#isac 2017

[lesbiansloveseokjin]

day 304/639 of yoongi's military service

these selcas were posted on 170116, the day they filmed 2017 ISAC, with the caption:

ISAC was really fun today. Ah, fun.

(trans cr: Alli @ bts-trans)

bonus post from that day:

#Today'sBangtan] ARMYs who came to cheer on BTS, who competed in ISAC, (taking up) a long, long time~ It's been a difficult time for you! Find out what happened (at the competition) in detail during the live broadcast over the Lunar New Year holiday (keke) #HansungRang_ModernArcheryAttempt🏹 #Amazing_MixedRelay🏃🏻

(T/N: Hansung is V's character in 'Hwarang', and in the drama all the Hwarang are referred to with 'Rang' at the back of their name, from the second character of 'Hwarang', meaning a man - trans cr: Alli @ bts-trans)

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I’m sorry, but Archer Jimin is SO HOT.

bts at isac 2017

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Jikook Week 5 Complete ✔️(09-16/01/2024)

Their fifth week in the military is now complete. Jikook are nearing the end or have now completed basic training. It's time to celebrate this major milestone with a look back at this week in 2017.

The Wings Album including Blood, Sweat and Tears, was released the previous October 2016 and BTS had spent the last months of the year promoting it.

On 14th January they attended the Golden Disk Awards winning the Bonsang for Wings and the Global K-pop Artist Award.

This was also the show where BTS, EXO and Shinee were dancing to Rainism (3.44 min onwards) off stage and Jungkook was really getting into it. See 2.20 -2.30 mins of the video below for jikook antics and Jungkook athleticism.

The next day Jimin thanked everyone on Twitter.

Also this week on the 16th January BTS filmed the Idol Star Athletics Championship (ISAC) Games.

Jimin posted photos with all the members on BTS Twitter.

He also posted with JK saying, "Did you enjoy your meal? The lunch chicken is Jungkook I drew the dinner chicken"

This was the games where the audience called out that it was Jimin o'clock at 10.13 am.

Jungkook, JHope, RM and Suga came second in the 400 m relay.

Let's not mention Jin, Jimin and Tae's placement in the archery that year. Despite that I have to admit I am a sucker for Jimin with a bow.

Not sure if this was the last ISAC games they attended but ARMY legend goes that BTS were banned from the games due to their habit of spoiling content before it was released. I can't find any real evidence of that but maybe someone who was around at the time can shed more light on this.

Post Date: 16/01/2024

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in dire need of a hd video of vernon breaking the lens at isac 2017

[rebeccalouisaferguson]

Rebecca Ferguson on the relationship with Sweden - and Swedish film: "Give me a role" The criticism after the TV4 interview: "I don't want to fuck it up"

LONDON. Rebecca Ferguson, 40, has left Sweden and is taking Hollywood by storm.

But beyond the successes with "Dune", "Silo" and "Mission: impossible", she is careful to nurture the ties to her home country.

"I don't get that many Swedish offers, give me a role", says Rebecca Ferguson to Aftonbladet Nöje.

The Hollywood star is sitting in a suite at the five-star Rosewood Hotel in Holborn in central London. Here, the blockbuster "Dune: Part two" has occupied an entire floor for marketing and interviews ahead of the premiere date, which in Sweden is February 28.

Since a couple of years ago, London is also Rebecca Ferguson's hometown.

"I left Sweden, after covid I really moved", says the actress.

She grew up in Stockholm with a British mother and a Swedish father, went to Adolf Fredrik's music classes and broke through as a 15-year-old with the TV4 soap "Nya tider" where she had the lead role as Anna Gripenhielm. This in turn gave her a role in the American-Swedish drama series "Ocean Ave".

After she moved to Österlen in 2007 to be in the BBC's Wallander film "Sidetracked", she chose to stay in Simrishamn in Scania. There she met the filmmaker Richard Hobert, who gave her one of the main roles in the feature film "En enkel till Antibes", where she played opposite Sven-Bertil Taube, among other things. Then the international career really took off.

