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Cyber News Rundown: Major Spike in Magecart Attacks
Jul 12, 2019 | Industry Intel
Magecart Attacks See Spike in Automation
The latest attack in the long string of Magecart breaches has apparently affected over 900 e-commerce sites in under 24 hours. This increase over the previous attack, which affected 700 sites, suggests that its authors are working on improving the automation of these information-stealing attacks. The results of these types of attacks can be seen in the latest major fines being issued under GDPR, including one to Marriott for $123 million and another to British Airways for a whopping $230.5 million.
Agent Smith Android Malvertiser Spotted
Researchers have been tracking the resurgence of an Android-based malware campaign that disguises itself as any number of legitimate applications to deliver spam advertisements. After being installed from a third-party app store, the malware checks both a hardcoded list and the command-and-control server for available apps to swap out for malicious copies, without alerting the device owner. The majority of targeted devices have been located in southwestern Asia, with other attacks showing up in both Europe and North America.
Third Florida City Faces Ransomware Attack
Almost exactly one month after the ransomware attack on Lake City, Florida, a third Florida city is being faced a hefty Bitcoin ransom to restore their systems after discovering a variant of the Ryuk ransomware. Similar to the prior two attacks, this one began with an employee opening a malicious link from an email, allowing the malware to spread through connected systems. It is still unclear if the city will follow the others and pay the ransom.
British Airways Receives Record GDPR Fine
Following a data breach last year that affected over 500,000 customers, British Airways has been hit with a total fine amount of $230.5 million. The amount is being seen as a warning to other companies regarding the severity of not keeping customer data safe, though it's still much less than the maximum fine amount of up to 4% of the company's annual turnover.
Georgia Court System Narrowly Avoids Ransomware Attack
Thanks to the quick work of the IT team from Georgia's Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC), a ransomware attack that hit their systems was swiftly isolated, leading to minimal damage. Even more fortunate for the AOC, the only server that was affected was an applications server used by some courts but which shouldn't disrupt normal court proceedings. Just days after the initial attack, the IT teams (aided by multiple law enforcement agencies) were already in the process of returning to normal operations without paying a ransom.
Cyber News Rundown: Second Florida Ransomware Attack
Jun 28, 2019 | Industry Intel
Second Florida City Pays Ransom
Following the news that Riviera Beach, FL would pay the ransom demanded by cyberattackers, the mayor of Lake City, FL has announced that the city will be paying the demanded ransom of $460,000 to restore access to their email and internal system servers. While law enforcement agencies strongly recommend against paying the ransom and suggest that victims instead attempt to recover encrypted files through backups or other offline methods, many companies who fall prey to ransomware attacks do not keep complete backups of their systems, so they may have no choice but to pay.
Group Arrested in Domain Spoofing Scam
Several individuals were recently arrested for creating a spoof domain for Blockchain.com, a site that allows users to access their cryptocurrency wallets. The individuals in question successfully stole over $27 million' worth of various currencies from roughly 4,000 victims by using their spoofed site to steal wallet credentials. The group was captured in two separate countries after more than a year of investigation.
Database for Insurance Marketing Site Exposed
A database belonging to MedicareSupplement.com, an insurance marketing site, was found to be publicly accessible, exposing the records of over 5 million customers. While it is unclear how long the database had been improperly secured, the researcher who discovered it in mid-May promptly reported it to the database owner. Amongst data exposed were nearly a quarter million records that indicated specific insurance categories.
Report Reveals Countries Most Targeted by Ransomware
A new report has run the numbers to uncover the top five countries most targeted by ransomware. So far in 2019, the list includes the USA, Brazil, India, Vietnam, and Turkey. During the first quarter of this year alone, the USA took 11% of the attacks, with Brazil coming in right behind with 10% of the total number of attacks. Even more concerning: the average ransom demand has nearly doubled since this time last year, jumping from around $6,700 to ca. $12,700.
