links of the day 10/11/2013 (a.m.)

• Ministry - Greatest Fits (Full Album)

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• THE SPECIALS VS SKAVENJAH - HEY LITTLE RICH GIRL

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• A Flock of Seagulls - Dream Come True (Full Album) 1986

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• Luxury Grooves R&B Jazz Lounge Vol 2

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• Velvet Underground - Squeze (1973)

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• Paul Revere & The Raiders - Midnight ride (1966)

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• Faithless - God Is A DJ [first ever mix]

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• The Zeros - Don't Push Me Around (Full Album)

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• Norah Jones Not Too Late ( Full Album )

• The Allman Brothers - Blue Sky 1971

• Peter Paul & Mary_ See what tomorrow brings (1965) full album

• Peter Paul & Mary_ Moving (1963) full album

• Login and Password XXX - Pastebin.com

• Fecit-forum.org Hacked by Paronominal - Pastebin.com

• Telenet Ownage - Pastebin.com

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• Tjorven007 Hacked by Majd - Pastebin.com

• sqdsdss - Pastebin.com

• Email+pass By Abdobatkouk - Pastebin.com

• http://www.wvtv.be/adm/testupload.php

• Piratage: Voo reconnaît avoir été hacké par Rex Mundi il y a un an - RTBF Belgique

• Swiss authorities investigate potential manipulation of £3tn currency markets | Business | The Guardian

• Skype 6.9.60.106

• VNC Scan Enterprise Console 2013.10.9.23

• Free Keystroke Logger 2.5

• Cybersecurity should be seen as an occupation, not a profession, report says - CSO Online - Security and Risk

• Exclusive: Security firm says iPhone bug can thwart device wiper | Reuters

• Piracy Isn’t Killing The Entertainment Industry, Scholars Show | TorrentFreak

• http://www.networkworld.com/news/2013/100313-nsa-leaker-snowden-may-have-274509.html

• http://www.networkworld.com/news/2013/100913-intel-nsa-274676.html

• McAfee sets sandbox appliance to explode stealthy malware - Network World

• http://www.networkworld.com/news/2013/100313-mcafee-malware-274481.html

• Dual_EC_DRBG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

• NSA backdoor fears creating crisis of confidence in U.S. high-tech products, services - Network World

• NSA Leaker Snowden May Have Had Help - Network World

• Spionage Belgacom omvangrijker - NOS Nieuws

• Onrechtmatigheden bij afluisteren AIVD geconstateerd - Security.NL

• Technology eliminates bot-infected traffic from advertising campaigns

• Everything you need to know about your Windows 8.1 upgrade options | ZDNet

• ‘TWTRQ’ stock up as much as 1,800% as investors confuse Tweeter for Twitter - The Tell - MarketWatch

• In Obama’s war on leaks, reporters fight back - The Washington Post

• Silk Road bust hints at FBI's new cybercrime powers - tech - 04 October 2013 - New Scientist

• Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs - Calendar

• Reactions from the security community to the Adobe breach

• Mugshots - Mugshots.com -Search Inmate Arrest Mugshots Online. Arrest Records, Criminal Records, Official Records

• Google works to demote mug shot sites in search results | Internet & Media - CNET News

• DerbyCon 3 0 1105 Practical Exploitation Using A Malicious Service Set Identifier Ssid Deral Heiland - YouTube

• MEPs raise suspension of EU-US bank data deal

• Hackers target patient records | UK | News | Daily Express

• ABN Amro gaat internetbankieren zonder tracking-cookies - Security.NL

• Rabobank overweegt proces tegen Staat om geheimhouding - Webwereld

• DEATH WATCH counts down seconds to wearer's demise • The Register

• High-tech money -- redesigned $100 bill gets security features | Security & Privacy - CNET News

• These Are Some of the Most Amazing Lego Projects Ever Built | Raw File | Wired.com

• Number Crunching Shows Old Movies Are More Creative Than New Ones - Wired Science