Wanted to start a colony Rebecca Ferguson played the main role of Elisabet Woodville in the BBC series "The white queen", for which she was Emmy nominated, Jenny Lind in the musical "The greatest showman" (2017) and the British spy Ilsa Faust in several "Mission: impossible" films. But when she wasn't working with Tom Cruise, Hugh Jackman or Michael Fassbender, she tried to build a life on the plains of East Scania. Until a few years ago.

"I built a large farm in Knäbäckshusen and tried to create some kind of colony there, with a key box, so that people could come and go, she says. "But then I had a long conversation with my son where I really said "what am I doing?"

Until 2015, she was together with Ludwig Hallberg, with whom she has a 16-year-old son, Isac. But according to Rebecca Ferguson, the ex-boyfriend was not completely on board with the plans for an open-door farm.

"Ludde" said that "we are fine, we don't need a colony, we live here", and I felt that I needed to find a root somewhere. I needed to let go of Simrishamn and root in London.

Assistant and schedule Today, Rebecca Ferguson lives in Richmond in West London with her husband Rory, who she married in December 2018. Together they have a daughter Saga, who turns 6 this spring, and Rebecca Ferguson describes the puzzle of recordings, marketing and family life as a well-oiled machine.

"It works great. I have such a luxury. It's like running a business in that it's scheduling and I have people to help", she says.

Although life as a movie star is often changeable, Rebecca Ferguson makes sure that the children have structure in their lives.

"I have an assistant, but it's more of a family friend who helps with our daughter and makes sure to fly over my son. I am also extremely close to my son's father, we are very communicative and talk all the time. We are like a big family and it's like a puzzle, but it works."

Criticism after interview The relationship with the home country suffered a thorn in connection with an interview with Efter fem on TV4 in April last year, where she did not want to speak Swedish and questioned reporter Nanna Martorell's English skills.

A storm of criticism followed and Rebecca Ferguson was noticed, among other things, by the Instagram account "Dyngbaggegalan", which celebrates uncomfortable moments from Swedish television.

Rebecca Ferguson has said that she was saddened when she heard about the criticism after the interview and said that she did not recognize herself. Almost a year after the interview, which was supposed to be about the film "Mission: impossible: dead reckoning", she brings up the incident herself - when Swedish "Dune" colleague Stellan Skarsgård, 72, comes forward.

"Stellan, I love him. That Swedish root is so important. That's why I was so sad about the interview that took place between me and Nanna. It became such a big deal", she says.

"I was misinformed, I had no idea who I was going to meet, only that I had an angry journalist who was pissed off. They asked if they should cut her out but I said "no, take her in, why is she so damn angry?" So I went in with the gas at the bottom - and met the world's most beautiful woman."

Is there something still gnawing at you?

"The reason I bring it up is that the Swedish relationship, for example to Stellan, when I speak Swedish, feels so important. It is enough for someone to speak Swedish and I feel a sense of calm."

"Was extremely rude" Rebecca Ferguson is worried that the interview has given the Swedes a wrong image of her as an expatriate Hollywood diva.

"The only thing I needed to know was that Nanna is okay, because I was extremely rude to her. I called her, we had the world's conversation and now she gets any interview she wants," she says.

"But I don't want that role in Sweden. Sweden is the archipelago, semlor, Värmdö and my dad, Vasastan and Rörstrandsgatan – I don't want to fuck it up."

In addition to "Dune: Part two", this year Rebecca Ferguson is also currently in theaters with "Mission: impossible - dead reckoning part two". At the same time, she is recording the second season of the TV series "Silo".

Opens for Swedish film But despite a burgeoning Hollywood career, she keeps the door open to making Swedish films.

"It is not important in that way that I have to do culture in Sweden, but give me a script that is great, give me a role. I don't get that many offers so that would be great," she says.

In an interview with the British newspaper The Guardian in October 2019, the star said that "I don't get recognized and that suits me". According to Rebecca Ferguson, very little has changed on that front in the last five years - despite the fact that her CV has been significantly replenished.

