The Long Island Press says five people have already drowned this summer on a beach with “no swimming” signs posted: The latest incident involved a 12-yr-old girl on a school trip with other students from Harlem. A teacher at Columbia Secondary School for Math, Science and Engineering – one of three chaperones looking after sixth-grader … Continue reading Fifth Drowning Victim in Long Beach
Major David Willson is an attorney in the US Army. He has spent more than a decade providing legal advice to the DoD and NSA on information security. Yesterday at the BSides Denver conference Willson presented a paper titled “When does electronic espionage or a cyber Attack become an ‘Act of War’“. The BSides are … Continue reading When does Cyber Attack become War?
Controversy is erupting over whether to investigate Halliburton’s work for the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Here is my attempt at a remix of the topic. A report, quoted in the Atlantic, says cementing failure is the most common cause for spills: According to the Wall Street Journal, “a 2007 study by … Continue reading Halliburton and the Gulf Spill
This seems to be a popular search: XLlpX&submit_button=Search Sometimes it is just this: XLlpX Could this be meant for XLSX; the flaw in Microsoft decompression of XLSX files? The vulnerabilities could allow remote code execution if a user opens a specially crafted Excel file. An attacker who successfully exploited any of these vulnerabilities could gain … Continue reading XLlpX&submit_button=Search