• Out in the Open: The Free Tools That Let You Hack Your Whole Life | Wired Enterprise | Wired.com

• SANS' Pescatore: Security Needs Rethink For Internet Of Things | The Security Ledger

• IDC: 30 Billion Autonomous Devices By 2020 | The Security Ledger

• Weinig arrestaties met drones - Binnenland | Het laatste nieuws uit Nederland leest u op Telegraaf.nl [binnenland]

• Aussie govt knew of PRISM ahead of Snowden leaks - Security - Technology - News - iTnews.com.au

• Aussie govt knew of PRISM ahead of Snowden leaks - Security - Technology - News - iTnews.com.au

• Supreme Court Declines to Decide When Online Speech Becomes an Illegal Threat | Threat Level | Wired.com

• 73 Percent Of Organizations Fail To Block Privileged User Access To

• Big Data in Human Resources: A World of Haves And Have-Nots - Forbes

• Vulnerable and aggressive adware threatening millions

• Video: How the grid will be hacked

• Globalization and Human Rights - Nicholas D. Kristof Blog - NYTimes.com

• Governing by Blackmail - NYTimes.com

• Our Security Models Will Never Work — No Matter What We Do | Wired Opinion | Wired.com

• The Whistleblower's Guide to the Orwellian Galaxy: How to Leak to the Press | Wired Opinion | Wired.com

• Want to Evade NSA Spying? Don't Connect to the Internet | Wired Opinion | Wired.com

• Cisco patches vulnerabilities in some security appliances, switches and routers - CIO.com

• So Much Data, So Little Security -- What Happens if Your City Gets Hacked?

• India Ordered to Introduce 'paper Trail' in Electronic Voting Machines - CIO.com

• U.S. Army Evaluates Self-Driving, Machine Gun-Toting Robots - CIO.com

• People Flock to Anonymizing Services After NSA Snooping Reports - CIO.com

• German NSA has deal to tap ISPs at major Internet Exchange | Ars Technica

• Director of National Intelligence - Open Source Center

• CIA Halts Public Access to Open Source Service - Secrecy News

• Network Solutions Investigating DNS Hijack - CIO.com

• Free secure messaging app from Carnegie Mellon researchers

• The Ultimate Bitcoin Question: Can the Feds Spend $3.3M in Seized Digital Currency? | Wired Enterprise | Wired.com

• Microsoft pays hacker $100,000 for finding security holes

• Cyborg Cockroach Company Sparks Ethics Debate - Wired Science

• A Smartphone Charger That Sniffs for Malware - MIT Technology Review

• Amazon Wins Victory in Quest for Top Secret CIA Cloud | Wired Enterprise | Wired.com

• UK bankers prep for cyberwar: Will simulate ATTACK on system • The Register

• Drone Pilot Fights for Right to Profit in the Unmanned Skies | Threat Level | Wired.com

• BBC News - Ford car takes control of steering to avoid collisions

• Dangerous vBulletin exploit in the wild

• BBC News - Blackhole malware exploit kit suspect arrested

• NSA wants even greater powers … to defend Wall Street - Salon.com

• Christian delusions are driving the GOP insane - Salon.com

• Tea Party radicalism is misunderstood: Meet the “Newest Right” - Salon.com

• Right-wing coup: Deluded secessionists have already won - Salon.com

• Ex-GOP insider unloads: Blame “neo-Confederate insurrectionists” for shutdown! - Salon.com

• Shutdown shows the Civil War never ended - Salon.com

• No one at Fukushima seems to have any idea what they’re doing - Salon.com

• 10 Most Incredible Earth Scars

• 10 Most Incredible Airplane Graveyards on Earth

• Photographer Michael Wolf Captures 'The Real Toy Story'

• Sinister Images of Far Eastern Death Penalties from the Early 1900s

• NSA wants even greater powers … to defend Wall Street - Salon.com

• Starting tomorrow, we’re down 90 percent of our nuclear safety regulators - Salon.com

