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Blowing the Lid Off 
Site Review by Pat Darnell  |  Nov 16, 2013  |  Bryan TX

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NSA files decoded: Edward Snowden's surveillance revelations explained | World news | theguardian.com: "You don't need to be talking to a terror suspect to have your communications data analysed by the NSA. The agency is allowed to travel "three hops" from its targets — who could be people who talk to people who talk to people who talk to you. Facebook, where the typical user has 190 friends, shows how three degrees of separation gets you to a network bigger than the population of Colorado. How many people are three "hops" from you?"

'via Blog this'

" ... The debate has raged across time zones: from the US and Latin America to Europe and to Asia. Barack Obama cancelled a trip to Moscow in protest at Russian president Vladimir Putin's protection of Snowden. Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff cancelled a state visit to Washington in protest at the US spying on her. Bolivian president Evo Morales's plane was forced down in Vienna amid suspicion that Snowden was being smuggled out of Russia.

In Germany, a "livid" Angela Merkel accused the US of spying on her, igniting a furore that has seen the White House concede that new constraints on the NSA's activities may be necessary. Meanwhile, in Britain, prime minister David Cameron accused the Guardian of damaging national security by publishing the revelations, warning that if it did not "demonstrate some social responsibility it would be very difficult for government to stand back and not to act". (The Guardian. Nov 1, 2013. LINK ) ... "

CONCLUSION
The Internet of EVERYTHING is here.

__________________Reference
http://www.theguardian.com/world/interactive/2013/nov/01/snowden-nsa-files-surveillance-revelations-decoded#section/1
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM_(surveillance_program)

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Whistle Blower gets a Gig he Doesn't Want

MooPig "Fraud Busters" Department asks; "Just who is on Madoff's Rolodex?" Could the victims be Who's Who in America, and around town in DC, Cuba, NYC and LA? That would explain much foot dragging. Madoff's scheme was reported in 2000.

Retrieved by Pat Darnell [HERE]
The Man Who Figured Out Madoff's Scheme Tells 60 Minutes Many Suspected Madoff Fraud;
Says 'SEC Is Incapable Of Finding Fraud'
March 1, 2009 | 60 minutes interview

It was the performance line that Markopolos said caught his attention. "As we know, markets go up and down, and his only went up. He [Madoff] had very few down months. Only four percent of the months were down months. And that would be equivalent to a baseball player in the major leagues batting .960 for a year. Clearly impossible. You would suspect cheating immediately."

Markopolos sat down with 60 Minutes correspondent Steve Kroft for his only television interview.

But he seems uncomfortable with the attention, and knows that he is no hero. "I stand before you a 50 billion dollar failure," he said at an event.

Asked how many times he sent materials to the SEC, Markopolos told Kroft, "May 2000. October 2001. October, November, and December of 2005. Then again June 2007. And finally April 2008. So five separate SEC submissions."

"And in spite of all of the things that you did, it still ended up in disaster?" Kroft asked.

"There's nothing to be proud about in this case. I feel horrible about the result. It's been a total disaster for the victims," Markopolos replied.
[Read whole article HERE]

Don't Take any Wooden Nickels

Getting Compliance Complaints? And -- Barry Obama's Site is Hosting a Trojan

The SC Magazine Newswire: And Just when you and I were starting to feel comfortable in our snowed-in Blogger Cabins -- by Pat Darnell
[Retrieved here: SOURCE]
January 29, 2009

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The SC Magazine Newswire: Spammer Hammer didn't kill the Botnets

Retrieved by Pat Darnell
Wed Dec 3, 2008
"The Srizbi botnet, responsible for about half of all spam, regained its legs on Tuesday, according to a blog post from security firm FireEye." It turns out it is hard work to maintain a spammer network.

As it turned out, "McColo -- which appears to have ceased operating -- provided hosting capabilities for a number of unscrupulous cybergangs, some dedicated to the delivery of spam. After two internet service providers pulled the plug on McColo, the amount of spam fell by as much as 80 percent.

"When McColo went down, their command-and-control centers went away," Sergeant said. "What that means is the bots weren't getting any new work orders. Without new updates, eventually they just teeter out and die down." (Sergeant, Matt; Retrieved HERE)

"But it is climbing back after the botnets, such as Rustock, Mega-D and Srizbi, have re-established connectivity to their command-and-control centers, said Matt Sergeant, senior anti-spam technologist at MessageLabs, now owned by Symantec.

"[The backup domain names] are automatically generated by the bots," Sergeant said. "The spammer then knows the algorithm used to generate that name and points that domain name at the new command-and-control center."

Further streamlining is needed. It seems the spam networks were down for two weeks. That would make some "spammers" unhappy, as they are losing capital during those shutdowns. But there is a lot of room for spammers worldwide.

"Srizbi has returned from the dead and has begun updating all its bots with a fresh, new binary," said the post. "The worldwide update began just a few hours ago. The new command-and-control servers are located in Estonia, and the domains registered through a registrar in Russia."

Reference
Kaplan, Dan; November 26, 2008. Spam climbing back up after botnets return online. HERE