""It's pretty cool when you're at a premiere, like with "Dune", and it's like a rock concert: thousands of people screaming when Timothée and Austin - and also me - come in. It has created such a large following, she says.

"Mission" was probably also a bit like that, with Tom. It's on a whole other level. I can imagine that many people in this film need security personnel when they are out and about. But I can only go where I want and do what I want."

Doesn't want to be seen as a diva Rebecca Ferguson estimates that four to five people a day come to her.

"They take a picture, you give them a small hug or a high-five, and move on," she says.

"There is probably a part of me that wishes I also needed to be snuck out of a restaurant from the back way, because there are so many people out there who just love me. It is the ego. But the sane part of me thanks God that I can go wherever I want with my children, my husband and my friends."

The same applies when she comes home to Sweden - which she is happy about.

"Sweden is somehow my soul. I wouldn't like to come to Sweden and it would have been the world's damned "hoppla". That's why I think I brought up this interview with Nanna again, that it hurts me that so many people saw a side of me that I'm not, which is a diva."

Rebecca Ferguson on… …to miss large parts of the "Dune" sequel's extensive PR tour:

"I'm filming "Silo" season two so I've only had to jump in now, it was no from my production company Apple because they needed to finish. Considering the strike (in Hollywood), we were behind in the filming. And I have had such FOMO. It's been a hell of a job, and at the same time quite nice, because I get anxiety on all these red carpets, I think it's quite tough."

…combining promotion of “Dune” in Paris with “Silo” recording in the UK:

"I worked during the day, flew into Paris, did interviews, changed, premiere, did the red carpet, then everyone else came, then we took one or two pictures, then I had to jump into the car, take off the corset and everything, jump into gym clothes, get on the train, take the 21 train back to London, drive to the hotel by the studio and then I was there filming all day."

…"Dune" colleague Stellan Skarsgård, whose son Gustaf Skarsgård she also worked with, in the film "We" (2013):

"He has 150 children and his family is so damn cool. God I can see it in him. And I miss Gustaf, I haven't seen him for a long time. They are such a big family and so close."

…”Dune” director Denis Villeneuve:

"He is the best director I have ever worked with. I know that in Sweden we hate the word "normal", but he is adequate, normal and so damn stable. He is calm and it rubs off on others. He doesn't have an ego, he's shy, he's direct, has a plan, he's incredibly prepared, and you don't push him. And it's awesome."

…the collaboration with Villeneuve:

"I'm mischievous, I'm cocky, I talk before I think. When I'm sensitive, I talk. And he likes it. So he and I work great together."

…the Swedish traditions she misses in Great Britain:

"I want to start holding cancer plaques, wearing a hat and the whole choir. Midsummer must be in Sweden. I have to start booking to go over, if you could rent a small house in the archipelago and take friends there and spend midsummer. At Christmas we celebrate twice and mix Swedish and British traditions."

Translated from swedish for @rebeccalouisaferguson

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How Sharing Cyber Attack Insights Can Prevent Future Breaches

Introduction

Cyber threats are evolving rapidly, with attackers constantly refining their techniques to exploit vulnerabilities. Organizations that operate in isolation often struggle to keep up with these threats. However, by sharing cyber attack insights, businesses, governments, and cybersecurity professionals can collectively strengthen their defenses and prevent future breaches. In this article, we explore how sharing cyber threat intelligence can enhance security and reduce cyber risks.

1. Strengthening Cyber Defenses Through Shared Intelligence

Cybercriminals often use similar attack strategies across different organizations. By sharing attack patterns, indicators of compromise (IoCs), and vulnerabilities, companies can learn from each other’s experiences and implement proactive security measures.

Key Benefits:

✅ Helps organizations stay ahead of emerging threats. ✅ Enables real-time updates to firewalls and security protocols. ✅ Reduces the chances of repeated attacks using the same methods.

