A2 sends:
I see I.E. / MS Security Essentials (as of latest Def sets) has
marked Cryptome
as a unsafe / Spyware site .. so don’t visit! LOL
![[Image]](index-cryptome-google-cache_files/unsafe-site-13.jpg)
Afpak Fun
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War protesters gesture at the presidential helicopters as President
Barack
Obama arrives to speak at a fundraiser to benefit the Democratic
National
Committee and the re-election campaign for Senator Barbara Boxer on
April
19, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. AP
![[Image]](index-cryptome-google-cache_files/afpak-fun-21n-98.jpg)
The body of a child lies in a coffin decorated with flowers in
Khost province
on April 20, 2010. Four children were killed April 19 in crossfire
between
foreign soldiers and insurgents in eastern Afghanistan, the
education ministry
said on April 20. Getty
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An Afghan woman begs in Mazar-e-Sharif, northwest of Kabul,
Aghanistan, Sunday,
April 18, 2010. AP
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Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Navy Adm. Mike Mullen tests a
robotic
wheelchair endurance and skill prototype April 19, 2010, at the
University
of Pittsburgh?s Center of Excellence for Wheelchair and Related
Technology
in Pittsburgh, Pa. Mullen and his wife, Deborah, have embarked on a
"Conversation
with the Country" tour, the first leg in a yearlong series of stops
at America's
universities to discuss issues relevant to the military and how
educational
institutions can participate in helping veterans and their
families. (DoD
photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Chad J. McNeeley,
U.S.
Navy/Released)
Yushu Quake Before and After Satellite Images
http://www.flickr.com/photos/digitalglobe-imagery/sets/72157623869151400
Eyjafjallajokull Volcano, Iceland, Satellite Images
http://www.flickr.com/photos/digitalglobe-imagery/sets/72157623871681808
Heh, smells like another promo for Internet clampdown,
"policy-makers" and
"security practitioners" bribing "academics" to gloss the ploy --
there is
a flood of these shenanigans taking place worldwide in concert with
a flood
of alleged attacks by outlaw hackers on government and corporate
shared secrets
for controlling information.
TERRORISM and NEW MEDIA
http://www.dcu.ie/~cis/TNM/index.html
The purpose of this conference is to bring together academics from a
broad
range of disciplines with policy-makers and security practitioners
that have
knowledge and/or expertise that can facilitate advances in the
study of Terrorism
and New Media, particularly the Internet, in novel ways. This is
the first
academic conference to subject the relationship between terrorism
and new
media, particularly the Internet, to truly multi-disciplinary
scrutiny. The
one-day conference (Wednesday, 8 September) will feature a series
of panels
and a number of plenary addresses. The conference will be followed
on Thursday,
9 September by a workshop devoted to the robust debate and analysis
of currently
‘hot’ topics in the realm of terrorism and the Internet,
particularly
the question of the role of the Internet in processes of
radicalisation.
A sends:
Google has deleted from Picasa the entire album of images from
NowThatsFuckedUp.com and sent the following notice:
Please be advised that we have recently received reports that
inappropriate
content has been posted to your Picasa Web Albums account. One or
more photos
displayed in your gallery violates our Program Policies and has
been removed.
Our Policies state that images displayed on picasaweb.google.com
cannot contain
obscenity, pornography, promotions of hate, incitement of
violence, or spam,
malicious code, or viruses. Please note that if you continue to
violate these
Program Policies, we may suspend your Picasa Web Albums account.
To read more about our Program Policies and Terms of Service,
please visit
http://picasa.google.com/web/policy.html
Thank you for your cooperation.
While I don't think these images actually violate Google's stated
terms for
hosted images, it seems clear that Google's Picasa service is
unwilling to
host images that depict the true horror of war. Such censorship is
regrettable.
As an alternative to Picasa, the archive of photographs from
NowThatsFuckedUp.com
may now be downloaded as a 38 mb .zip archive here:
http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0By5Wb_RKhoEMOGU2MWY4OWMtMWNiMi00YTU4LWFkZjAtOWNmMj
RkZTBkMDgx&hl=en
It is not known whether Google will conrtinue to permit the sharing
of these
images on Google Docs. Cryptome and any others who may be
interested are
welcome to mirror these images.
Cryptome mirror:
http://cryptome.net/NowThatsFuckedUp.zip
(41MB)
This is collection hundreds of war carnage photos for Porn of War
fans much
more arousing than the Wikileaks gunship video of Reuters staff
killings.
From: "Foot, Bernard" <Bernard.FOOT[at]thales-esecurity.com>
To: "'cryptome[at]earthlink.net'" <cryptome[at]earthlink.net>
Subject: F.a.o. John Young: Copyrighted and Sensitive Information
on Crypt
ome
Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2010 15:17:11 +0100
There are a couple of manuals relating to our RG7000 Host Security
Module
posted on Cryptome:
http://cryptome.org/gag/HSM_I&O_Manual_1270A513-3.pdf
http://cryptome.org/gag/HSM_Programmers_Manual_-1270A514-3.pdf
These also appear on mirror site
http://cryptome.quintessenz.at/mirror/gag/
These documents are the copyright of Zaxus, which is now part of
Thales
e-Security. They provide instructions on the use of the RG7000 Host
Security
Module which is used to secure credit and debit card payments:
making this
information available online will aid criminals in attacking the
banking
system and robbing consumers.
Therefore I'd appreciate it if you would delete these files to
prevent them
from falling into inappropriate hands.
Regards,
Bernard Foot
Product Manager
THALES Information Systems Security
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T: +44 (0) 1844 204 173 (Direct)
M: +44 (0) 797 607 8549
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Thales now owns the nCipher product range. See www.nCipher.com
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