links of the day 10/15/2013 (p.m.)

• Activist Post: Forbidden Land Of Fukushima – A Photo Journal

• Activist Post: Central Banker Admits Bitcoin Cannot Be Regulated

• The little-known police department that guards the White House - The Week

• 'Thousands of Americans' emails' - The Week

• The U.S. Has REPEATEDLY Defaulted | Washington's Blog

• Undernews: An FBI hostage negotiator on the mess in Washington

• Activist Post: Fiery Explosions Rock New NSA Spy Center

• Activist Post: The U.S. Military Is Creating Iron Men, Super Soldiers And Terminator Robots To Fight Future Wars

• Activist Post: UN Drug Chief Warns US-Run Afghanistan is a "Narco-State"

• Reprieve

• Activist Post: US Globalized Torture Black Sites

• Activist Post: 10 Ways The NSA Spies On You

• Activist Post: Epic Battle For Internet Control Has Begun

• Activist Post: Fleecing the Taxpayer in the Age of Petty Tyrannies

• Activist Post: Is Mass Surveillance So Bad If You Can't See It?

• Activist Post: Domestic "Internet of Things" Begins to Merge With The Industrial Smart Grid

• Daily Kos: Shutdown of 150th coal plant reminder that so-called 'war on coal' must not be war on coal workers

• McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission : SCOTUSblog

• Daily Kos: Coal baron asks SCOTUS to help him buy more politicians with 'Citizens United II'

• Daily Kos: Shutdown is good news for survivalists

• The Internet Shouldn’t Own You - The Daily Beast

• 7 Things You Might Not Know About Iranian Views of Israel - The Daily Beast

• Anne Frank’s Amsterdam - The Daily Beast

• BLAKE GOPNIK on art: Archive

• Did the U.S. Make a Mistake In Seizing Anas al-Liby? - The Daily Beast

• You Think You Knew Crazy? Think Again. 10 Shockers from the Increasingly Unhinged Right Wing

• Women Are Fighting Back Against "Revenge Porn" Exposure, But the Solutions Are Not Always Simple

• Death by the Choking Game

• Death by the Choking Game | Alternet

• A Journey to the Heart of Israel’s National Nightmare | Alternet

• Anonymous Targets Town for Dropping Charges Against Man Who Allegedly Sexually Assaulted 14-Year-Old and Left Her to Die | Alternet

• What I Learned About Humanity From Living on the Streets | Alternet

• PHOTOS: The Oil Spill North Dakota Tried to Keep Secret | Alternet

• 2,5 jaar geëist tegen Italiaanse penisfaker - Meer Sport - De Morgen

• VIER en VIJF lanceren online videoplatform Meer.be - tv - De Morgen

• Kan voetbal België redden? Het zal! - Opinie - De Morgen

• Fyra-producent beschuldigt NMBS van moddercampagne - Binnenland - De Morgen

• Libië vangt vluchtelingen op in dierentuin

• www.yougoodfighter.be hacked. Notified by zerobyte

• www.puzzel.be hacked. Notified by Str4what-Luffy

• www.stripgilde.be hacked. Notified by Str4what-Luffy

• blogspotter.be hacked. Notified by Str4what-Luffy

• www.crsambre.be hacked. Notified by Abuse Security Team

• SafeSlinger App for mobile devices

• Where War Reporting Goes Wrong » CounterPunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names

• ATMs Are Vulnerable to Attackers Looking to Steal Money: SecTor

• The Disconnect on Anonymous Sources - NYTimes.com

• N.S.A. Director Firmly Defends Surveillance Efforts - NYTimes.com

• Gallery - What our 3D-printed future looks like - Image 1 - New Scientist

• Best practices for threat management

• Why companies must have effective BYOD poicies

• Let police track you through your mobe - it's for your OWN GOOD • The Register

• Bitcoin - the Virtual Currency Facilitating Cybercriminals, Hitmen and Drug Dealers - IBTimes UK

• Cyber defenders are in short supply as hacking wars escalate - NBC News.com

• After NSA revelations, BitTorrent tries to capitalize on privacy fears - The Globe and Mail

• AlienVaultLabs/malware_analysis/KINS/kins.yar at master · AlienVault-Labs/AlienVaultLabs · GitHub