• Dave Eggers made me quit Twitter - Salon.com

• Piercing through WhatsApp’s encryption - xnyhps’ blog

• A Novel Prompts a Conversation About How We Use Technology - NYTimes.com

• Google offers rewards for code improvements to open source programs

• How Microsoft uses wargames to fight attackers - Security - Technology - News - iTnews.com.au

• 13,2 procent van de Amsterdammers heeft te maken met cybercrime - Amsterdam - dichtbij.nl - Amsterdam-West

• Europol: overheid moet eisen stellen aan beveiliging software - IT Pro - Nieuws - Tweakers

• Police requests DNS provider to take down criminal site, CEO asks for court order

• Top IT predictions for 2014 and beyond

• New partnerships to allow processing of even bigger data - Training & Development - Business - News - iTnews.com.au

• Scientific Data Has Become So Complex, We Have to Invent New Math to Deal With It - Wired Science

• D66 bezorgd om meelezen Whatsapp - Binnenland | Het laatste nieuws uit Nederland leest u op Telegraaf.nl [binnenland]

• How Location Tracking Will Change the Way You Shop

• How Location Tracking Will Change the Way You Shop - CIO.com

• Digital Sharing: What's your Online Persona? | Cashless Pioneers Blog I MasterCard Social Media NewsroomCashless Pioneers Blog I MasterCard Social Media Newsroom

• Surprises in CFPB’s complaint database - ABA Banking Journal

• Commercial customers still balk at their own security - ABA Banking Journal

• As Planet Warms 13% of Humanity Headed For Worse Water Scarcity

• "Turtelboom overtreedt Conventie Mensenrechten" - Binnenland - De Morgen

• "Websites die gebruikers stiekem volgen groter probleem dan gedacht" - Internet - De Morgen

• Christopher Painter: U.S. Focuses on International Cybercrime

• Big Data: Beware of Overspending - GovInfoSecurity

• Saudi Arabia blocks citizens' access to website supporting women's right to drive - IFEX

• FDIC Offers Breach Prevention Advice - InfoRiskToday

• Fostering the Cloud in Law Enforcement

• Report Finds Police Worldwide Criminalize Dissent, Assert New Powers in Crackdown on Protests | Democracy Now!

• 4 important lessons learned from the Silk Road smackdown | PCWorld

• End Of The Silk Road: FBI Says It's Busted The Web's Biggest Anonymous Drug Black Market - Forbes

• Expert: Card-Not-Present Fraud to Grow - GovInfoSecurity

• How Does The NSA Bypass Online Encryption?

• Wall of Shame: Four Years Later - DataBreachToday

• Arizona Ranchers Say Mexican Drug Lords Rule in U.S. Border Regions: ‘We’re Living By the Law Of the Cartels’ | TheBlaze.com

• Homeland Security Today: DHS IG: TSA Lacked Proper Strategy for Deploying ‘Whole Body Scanners’

• Calibre 1.5

• Free Studio 6.1.12.925

• CopyTrans Manager 0.993

• NxFilter 1.6

• Freemake Video Converter 4.0.4.1

• FB Checker 2.6

• Wise Disk Cleaner 7.94

• SUMo 3.8.1.211

• Genuine Registry Doctor 2.6.5.2

• Mail from the (Velvet) Cybercrime Underground — Krebs on Security

• NIST Reevaluating Cryptography Guidance: Did NSA Influence Taint IT Security Standards?