IoT Malware Bricks Devices
Researchers have just found a new type of malware, dubbed Silex, that focuses on IoT devices running with default credentials. The malware then bricks—i.e., breaks in an irreparable or unrecoverable fashion—the entire device. The Silex authors claim to have distributed it with the specific intention of rendering devices unusable to prevent lower level scripters from adding the devices to their botnets. Fortunately, the authors did shut down the malware's command servers, though the already-distributed samples will continue their operations until they have been removed by security.
Jun 27, 2019 | Business + Partners, Featured Posts, Managed Service Providers, Threat Lab
We are excited to announce Webroot® DNS Protection now runs on Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Leveraging GCP in this way will provide Webroot customers with security, performance, and reliability.
Preventing denial of service (DoS) attacks is a core benefit of Webroot DNS Protection. Now, the solution benefits from Google Cloud load balancers with built-in DoS protection and mitigation, enabling the prevention of attack traffic before it ever hits the agent core.
"The big thing about Google Cloud is that it dynamically manages denial of service (DoS) attacks," said Webroot Sales Engineer Jonathan Barnett. "That happens automatically, and we know Google has that figured out."
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With this release, Webroot DNS Protection now runs on the Google Cloud's high-redundancy, low-latency networks in 16 regions worldwide. That means there's no need for a Webroot customer in Australia to have a DNS request resolved in Los Angeles, when more convenient infrastructure exists close by.
"Google Cloud provides the ability to scale by adding new regions or new servers whenever necessary as load or need determines, nationally or internationally," said Barnett. "This allows us to provide geolocation-appropriate answers for our customers, maximizing performance."
Because of GCP's global infrastructure footprint, Webroot can quickly and easily provision more of Google's servers in any region to ensure latency times remain low.
And because those regional deployments can be programmed to auto-scale with spikes in traffic, even drastically increasing loads won't increase wait times for requests.
According to Barnett, "Even if Webroot were to take on a large number of customers in a short time period, say with the closing of a deal to offer DNS solutions to an enterprise-level client with a number of subsidiaries, our environments would automatically scale with the additional load."
One more note on the release
Another key feature of the April DNS agent update regards switching communications from port 53, which is typically associated with DNS requests, to port 443, which is more commonly associated with SSL certificates.
The reason for this change is that, given port 443's relevance to routine requests like banking sites and those accepting payment information, it is rarely constrained, modified, or controlled. This will reduce the need to configure firewalls or make other admin adjustments in order for Webroot DNS Protection to function as intended.
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Streaming Safer Means Streaming Legally
Jun 25, 2019 | Home + Mobile
It's been more than a decade since Netflix launched its on-demand online streaming service, drastically changing the way we consume media. In 2019, streaming accounts for an astonishing 58 percent of all internet traffic, with Netflix alone claiming a 15 percent share of that use. But as streaming has become more common, so has the exploitation of streaming technologies. Some consumers stream illegally to cut costs, perceiving it to be a victimless crime. But as the saying goes: there's no such thing as a free lunch. Streaming is no exception.
Jailbreak!
By downloading illegal streaming apps from third-party sources (i.e. outside of the Apple® App Store or Google™ Play), users may think they're capitalizing on a clever loophole to access free services. However, according to a startling study conducted by Digital Citizens, 44 percent of households using pirated streaming services experienced a cybersecurity breach of one or more of their devices. That means if you use any type of illegal streaming device or app, you are six times more likely to fall victim to a cybersecurity attack than households using legal streaming services. Since a reported 12 million homes—in North America alone) are actively using pirated streams, that means illegal streaming may have led to up to 5 million potentially undetected breaches.
