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Dean Procter - Transinteract - Sydney | 06/07/2011 | 5921 views

NATO persecution update

Hackers claimed yesterday that they had hacked NATO primary servers including nato.int. Read, this is not the library where 11,000 often amateurish passwords were used by Military, NSA and other personnel accessing the library. In that case the library was maintained by a third party. In the most recent intrusion hackers have taken over the nato.i... Tags: SecurityGroup: Whatever...

Dean Procter - Transinteract - Sydney | 23/06/2011 | 5833 views

Security: Be very worried NATO uses hbgary

I have to speak out. You must remember hbgary, the company which apparently conspired with BoA/DOJ on ways (some illegal) in which to tackle wikileaks? Well they were allegedly hacked by a 16yr girl in retaliation for their unethical actions and the CEO subsequently quit. The company emails & files for ...well several years... are circulating... Tags: SecurityGroup: Information Security

Dean Procter - Transinteract - Sydney | 07/06/2011 | 2841 views

Your dingle dongle is impotent.

Recent events have really let the cat out of the bag with all sorts of unknown actors likely to have access to your secure....ha hermm....token. Not just the usual types. Oils aint oils, when it comes to snake oil with a 'secret recipe'. I am lead to understand that your RSA token may be up for replacement. Token all the way, if you know what I me... Tags: SecurityGroup: Whatever...

Dean Procter - Transinteract - Sydney | 18/03/2011 | 2738 views

Why the World Is Going To Change Fast

In case you didn't notice, people have been doing bad things. Normally one can rise above the riff-raff, and 'that Dictator isn't bothering my children', that corporation 'isn't directly affecting me'. Rubbish. Try rising above the Japanese reactors. First: The Japanese company Tepco had a history of falsifying reports on nuclear safety. Second... Group: Whatever...

Dean Procter - Transinteract - Sydney | 15/02/2011 | 3923 views

NAB sprung not securing customer details

NAB cleaners dumped rubbish bin bags containing personal medicare, licence, passport, birth, address, employment etc in dumpsters not even the bank's bin. This meant that accessing the information wouldn't even be illegal. Privacy breach incalculable. $4 billion profit couldn't afford a $50 paper shredder. NAB promises to review procedures. Tags: Security, Retail bankingGroup: Whatever...