• Infosecurity - Why Industry is Losing the Battle Against State-Sponsored Attacks

• Unexpected IE Zero Day Used in Banking, Gaming Attacks | Threatpost

• RSA SecurID attack details unveiled – lessons learned

• RSA: SecurID Attack Was Phishing Via an Excel Spreadsheet | Threatpost

• PR101 / 2013 / News & media releases / News and media / Internet / Home - INTERPOL

• The US Needs To Learn To Limit--Not Win--A Cyber War - Forbes

• The Icefog APT: A Tale of Cloak and Three Daggers - Securelist

• "This site may harm your computer". How to recognize and defeat website infections - Securelist

• HTTPS working for malicious users - Securelist

• The Icefog APT: Frequently Asked Questions - Securelist

• "NetTraveler is Running!" - Red Star APT Attacks Compromise High-Profile Victims - Securelist

• NetTraveler Is Back: The 'Red Star' APT Returns With New Tricks - Securelist

• Database of illegal downloaders – are British ISPs to become the “music NSA”? | Naked Security

• Chemring Technology Solutions Launches Lightweight Electronic Warfare Manpack System -- ROMSEY, England, September 3, 2013 /PR Newswire UK/ --

• IpDnsResolver 1.3.7

• EMDB 1.86

• CCleaner 4.05.4250

• Defraggler 2.15.742

• ProcessKO 3.03

• Save as PDF 1.0.2

• Attachment Save 1.0.0

• FeedTurtle 6.8.1

• Advanced SystemCare 6.4.0.292

• Ip2CountryResolver 1.4.4

• Free Internet Eraser 4.0

• VMware Player 6.0

• Why the NSA's attacks on the internet must be made public | Bruce Schneier | Comment is free | theguardian.com

• Tor: 'The king of high-secure, low-latency anonymity' | World news | theguardian.com

• 'Tor Stinks' presentation – read the full document | World news | theguardian.com

• 'Peeling back the layers of Tor with EgotisticalGiraffe' – read the document | World news | theguardian.com

• Attacking Tor: how the NSA targets users' online anonymity | World news | theguardian.com

• NSA and GCHQ target Tor network that protects anonymity of web users | World news | The Guardian

• FBI IG Report PhoneSurveilance 2010

• How A Telecom Helped The Government Spy On Me

• Arrest Of Alleged Silk Road Ringleader Threatens Circulation Of Bitcoins

• SAC 2013 Program

• ellipticnews | The Elliptic Curve Cryptography blog

• Joomla and WordPress Sites Under Constant Attack From Botnets | Security Intelligence Blog | Trend Micro

• Compromised Sites Conceal StealRat Botnet Operations | Security Intelligence Blog | Trend Micro

• 'Jullie hebben geen idee van omvang Amerikaanse spionage in Nederland' - De afluisterpraktijken van de NSA - VK

• Iran Surprises Itself and the World | Brookings Institution

• A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering: Can Apple read your iMessages?

• A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering: TweetNaCl

• A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering: Is the cryptopocalypse nigh?

• A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering: A note on the NSA, the future and fixing mistakes

• A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering: The Many Flaws of Dual_EC_DRBG

• RSA warns developers not to use RSA products

• A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering

• A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering: On the NSA

• NSA's quest to subvert encryption, install backdoors

• Yes, the NSA Hacked Encryption — But You Have a Defense - Nextgov.com

• In Test Project, N.S.A. Tracked Cellphone Locations - NYTimes.com

• ACLU v. Clapper - Legal Documents | American Civil Liberties Union

• WEAPON OF ANONYMOUS

• Man In The Browser attacks scare banking world

• Is Syria a Terminal Case? | Brookings Institution

• Russia and Turkey, Putin and Erdogan: One and the Same? | Brookings Institution

• In Egypt, ‘Deep State’ vs. ‘Brotherhoodization’ | Brookings Institution

• Why Economic Expansion in Places Like Turkey and Russia Won’t Stop Protests | Brookings Institution

• Young People on the Move: The Importance of Transferable Skills | Brookings Institution

