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Monthly Archives: May 2011
All your base are belong to?
OK there have been a lot of reported cyber attacks lately, from the Google attacks last year to Stuxnet to all of the energy and oil companies to governments and defense contractors like Lockheed Martin and Sony being attacked this … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet, hackers, Security
Tagged Google, Lockheed Martin, Security, Sony, Stuxnet, Windows
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Enough already, deal with it!
The IEA (International Energy Agency) has now stated that “This significant increase in CO2 emissions and the locking in of future emissions due to infrastructure investments represent a serious setback to our hopes of limiting the global rise in temperature to no more … Continue reading
Java Trench (Indonesia) analysis
The fault along the south west side of Indonesia is called the Java Trench. This is a very active subduction zone where the Australian plate is being forced under the Eurasian plate. This fault system is responsible for a lot of very large earthquakes … Continue reading
Posted in Earth Science, Earthquake
Tagged Earthquake, Fault (geology), Indonesia, Subduction
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You know, this means war! Kinda
OK we have all heard of and I have written of the Mac “scareware” that has been hitting Mac users of late. Apple is putting out a fix or two to stop this and people are being told to get … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet, Security
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What led up to the Haiti Quake and what happens next?
I took a look at seismic activity in Haiti, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico area. This area has, at first look an a map, a lot of small earthquakes and could be a cluster. But a cluster would have … Continue reading
Posted in Earth Science, Earthquake
Tagged Cuba, Earthquake, Fault (geology), Haiti, Jamaica, Puerto Rico
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Mac needs AntiVirus?
Since when did it mean that because a person is social engineered to install a Trojan everyone needs antivirus? Those people who said, ‘hey this is a scam’ and not get infected don’t need one. One malware does not mean that … Continue reading
Oh Sony, not again, Rule 16 may apply…
No this is not the Sony hacked again blog, but Sony got hacked again and this time it’s Canadian. Today another hit on Sony‘s web properties as the Canadian version of the Official Sony Ericsson eShop was attacked successfully. A … Continue reading
Sony security FAIL AGAIN!!
OK last week we learned of more Sony security issues and Today yet another one. Today Sony’s Greece music site, Sony BMG Greece, was attacked successfully via an SQL injection attack. This was noted when someone started posting the details … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet, hackers, Security
Tagged Database, Sony, Sony BMG, SQL, SQL injection
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Earthquake Turkey 2011, part of the earthquake storm?
Turkey has been the site of another deadly earthquake and our thoughts go out to those affected by this and other quakes. But Turkey is the home of the idea of the Earthquake Storm so it seems that maybe we should check … Continue reading
Posted in Earth Science, Earthquake, Science
Tagged Earthquake, Earthquake storm, Quake (natural phenomenon), Turkey
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Borg or No (S31) 