For example, if a company identifies a phishing campaign targeting its employees, sharing details about the email templates, malicious URLs, and sender information can help other organizations block similar attempts.

2. Faster Detection and Response

When organizations share cyber attack insights, it accelerates threat detection and response times. Security teams can act swiftly based on real-time data instead of waiting for an attack to occur.

How It Helps:

🔹 Faster response to zero-day vulnerabilities. 🔹 Reduced damage from ransomware and malware outbreaks. 🔹 Better coordination between cybersecurity teams and law enforcement.

For instance, a banking institution that detects a new form of credential-stuffing attack can alert other financial institutions, preventing widespread financial fraud.

3. Preventing Attacks from Spreading

A cyber attack on one organization can quickly spread to others if security vulnerabilities remain unpatched. By sharing attack details, businesses can prevent similar breaches and limit the damage.

Real-World Example:

The WannaCry ransomware attack in 2017 spread globally, affecting thousands of organizations. If companies had widely shared details of the exploit used (EternalBlue vulnerability), many others could have patched their systems before the attack escalated.

Best Practices for Containment:

✔ Report threats to cybersecurity communities and Information Sharing and Analysis Centers (ISACs). ✔ Implement automated threat-sharing solutions to notify others in real-time. ✔ Conduct cross-industry security drills to test response capabilities.

4. Enhancing Industry-Wide Cybersecurity Collaboration

Cyber threats don’t discriminate based on industry. Whether it’s healthcare, finance, or retail, all sectors face cyber risks. By collaborating and sharing insights, industries can work together to improve overall security.

Initiatives That Promote Threat Intelligence Sharing:

ISACs (Information Sharing and Analysis Centers): Sector-specific groups that share cyber threat intelligence.

MITRE ATT&CK Framework: A global knowledge base of attacker tactics and techniques.

Government-Led Cybersecurity Programs: The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the EU’s ENISA provide resources for sharing threats.

By participating in these networks, organizations gain access to valuable intelligence that can prevent large-scale cyber incidents.

5. Overcoming Challenges in Sharing Cybersecurity Insights

Despite the benefits, many companies hesitate to share cyber attack information due to concerns about:

❌ Privacy & Confidentiality: Fear of exposing sensitive business information. ✅ Solution: Share only essential IoCs and anonymized data to protect privacy.

❌ Legal & Compliance Issues: Regulations like GDPR and HIPAA restrict data sharing. ✅ Solution: Work with cybersecurity and legal teams to ensure compliance-friendly threat sharing.

❌ Competitive Concerns: Businesses worry that sharing insights may benefit competitors. ✅ Solution: Cybersecurity is a collective effort—everyone benefits from stronger defenses.

6. The Future of Threat Intelligence Sharing

As cyber threats become more sophisticated, the future of cybersecurity lies in automation and artificial intelligence-driven threat intelligence sharing. Machine learning algorithms can analyze shared threat data in real-time, predicting and mitigating attacks before they occur.

Additionally, governments and cybersecurity alliances are pushing for more open threat intelligence platforms, allowing organizations to collaborate securely without risking sensitive data exposure.

Conclusion

Sharing cyber attack insights is no longer optional—it’s a necessity for preventing future breaches. By working together, organizations can strengthen their defenses, reduce attack success rates, and create a more resilient cybersecurity ecosystem. While challenges exist, the benefits far outweigh the risks.

Cyber threats evolve, but so must our response. The more we share, the safer we become. Let’s build a future where cybersecurity is a collective effort, not an individual struggle.

[glorioustidalwavedefendor]

However, according to the Radio Times, a Doctor Who spokesperson has cleared the air on rumors the show is going on hiatus, stating the series has not been cancelled. While the anonymous source says the decision on a third season with Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor will be made after the next one airs, the show has a 26-episode deal with Disney+. With more episodes still to come as part of the deal, it seems the show isn't going anywhere anytime soon. Check out what the spokesperson had to say below:

the show has a 26-episode deal with Disney+.