Why are illegal streams so attractive to cybercriminals? Because you're probably streaming using devices and applications that are connected to your home network. Unfortunately, the firewall on the average home router does not provide adequate security against attacks. Any malware introduced by the streaming software is likely able to get through successfully. If you're using a Window® computer or device, that means the malware can infiltrate not the device you're actively using, but also any other Windows devices using the same internet connection. By spreading itself across multiple devices, malware makes its own removal that much more difficult. Pair these details with the fact that illegal streaming users are less likely to report a malicious app, illegal streams provide a haven for cybercriminals in which they can easily attack users, infect their machines, steal their data, and hold their files for ransom.
Cybersecurity breaches caused by illegal streaming can manifest in many ways. For example, a popular illegal movie and live sports streaming app was observed scraping the connected WiFi name and password, as well as other sensitive information, according to ThreatPost.
How You Can Stream Safer
Ultimately, nobody can guarantee the security of an illegal stream. The truth is that legal streaming is the only safer streaming. That doesn't mean you have to go through the giants, like Netflix or Hulu. Users can now access many low-cost, legal streaming options—including a few that are ad-supported and are actually free. So why put yourself and your family at risk for the sake of an illegal stream?
If you're worried that someone with access to your WiFi network may be streaming illegally, thereby putting you and your devices in danger, make sure all of your devices are using up-to-date antivirus software to help stop cyberattacks and prevent malware infections. More importantly, talk with your family and friends about the real cost of "free" streaming. They'll be more cautious once they fully understand the risks.
Looking for more home security education? Check out our Home + Mobile playlist on YouTube.
Cyber News Rundown: GPS Vulnerabilities in Tesla Vehicles
Multiple Tesla Models Vulnerable to GPS Attacks
Though it's not the only manufacturer to offer GPS navigation in their vehicles, Tesla has once again suffered an attack on their GPS autopilot features. These attacks were able to trick the car into thinking it had arrived at an off-ramp more than two miles early, causing it to start to merge and eventually turn off the road entirely, even with a driver attempting to stop the action. Using off-the-shelf products, the test conductors were able to gain control of Tesla's GPS in less than a minute.
Oregon DHS Successfully Phished
The personally identifiable information for at least 645,000 Oregon Department of Human Services (DHS) patients was illicitly accessed after a successful phishing attack on nine DHS employees. The attack allowed the hackers to obtain 2 million emails from the accounts, which contained everything from names and birthdates to social security numbers and confidential health information. Fortunately, the DHS issued a password reset shortly after the initial breach that stopped the attackers from getting any further and began contacting potential victims of the attack.
IP and Computer Blacklisting in New Ryuk Variant
The latest variant of the Ryuk ransomware includes an IP blacklist and a computer name check prior to beginning encryption. The IPs and computer name strings were likely implemented to stop any encryption of Russian computer systems. After these checks, the ransomware continues as normal using .RYK as the appended file extension and a ransom note that points victims to make payments to one of two proton mail accounts.
EatStreet Ordering Services Breached
A data breach is affecting the food ordering service EatStreet and possibly all of its 15,000 partnered restaurants. Payment card information for millions of customers using the app, along with some banking information for the 15,000 business partners, is believed to have been compromised in the breach. Though EatStreet quickly began improving their security and implementing multi-factor authentication following the breach, the damage was already done.
Fake System Cleaners on the Rise
While phony system cleaner apps have been common for many years, a recent study shows that user numbers for these apps has doubled from the same time last year to nearly 1.5 million. These apps often appear innocent and helpful at the outset, while others have begun taking an outright malicious approach. To make matters worse, these apps are commonly installed to fix the very issues they later create by slowing the computer down and causing annoying popups.
Cyber News Rundown: Radiohead Hit by Ransomware Hack
Radiohead Refuses Ransom, Releases Stolen Tracks
The band Radiohead recently fell victim to a hack in which 18 hours of previously unreleased sessions were ransomed for $150,000. Rather than pay the ludicrous fee, the band instead opted to release the tracks through Bandcamp for a donation to charity. The unreleased sessions were stored as archived mini discs the band created during the years surrounding their third album, "OK Computer."
