• : progress : but NOT by wozniak

    : progress : but NOT by wozniak

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    Here at Secrecy One Ltd, and however we look into the future, we aim to increase the value of human cognitive capabilities beyond anything we’ve suspected to this minute. But perhaps, actually, this isn’t quite true: not unsuspected, I mean. Many people not in tech already know how powerful human cognitive abilities really are. The…

  • : i-ve_space : delete_unknown unknowns

    : i-ve_space : delete_unknown unknowns

    I-VE_SPACE | DELETE_UNKNOWN UNKNOWNS I’ve been working on an update to something I’ve been formally involved with since at least 2019. Things may have happened today — be in the pipeline, I mean — which now make it possible finally to engineer and deliver to a world which certainly needs the outcomes I’ve believed it…

  • : fight back against cognitive attack : verify away

    : fight back against cognitive attack : verify away

    From “VERIFY HOME” to “Verify AWAY” VERIFY HOME is one of two projects we are already working on. They are being developed in our framework of “Total Defence in the UK”. More information can be found elsewhere on this site, and collected together in the first blogpost in this secrecyone.co.uk/talkspace series: secrecyone.co.uk/blackmail. To summarise: But…

  • : two cases of cyber and digital blackmail

    : two cases of cyber and digital blackmail

    Two Cases of Cyber and Digital Blackmail This is a composite video made of two different ones, delivered just about a year apart. The first was produced for an unsuccessful attempt to pitch at Mashup Malmö 2025. The second was done in the early summer of 2026 for our new security startup — the subject…

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