Let's do some math:

"The Star Beast"

"Wild Blue Yonder"

"The Giggle"

"The Church on Ruby Road" (christmas special/ Pilot)

8 episodes of season "1" ...

"Joy to the World"

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That's 13 episodes

-> The deal is half fullfilled

Now, alegedly there won't be a christmas special in 2025

leaving 8 episodes for season "2" and 5 episodes for the "The War Between the Land and the Sea" spinoff

SO, this fact

the show has a 26-episode deal with Disney+.

Is meaningless

We all know there is another season and a spinoff comming

seaon "2" is already shot

(It wrapped this month)

So they can fulfill their deal with Disney and still shelf it after the next season

-> dOcToR wHo sUrViveD 60 yEaRs WiThOuT dIsnEy

Yeah

And the BBC constantly wanted to get rid of it

Remeber Michael Grade?

Remember the 18 month hiatus?

Remeber Jonathan Powell?

Remeber over a decade without Doctor Who becasue they tried to clandestinely kill the show?

This would be a great moment to decide that Doctor Who is just no longer relatable and to shelf it until further notice

Instead of idk ... writting better episodes or something* ...

I mean

I'd be delighted to be wrong

But the BBC is pointing at that 26 episode deal again and again ... maybe so we don't notice the hiatus behind teh curtain? ...

*RANT INCOMING

Like sorry but why do we need a race swapped Isac Newton?

Inians fucking INVENTED fucking zero

Look:

The concept of zero as a written digit in the decimal place value notation was developed in India.[47] A symbol for zero, a large dot likely to be the precursor of the still-current hollow symbol, is used throughout the Bakhshali manuscript, a practical manual on arithmetic for merchants.[48] In 2017, researchers at the Bodleian Library reported radiocarbon dating results for three samples from the manuscript, indicating that they came from three different centuries: from AD 224–383, AD 680–779, and AD 885–993. It is not known how the birch bark fragments from different centuries forming the manuscript came to be packaged together. If the writing on the oldest birch bark fragments is as old as those fragments, it represents South Asia's oldest recorded use of a zero symbol. However, it is possible that the writing dates instead to the time period of the youngest fragments, AD 885–993. The latter dating has been argued to be more consistent with the sophisticated use of zero within the document, as portions of it appear to show zero being employed as a number in its own right, rather than only as a positional placeholder.[46][49][50]

And his is a TIME TRAVELL show

So how about idk ... we travell through time and space with our TARDIS (time and relative dimensions in space) and learn something about other cultures?

Nope, non white cultures have never ever ever done anything important and therfor the best non white people can hope for is the consolation price of casting history, race blind

Like

Suleiman the magnificant? Fuck him!

Sundiata Keita? Who cares!

Empress Wu Zetian?

Or hey, if that is to long ago

How about

Queen Lydia Liliʻu Loloku Walania Kamakaʻeha?

David Unaipon?

No?

No ...

Here have a black Anne Boleyn and an episode about Rosa parks that is mostly about some white asshole trying to chage history instead of it just being a streight up history episode

And now shut up!

The writting uses windowdressing to pretend to be progressive

-> Or why the fuck is one of the few trans characters on the show a villain? What's so new and progressive about that? Villains have been queer vor a long time ... the Heys code already did that, how about they make the companion trans? No? Cowards!

So any critisism?

That's just racism ... that's just sexis ... that's just queerphobic

It's never that the writting is objectively bad ...

Like sorry, but Doctor Who already did "Her mom is important because her mom is important to HER"

And it was better, becasue it actualyl made sense

And O.K. like I know since "Wild Blue Yonder" the rules of teh universe are more fairytale based

So I am not saying you can't do what he did with Rubies mom

BUT

You can't do it like this

You have to emphasize more that the universe now runs on fairytale rules

Have some adventures that showcase exactly that AND THEN POINT IT OUT

Instead of just shrugging and telling people they will never know how the fuck "37 yards" worked

Have Ruby point out again and again that this is not how things work and have the doctor remind teh audience that yes it does becasue it's fairytale logic, it's dream logic

