Gregory “Junkbond” CarpenterCyber Imagineer &

Professional Imaginary FriendSeptember 15, 2016

“ It walks, It talks and it will Conduct Economic Espionage”

Gregory “Junkbond” Carpenter, CISM27 Years US ArmyInfantryIntelligenceMedical Service

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Why, I don’t know – He’s on third…FDA’s Defect Levels Handbook

- Broccoli, canned tomatoes, and hopsCan contain 204 pests in your 12-ounce bag“136 insect fragments”—heads, thoraxes, and legs—andeven whole insects– 13 “fragments” of rodent excreta in 24-ounce container– No more than 65 fly eggs in 15oz of raisins- fruit juices can contain a maggot for every 250 milliliters– 2,500 aphids per 10 grams of hops– Ground thyme - 925 or more insect fragments per 10 grams– You won’t find more than nine rodent hairs in your 16-ouncebox of pasta!– Shredded carrots - 800 or more insect fragments per 10 grams

Natural Order / Perspective

"Standard Model of Elementary Particles" by MissMJ - Own work by uploader, PBS NOVA [1], Fermilab, Office of Science, United States Department of Energy, Particle Data Group. Licensed under CC BY 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Standard_Model_of_Elementary_Particles.svg#/media/File:Standard_Model_of_Elementary_Particles.svg

Light as a wave & particle

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Where is the Human Race Going?

Digital Life in 2025Experts predict the Internet will become ‘like electricity’ — less visible, yet more deeply embedded in people’s lives for good and ill

What do we need for sub atomic computing?

• POWER• STORAGE• TIME & SPACE• CRYPTOLOGY

Scientists can now make micro- lithium-ion batteries

that last a lifetime(70+ years)

POWER

•One gram of DNA can store

700 terabytes of data. (2012)

•That’s 14,000 50-gigabyte

Blu-ray discs… in a droplet of

DNA that would fit on the tip

of your pinky.

•To store the same kind of data on hard drives — the densest storage medium in use today —

you’d need 233 3TB drives.

Storage (Wars?)

Storage (Wars?)The data density of DNA is orders of magnitude higher than conventional storage systems, with 1 gram of DNA able to represent close to 1 billion terabytes (1 zettabyte) of data.

Air Gapin’BitWhisper utilizes these sensors to send commands to an air-gapped system or siphon data from it. The different heat patterns generated from the computer is regulated and binary data is modulated into thermal signals.

The other adjacent PC in close proximity to the first one uses its built-in thermal sensors to measure the environmental changes. These changes are then sampled, processed, and demodulated into binary data in order to exfiltrate data.

ECC is (not) for ME!

•Hacking air-gapped machines to steal cryptographic keys has been carried out in past,

•This is the first time when such attack have successfully targeted computer running Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) which is a robust key exchange algorithm

•It is most widely used in everything from securing websites to messages with Transport Layer Security (TLS).

•This experiment was being carried out through a 15-centimeter thick wall, reinforced with metal studs

WHAT’S HAPPENIN’ IN THE REAL WORLD?

•RESTORING ACTIVE MEMORY-NEUROPROSTETICS TO BRIDGE GAPS IN AN INJURED BRAIN•IN VIVO NANOPLATFORMS-ADAPTABLE NANOPARTICLES-MICROPHYSIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS-SUSTAINMENT OF RESIDENT TISSUE•NEURO FUNCTION, ACTIVITY, STRUCTURE, AND TECHNOLOGY•VIZUALIZATION & DECODING OF THE BRAIN•BIOCHRONICITY•CELLULAR ANALYSIS OF CELL-CYCLE PROGRESSION, GROWTH, METABOLISM, AGING & DEATH•SYSTEMS-BASED NEUROTECHNOLOGY FOR EMERGING THERAPIES- NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ILLNESS

The Nerve of Some People (A Use Case)

Neurological Implications

Scientists Urge Temporary Moratorium On Human Genome Edits 20 March 2015

A new technology called CRISPR CAS-9 could allow scientists to alter the human genetic code for generations. That's causing some leading biologists and bioethicists to sound an alarm. They're calling for a worldwide moratorium on any attempts to alter the code, at least until there's been time for far more research and discussion.

For the first time, scientists have edited DNA in human embryos, a highly controversial step long considered off limits.

Junjiu Huang and his colleagues at the Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China, performed a series of experiments involving 86 human embryos to see if they could make changes in a gene known as HBB, which causes the sometimes fatal blood disorder beta-thalassemia.

I Won’t Do That! 13 April 2015

Chinese scientists genetically modify human embryos for the second time tried to add a mutation to embryos instead,

attempting to make them HIV-resistant

14 May 2016

Processes

HVAC ATTACK

DON’T BUG ME WITH YOUR IOT

Turning the cockroach into a 'ROBOT': Insect successfully injected with DNA nanobots that unravel to deliver drugs

Increasing the Transmissibility of a Pathogen

Natural Disaster? Cyborg Cockroaches to the Rescue

IOT ARMED AND READY

3-D PRINTERS AND ZIKA

Backyard BBQ and Biomechanics

Powerful synthetic biology tools have become democratized, allowing for much greater participation by expert individuals and even relative amateurs.

The best example of this phenomenon is the International Genetically Engineered Machines (iGEM) competition, in which undergraduate teams are given a kit of standard biological parts called BioBricks.

The Down Side of Being Cool

• Criminals and terrorists with stronger, more powerful, and much more compact devices could do serious damage to society.

• Defenses against these devices may notbe installed immediately or comprehensively.

• Chemical and biological weapons couldbecome much more deadly and easier toconceal.

• Many other types of terrifying devices are possible, includingseveral varieties of remote assassination weapons that would bedifficult to detect or avoid.

HOW MUCHGOVERNMENT?

IS TOO MUCHGOVERNMENT

OR

NOT ENOUGH?

Shirley you can’t be serious?Artificial Intelligence Machine Gets Testy with Its Programmer…the AI ends the conversation with "I'm not in the mood for a

philosophical debate.“

Robot passes self-awareness testAll three were then asked to say whohad the power of speech.

One robot said, “I don’t know”.

But recanted and said, “Sorry, I know now.”

• Easy to store data in DNA• Data can be transmitted through Air Gap• Data can be transported in any living thing• Content can be created with 3D Printers• Amateurs are conducting more

sophisticated activities• Governance in this area is near NIL.

Conclusions, Je pense,donc je suis…

QUESTIONS?

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