This story can’t be real. It sounds like, at least for Mr. Wiener, the issue with being naked is about safety… Public nudity, he explains, is legal in San Francisco and in recent years a group known informally as Naked Guys have shown unbridled enthusiasm for appearing in the nude. “I see it pretty regularly, … Continue reading Wiener against bare bottoms in SF
On September 3rd at 18:52 the Microsoft Security Response twitter account sent out this notice: We’re in the process of moving all DigiNotar CAs to the Untrusted Root Store which will deny access to any website using DigiNotar CAs This was four days after they had sent out a security advisory on SSL fraud linked … Continue reading The DigiNotar effect
The New York Times reports that a human rights advocacy group has filed a complaint in reference to Cisco network surveillance product marketing material. The group’s evidence includes documents that the group says were part of Cisco’s marketing pitch to Chinese organizations and government agencies, including a page from a PowerPoint presentation boasting that Cisco’s … Continue reading Cisco Sued for Aiding Chinese Authorities
A guard at a BP facility in Alaska is said to have shot an endangered Polar Bear with an explosive shotgun charge. The bear died from internal injuries a few days later. Late in the evening of Aug. 3, a security guard, employed by Purcell Security, saw what turned out to be a female polar … Continue reading BP Shoots and Kills Polar Bear