Loss of Privacy

Anonymous hacked into a conference call between the FBI and Scotland Yard. You can listen to the conversation below.

The Anonymous hacker managed to listen in to the call after accessing an FBI email which gave details of the intended call. The email was also posted online.

Best comment in the audio recording:

“He hacked some gaming site called . . . Steam.”

Yeah, Steam is just some gaming site. Their job is to track online hackers, yet they haven’t a clue what Steam is or what happened when it was hacked.

You can also read it at Pastebin or download the mp3.

From WFAA:

Police suspect Clayton Keith Dovel, a Transportation Security Administration baggage inspector at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Terminal E, of stealing iPads from checked luggage.

Here’s a tip folks, don’t put electronics in checked luggage. The TSA workers cannot be trusted.

They have a point. It’s also why I’m not staying logged in to any google account because of the privacy policy changes and why my mail accounts won’t be with google either (not that they are now anyway).

The nine berobed big brains of the Supreme Court make sense of what appear to be arbitrary, archaic distinctions of profanity and nudity.

That’s right folks, America is still the land of blood and violence on television, but show a side boob and everyone goes apeshit and starts fining people. If you’re going to let the government dictate your moral standards, there should be some sort of standard and not random fines depending on who is in office at the time.