Verizon has released their 2009 Data Breach Investigations Report. Perhaps someone can recommend a new name for next year so we don’t have to say “did you see DBIR?” This is pronounced “Da Bear” and seems to start all kinds of references to Chicago sports. Back to the point, the numbers are up, as most … Continue reading Verizon 2009 Data Breach Report
Der Spiegel interviewed terror expert and Obama advisor Bruce Riedel about the evolving focus on Pakistan. SPIEGEL: Currently, there are many reports about how closely the Pakistani secret service ISI is intertwined with terror groups. Does the ISI actually supply the Taliban with ammunition, trucks and recruits? Riedel: These are serious issues. We are raising … Continue reading America and Pakistan’s ISI
A letter in Missouri State from February 20th has stoked a lot of attention by attempting to profile domestic militia and terrorist members, and doing a really poor job of it. Chuck Baldwin for example found it offensive: On March 23, DPS Director John Britt sent an apology letter to Ron Paul, Bob Barr, and … Continue reading Missouri Renounces MIAC Report
Perhaps you were wondering how to finance your next trip to Krakow, Poland. Maybe you also like killing birds. Problem solved. The Krakow Post reports: “The programme is very progressive,” explained Mateusz Kierewicz, a local councilman and the main proponent of the new legislation. “The city’s pigeon problem has simply grown too large to ignore, … Continue reading Krakow Pays Bounty for Pigeons