Information & Ethics committee  Yes, absolutely.

Information & Ethics committee  The potential is there. I want to emphasize that I see AggregateIQ more as a division of a larger entity. You could think of them being more like a development department within a larger corporation.

Information & Ethics committee  I would say that corporation is likely to be thought of as SCL. I see their goals and end points aligning in parallel.

Information & Ethics committee  I'd like to dispel some misunderstandings that may exist and further this along. The Facebook data that was scraped through Facebook apps as well as surveys that were conducted over Mechanical Turk, which is an Amazon offering that people can do—there were a lot of different ways

Information & Ethics committee  I want to be clear that Amazon's Mechanical Turk system is a way to have people fill out surveys and pay them for it. That is one of the methods that GSR employed as they were gathering this type of data. They tied it back into the Facebook profile, but Amazon's Mechanical Turk w

Information & Ethics committee  One of the earliest connections between Cambridge Analytica and Aggregate IQ is the fact, reflected in the code and the commentary from the employees, that they got the original software for the Ripon platform from a server owned under the name of Alexander Nix, who was the recen

Information & Ethics committee  The only website they had up at the time...? I don't know the history of that website now. I just don't know.

Information & Ethics committee  The Trinidad and Tobago allegations—

Information & Ethics committee  I believe the evidence to show that those allegations are factual exists here. It's not in a final conclusion phase, but yes, there is a Trinidad and Tobago project in here with personally identifiable information of a great deal of people.

Information & Ethics committee  I want to be clear that I'm not here as a proponent of either party, but I can state for a fact that every voter data breach that I have found regarding U.S. politics, and every system of influence and so forth that I have looked at just recently in this past find, has been a Rep

Information & Ethics committee  That's true to a degree, but I think it's also worth taking a whack at the source of the data as well. Many of the leaks that occur are happening because companies are willingly ignorant of their security posturing. They have no monitoring going on. They know that what they're do

Information & Ethics committee  The good news is that for this data to be optimally useful for the malicious purposes, the bad guys have a need for it to be continually updated and accurate, just as for legitimate usage. If we can stop the flow of accurate, up-to-date information, in time what they already have

Information & Ethics committee  Yes. As a starter to answer that, I want to make it clear that Facebook app usage and potential exploitation, going over into the grey area of what you can do with it, is a prolific problem. I discovered over the weekend that one of the Facebook apps tied to AggregateIQ—it actual

Information & Ethics committee  They have been suspended from the Facebook platform, so I believe it is no longer functional, but the identifier for the app still exists within the code that I found. That's the first part of your question. Can you remind me what the second part of the question was?

Information & Ethics committee  I'm sorry. I'll try to be more concise.