allan Morrison, Terms of Use

“He’d slept fitfully, his hyperactive brain at odds with his exhausted body.”
― Scott Allan Morrison, Terms of Use

“Sinon”
― Scott Allan Morrison, Terms of Use

“The shadowy buyer did not know the account belonged to the US Treasury, or that the plans were specifically drawn up and released to Sinon in order to sow disinformation among geopolitical rivals. As far as the online underworld knew, he was one of them. Sinon toyed with his mouse as he”
― Scott Allan Morrison, Terms of Use

“Naive employees were the bane of all security officers.”
― Scott Allan Morrison, Terms of Use

“He couldn’t begin to count the times he awoke from a short nap to magically discover the answer to the vexing question of the moment or challenge of the day. It didn’t make much sense, but it worked and he couldn’t argue with success.”
― Scott Allan Morrison, Terms of Use

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― Scott Allan Morrison, Terms of Use