A sad and somewhat funny story in MotoringFile by the MINI USA Product Manager I’ve been on a personal mission to get Diesels here in the US since 2007. I’ve owned oil burners myself (PowerStroke F-250, X5 35d) and love the purring clatter of a Diesel that let’s everyone know that you’re smarter than the … Continue reading Mini Diesel Coming to America?
Compare and contrast. First, Jon Stewart makes fun of CIA loss of control over their stealth surveillance UAV in a segment called “I’m no expert but that sounds like bullsh#t”: The Daily ShowGet More: Daily Show Full Episodes,Political Humor & Satire Blog Second, the LA Times reports that surveillance UAVs (military-grade Predator B) are … Continue reading Spy Planes Veer into Iran, South Dakota
Last month I wrote about the shift in threats to ATMs. Explosives and cash trapping are on a sharp rise. The ATM Security 2011 conference in London confirmed this but also speculated that insider threats using malware attacks also will rise. The conference highlighted that 80% of unauthorized withdrawals against European chip cards now come … Continue reading Rwandan ATMs to Dispense Cash with PIN Only
There is a nice summary and introduction to VXLAN on BORGcube. Note the system responsible for encapsulation as that is always a focus area of manipulation. Can a guest probe ARP information on another host, for example, beyond what the local host is meant to reveal? …you can think of VXLAN as a tunneling scheme … Continue reading VXLAN Primer