Creepy" Crime: Trying to Put Spying Eye on Ex (nbcdfw.com)

A man broke into a Carrollton home on Tuesday and tried to secretly install hidden cameras to spy on his former wife and her current boyfriend, police said. more 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
PJL 10th June 2010

Seasonal Flu Vaccine Remains Suspended For Young Children Without Risk Factors

After consideration of the results to date of a comprehensive investigation into the safety of the seasonal flu vaccine for young children, I have advised, that as a precaution, the suspension of seasonal flu vaccination should continue for healthy children under five years of age. more

PJL 8th June 2010

Unemployment Benefits Fraud Soars In 2009 (nbc26.com)

Fraud in Wisconsin's unemployment insurance program has more than tripled over the past two years to $17.7 million in 2009, according to state figures. more

PJL 7th June 2010

Australia Police Probe Google's Street View Service (bloomberg.com)

Australian police are probing Google Inc.’s Street View mapping service for possible breaches of data-security laws, two weeks after the nation’s communications minister criticized the company’s methods. more

PJL 7th June 2010

Security Guard Killed In Sydney CBD Ambush (abc.net.au)

A security guard has died after being shot when four masked men ambushed an armoured van in Sydney's CBD this morning. more

PJL 6th June 2010

Crypto Anywhere

Crypto Anywhere is secure email on the move! Crypto Anywhere is small enough to fit on a single floppy or USB key chain drive and is very easy to use.

Don't have a computer yourself but want to protect your web based e-mail at your local internet cafe? Crypto Anywhere is for you! If you suspect your employer is reading your private email, put an end to that.

If you run Crypto Anywhere from a floppy disk or USB drive, you can encrypt your email without even installing software on your workstation.

With Crypto Anywhere you can send and receive secure mail to and from anyone with an email account - the recipients do not have to be "crypto savvy" or even have Crypto Anywhere themselves. more

PJL 5th June 2010

10 Bizarre But True Ways Your Home Is Susceptible To Hackers (foxnews.com)

Reality is scarier than fiction -- especially when it comes to what hackers can do. In many bizarre-but-true ways, your home is wide open to hacker attacks. Right now.

While you're reading this, a criminal could be logging in to your router and using it as a porn server. He could be using a Bluetooth "sniper rifle" (like the one shown below) to tap into your phone while you chat by the window. He could even physically steal your printer and capture from its circuitry the financial records you printed last week.

Here are 10 scary -- and real -- home-security threats hackers may try, and how to block them -- if you can. more

By John Brandon | Published June 03, 2010 | FOXNews.com

PJL 4th June 2010