• XyliBox: Having a look on the KINS Toolkit

• Strengths and weaknesses of MS SmartScreen filter

• Yara rules for leaked KINS toolkit

• Internet sites "fingerprint" users by secretly collecting browser info

• Strategic Planning & Strategy Panels Schedules Updated | ICANN

• NSA Leaks Prompt Rethinking of U.S. Control Over the Internet's Infrastructure | Threat Level | Wired.com

• Stallman: How Much Surveillance Can Democracy Withstand? | Wired Opinion | Wired.com

• Snowden's email provider Lavabit flows again to let users retrieve data • The Register

• Laptops Snowden took to Hong Kong and Russia 'just a decoy' • The Register

• EU-privacygroep hekelt onvolledige cookiepermissievraag - Webwereld

• EU: cybercrime kost 290 miljard euro per jaar | Computer Idee

• NewsBrief Europe in the mediawatch

• 'Dark Money' Group Granted Tax-Exemption Despite Campaign Spending

• Who Is The Smallest Government Spender Since Eisenhower? Would You Believe It's Barack Obama? - Forbes

• How E-Cigarettes Lead To Heroin - Forbes

• The Federal Government's Reaction To Bitcoin Is An Acknowledgement Of The Dollar's Vulnerability - Forbes

• The Federal Government's Reaction To Bitcoin Is An Acknowledgement Of The Dollar's Vulnerability - Forbes

• Why Does The US Government Feel Threatened By Bitcoins?

• AU Countries Threaten To Leave ICC

• All Nuclear Reactors Must Go Now, Expert Panels Charge

• Organization Seeks To Bridge The ‘Digital Divide’

• Will SCOTUS Open Up Campaign Finance To Even More Mega-Donors?

• The Obama Administration and the Press - Reports - Committee to Protect Journalists

• Where is the Happiest Place on Earth? - Goodnet

• An Ode to Punk Chicks - Orange County - Slideshows

• Harry Reid slugs the far-right bully - The Hill's Pundits Blog

• Hillary Clinton could win all 50 states running against Banana Republicans in 2016 - The Hill's Pundits Blog

• The CIA’s forecast: “Nonstates” and “devolution.” Did Bush/Cheney destroy America? - The Hill's Pundits Blog

• Internet sales tax advances after Obama endorsement - The Hill's Hillicon Valley

• Report: Obama appointees using secret email accounts - The Hill's E2-Wire

• Cory Booker would likely smash Twitter records in the Senate - The Hill - covering Congress, Politics, Political Campaigns and Capitol Hill | TheHill.com

• Federal Register | Energy Conservation Program for Consumer Products and Certain Commercial and Industrial Equipment: Proposed Determination of Computers as a Covered Consumer Product

• Online ad industry goes on the offensive with new study - The Hill's Hillicon Valley

• California governor vetoes state email privacy bill - The Hill's Hillicon Valley

• uSwitch News: Government unveils ‘family-friendly’ rental rules

• Court: NSA can continue sweeping phone data collection (Video) - The Hill's Hillicon Valley

• Malala Yousafzai Tells Obama To End Pakistan Drone Strikes

• Potential For South Sudan To Rebuild Economy, Bean By Bean

• Missouri Gov. Calls Off Execution Using Experimental Drug Following EU Threats

• Factbox: Libya's rival militia groups | DefenceWeb

• Norwegian citizen possibly involved in Kenya mall attack: Norway

• France says its forces kill 10 Islamist militants in Mali

• Premier's brief 'arrest' highlights anarchy in Libya

• Western allies have little chance of influencing Libya

• Libya's PM was embattled even before his brief capture

• From Egypt, the message is 'Obama keep your aid'

• Kenya charges man with terrorist plot, links him to mall attack

• Bomb blast in Ethiopian capital kills two: state radio

• In Egypt, deposed president's family say Mursi won't negotiate

• GCHQ mass surveillance putting right to challenge state at risk, say lawyers | UK news | The Guardian

• Metasploit website Hacked just by sending a spoofed DNS change request via Fax to Domain Registrar - The Hacker News

• FBI Claims That Israel Conducted Aggressive High Tech Espionage Campaign on the U.S. - i-HLS

• The NSA's problem? Too much data. - The Washington Post

Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.