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WikiLeaks Diplomatic Cable Dump Reportedly Imminent
25 November 2010
The Pentagon warned lawmakers on Tuesday that WikiLeaks’ long-expected release of thousands of classified U.S. diplomatic cables could come as soon as Friday, according to a report from Bloomberg. The cables “touch on an enormous range of very sensitive foreign policy issues,” according to an e-mail from Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Elizabeth King to [...]
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Judge Bars ‘Fair Use’ Defense in Xbox Modding Trial
25 November 2010
A California man charged with violating the DMCA by installing mod chips in Xbox 360 consoles won’t be allowed to claim “fair use” at his scheduled jury trial next week, a federal judge ruled Tuesday — a decision potentially devastating to the defense, and not particularly favorable to anyone who thinks they have the right [...]
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TSA Chief Apologizes to Airline Passenger Soaked in Urine After Pat-Down
25 November 2010
An airline passenger outfitted with a urine bag for medical reasons had to sit through his flight soaked in urine after a TSA agent dislodged his bag during an aggressive security pat-down. Nearly a month later, he finally received an apology from TSA chief John Pistole. Tom Sawyer, who wears a urostomy bag as a [...]
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Audit Faults TSA’s Training of Airport Screeners as Rushed, Poorly Supervised
25 November 2010
Flying for Thanksgiving? Whether you plan to submit patriotically to a naked body scan, or opt instead for the full security grope, you can at least rest assured that the 43,000 Transportation Security Officers (TSOs) handling airport screening have benefited from the most rigorous and up-to-date training the U.S. government can provide. Or not. It [...]
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Sting Lures Alleged Malaysian Hacker to U.S. for Arrest
25 November 2010
A Malaysian man has been arrested after Secret Service agents caught him in a sting operation and found 400,000 bank card numbers on his computer. The man allegedly gained access to computer systems belonging to FedComp (a data processor for various credit unions around the country), the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland, Ohio, networks belonging [...]
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‘Berlin’ Is Revealed as Kryptos Clue
25 November 2010
“Berlin” is the highly anticipated clue from artist Jim Sanborn that’s meant to help crypto sleuths unlock the cipher to his enigmatic Kryptos sculpture. The clue was revealed Saturday in a New York Times article. Sanborn gave the newspaper six letters from the remaining 97 letters that have yet to be solved in the sculpture’s [...]
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