看到有政治人物的幕僚因為誤點 LINE 裡面的不明超連結,造成整個帳號被劫持。其實這件事要政府單位出面加強「管管」是個很 “reflexive” 的思考沒錯,但從實務上來說第一天就不應該完全使用 LINE 作為即時訊息的溝通管道。這方面的資訊安全知識在不少國家的政治圈子和國會幕僚群可說是常識或是有相對應的「職前訓練」,但在台灣因為網路用多了,政治幕僚的團隊反而不知道如何處理,所以通常他們也是最容易被攻擊的一群人。
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On the eve of a typhoon, this memorable day marked the inaugural “Taiwan Ultimate Firefighter International Invitational." Held successfully at the NFA Taiwan Training Center in Zhushan, Nantou, the event unfortunately had to cancel the second day’s team competitions due to the approaching storm. However, from eight in the morning to eight at night on the first day, we witnessed various forms of tactical strength displayed in extraordinary ways.
I am often asked about the state of civil defense in Taiwan, yet friends who know me well understand that it’s difficult to highlight just one or two specific groups to capture the full picture. Most emerging “civil defense organizations" are oriented toward education and outreach, yet they rarely possess substantial organizational or mobilization frameworks. Taiwan has a range of established disaster response organizations, but in the eyes of Western media, few—aside from Tzu Chi—have garnered adequate research or recognition. These fragmented portrayals hinder a comprehensive understanding of Taiwan’s civil defense landscape. To aid further discussion and help direct the right resources to the most fitting organizations, I’ve created this chart as a reference point.