Like I can see the edges of a plan

babies in space has a monster that exists becasue the babies believe in it

O.K. good start

Devils cord has no music because overarcing story element and the vilain is defeated by the very thing we are trying to establish

Not good

Boom

Kind a half baked endorsement of religion (becasue ultimately we learn teh girl is happy becasue of her religion)

Theoreticalyl good idea

-> Stories help people

Execution BAD

73 yards

No explanation what so ever

BAD, this could have been a good "this universe runs now on story rules" episode

Dot and bubble

To focused on teh whole "Oh there are no black people" thing (while no one bringing up that there are no visibly disabled or disfigure people either ... but I guess diversity is just for certain people ... ) and thinking it is very clever and less on Stories are real enough to kill people -> racism is story telling, you tell the story of how people that aren't white aren't as good (or people who are disabled or people who are disfigured) and by telling these little stories you change the world and you kill

Rouge

Good oportunety to summ up the whole, reality bends now to story rules and expectation Becasue that is what LARP does Creating a reality that is how it SHOULD be, not how it is

But again, wasted ...

THEN the season final would have made sense

Becasue we as the audience have been fed all season teh idea that the uiverse is now willing to bend to your personal narrative if you believe enough in it

But that's not what they did

It's what they tried to do

But teh writting wasn't theer

It would have needed a lot more honing and refining and there clearly was no interest to do that ...

RANT OVER

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ISAC 2017

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Staff Diary Posts: 2017 year★彡

[2017-11-17★] - ‘LY 承 'Her' SNOW Selfie [2017-02-05★] - ISAC [2017-02-21★] - ‘YNWA’: Jacket Photoshoot [2017-03-12★] - 'YNWA': First Selfie from album fansign [2017-03-13★] - ‘YNWA’: Second Selfie from album fansign [2017-03-16★] - Gun, aim, fire! [2017-03-20★] - ‘YN’WA’ Do it like a BTS Suga! [2017-03-22★] - ‘YN’WA’ Do it like a BTS V! [2017-03-24★] - ‘YNWA’ Do it like a BTS JK! [2017-10-23★] - DNA SNOW Selfie [2017-11-15★] - ‘LY 承 'Her' BTS Do It Like Jungkook! [2017-11-16★] - BTS! Paparazzi 1st Shoot! [2017-12-22★] - BTS! Unanimous Game! Part 1  [2017-12-23★] - BTS! Unanimous Game! Part 2 [2017-12-24★] - BTS! Unanimous Game! Part 3

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Jinkook 'Traffic Lights' Photo Indicator:

green star '★' - there is 'ultimate' jinkook photo in the post (only 🐹🐰 on the picture - no other members)

orange star '★' - 'if you crop - you see jinkook'

red star '★' - only solo or 'far far away' group photos

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[lesbiansloveseokjin]

day 327/548 of seokjin’s military service

these selcas were posted on 170116 with the caption:

ISAC was really fun today. Ah, fun.

(trans cr: Alli @ bts-trans)

bonus pics:

170116 ISAC #Jinnie #Handsome by Hope

(trans cr: Lam @ bts-trans)

Our ARMYs who came, and who cheered us on today, thank you #JIMIN #ISAC

(trans cr: Alli @ bts-trans)

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On this day in Wikipedia: Monday, 8th January

Welcome, mirë se vjen, добре дошли (dobre doshli), добредојде (dobredojde) 🤗 What does @Wikipedia say about 8th January through the years 🏛️📜🗓️?

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BTS at 2017 Idol Star Athletics Championships (ISAC) - where RM, Suga, JHope and Jungkook won the silver medal for the 4 x 100m rely; and participated in Archery on 16 January (recorded) 🍙🥮🍘🌝👟🏃🏻🏃🏻‍♂️🏃🏻🏀 - 30 January 2017 (broadcasted)

[minieggukie]

in ARMY's voice: "gwaenchana! gwaenchana!"

part 1

2017 isac

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ISAC 2017

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