• The 'Evil' in pakistan Our Textbooks | Brookings Institution

• Wise Disk Cleaner 7.93.563

• MSN Webcam Recorder 2013 6.0

• WOT (Web of Trust) for Firefox 20130902

• SUMo 3.8.0.210

• Free DVD Video Converter 2.0.14.827

• Surf Anonymous Free 2.3.2.6

• Freemake Video Converter 4.0.4.3

• ServersCheck Monitoring Software 10.3

• Hotspot Shield 3.13

• (42 unread) - mailforlen - Yahoo Mail

• Wise PC 1stAid 1.31

• US Cyber Weapon Classification Marks Beginning of Cyber Arms Race - IBTimes UK

• What the heck is a cyber-weapon, anyway? – Quartz

• Britain’s new cyberwar strike capabilities may just be political posturing – Quartz

• US Army develops human-on-a-chip tech for chemical testing, fleshy robot soldiers | ExtremeTech

• Hacking Exposed: PLA Edition - Dmitri Alperovitch and George Kurtz - YouTube

• Grappling with the ZeroAccess Botnet | Symantec Connect Community

• James Bamford on NSA Secrets, Keith Alexander's Influence &Massive Growth of Surveillance, Cyberwar - YouTube

• The Conversation: In-depth analysis, research, news and ideas from leading academics and researchers.

• Your body is the next frontier in cybercrime

• Hacking firm hints at cybercrime's professional elite - tech - 27 September 2013 - New Scientist

• Colombia: The virgin auctions in Pablo Escobar’s home town - Americas - World - The Independent

• BAE cashes in on state ‘cyber war’ - Business News - Business - The Independent

• Apple iTunes 11.1.1

• Spyware Terminator 2012 3.0.0.82

• Avira Free Antivirus 14 14.0.0.381

• Interview: Does Cyber Terror Need to Be Violent to Be Considered a 'War'? | Asia Society

• What the Spanish Civil War Tells Us About Syria and Cyber-Attacks - World Report (usnews.com)

• Information Warfare: Identifying The Big Dogs Of Cyber War

• Would Abandoning the War Model of Counterterrorism Make a Difference | New Republic

• Are We Winning Yet? Led Astray By Metrics

• The Interpreter | Lowy Institute for International Policy

• Lessons on Defense Strategy from the Interwar Years | Brookings Institution

• The End of the U.S. Military's Tech Edge?

• Commentary: Militarizing the Internet? | The National Interest

• AFCEA TechNet Land Forces East Aberdeen Chapter Lunch - LtGen Richa...

• Economist Debates: Cyber-warfare: Statements

• Is there such a thing as cyberwar?

• Russia to monitor 'all communications' at Winter Olympics in Sochi | World news | The Guardian

• Freedom on the Net 2013 | Freedom House

• Digital Blackwater: How the NSA Gives Private Contractors Control of the Surveillance State - YouTube

• Manning Prosecution Exhibits

• Manning Defense Exhibits

• Canadian spies met with energy firms, documents reveal | Environment | theguardian.com

• Libyan PM freed after stunning abduction - Yahoo News

• Reporter to publish Snowden leaks on France, Spain - Yahoo News

• Canadian spy agency ‘dissected’ Brazilian Energy Ministry — RT News

• Important Customer Security Announcement (Adobe Featured Blogs)

• World grapples with rise in cyber crime

• U.S. Department of Justice: United States Attorneys on Cybercrime

• Samsung Made a Curved Smartphone. Here's Why - Businessweek

• Unpaid Intern Is Ruled Not an ‘Employee,’ Not Protected From Sexual Harassment

• Manhattan U.S. Attorney’s Office Is ‘a Mess’ Over the Shutdown - Businessweek

• Justice Department Ramps Up Cybercrimes Prosecutions Despite Shutdown

• Coke, Pepsi Sugar Supplies Tied To Global Land Grabs, Conflict

• New California Law Rejects NDAA Indefinite Detention | Tenth Amendment Center Blog

• Are California's Groundbreaking Laws Constitutionally Sound?

• Did The Bitcoin Compromise Silk Road Users’ Anonymity?

• CODE2040

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