US Border Protection Breached by Contractor
A subcontractor for the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency is under scrutiny after it was revealed that they had illicitly transferred thousands of images of both license plates and travelers that had crossed the US/Mexico border in the last month. In doing so, the subcontractor broke several mandatory security policies written into a legal contract. While there is no sign of the images leaking onto the dark web, there is very little redress for the exposed travelers without proving actual harm.
Billions of Spam Emails Sent Everyday
The latest industry report on spam emails revealed that around 3.4 billion fake/spam emails are distributed across the globe each day. More worrisome is that the majority of these emails originate in the US and regularly target US-based industries. While many industries have improved security measures, larger enterprises have struggled to implement strong protection for their entire staff.
Ransomware Hits Washington Food Bank
The Auburn Food Bank in the State of Washington recently fell victim to a ransomware attack that encrypted all but one of their computers, which was isolated from the internal network. Instead of paying the ransom, the nonprofit chose to wipe all computers, including their email server, and begin rebuilding from scratch. The ransomware variant has been claimed to be GlobeImposter 2.0, which requires the victim to contact the attacker to determine the ransom demanded.
Retro Game Site Breached
The account information was leaked for over 1 million users of EmuParadise, a retro gaming site that hosts all things gaming related. The breach, which took place in April of 2018, affected 1.1 million IP and email addresses, many of which were found in previous data breaches. It is still unclear how the breach actually took place, though given the use of salted MD5 hashes for storing user data it's clear EmuParadise could have done more to properly secure their users information.
Cyber News Rundown: Medical Testing Service Data Breach
Jun 7, 2019 | Industry Intel
Quest Diagnostics Customers Affected by Third-Party Breach
The medical testing organization Quest Diagnostics has fallen victim to a third-party data breach that could affect nearly 12 million of their patients. AMCA, a collections agency that works with Quest Diagnostics, noticed unauthorized access to their systems over an eight-month period from August of last year through March 2019. The majority of data targeted were Social Security Numbers and other financial documents, rather than patient's health records. The market offers a premium for such data.
Adware Installed by Millions of Android Users
Until recently, there were over 230 apps on the Google Play store that had been compromised by a malicious plugin that forced out-of-app advertisements on unsuspecting victims. Globally, over 440 million individuals have installed at least one of these compromised applications and have been affected by overly-aggressive advertisements. While this SDK has been used legitimately for nearly a year, sometime during 2018 the plugin began performing increasingly malicious behaviors, until other developers caught on and began updating their own applications to remove the plugin.
Chinese Database Exposes Millions of Records
A database belonging to FMC Consulting, a headhunting firm based in China, was recently found by researchers to be publicly available. Among the records are resumes and personally identifiable information for millions of individuals, as well as company data with thousands of recorded messages and emails. Unfortunately for anyone whose information is contained within this database, in the two weeks since being notified of the breach FMC has yet acknowledge the breach or take steps to secure it.
Restaurant Payment Systems Infected
Customer who've patronized either Checkers or Rally's restaurants in recent months are being urged to monitor their credit cards after the chain announced that they discovered card stealing malware on their internal systems. While not all restaurant locations were affected, the company is still working to determine the extent of the compromised payment card systems and has offered credit monitoring services to customers.
University of Chicago Medicine Server Found Online
Researchers have found a server belonging to University of Chicago Medicine with personal information belonging to more than 1.6 million current and past donors. The data includes names, addresses, and even marital and financial information for each donor. Fortunately, the researcher was quick to inform the university of the unsecured ElasticSearch server and it was taken down within 48 hours.
The Importance of the MSP Sales Process
May 31, 2019 | Business + Partners, Managed Service Providers
I've been in this business a long time, and I can honestly say that many MSPs lack a concrete sales process structure. That's pretty worrisome because, let's face it, you have to have a plan in order to succeed at just about anything. Imagine you're an engineer working on server maintenance or a network infrastructure build—you wouldn't do that without a plan, would you? Your sales strategy should be handled no differently.
Dos and Don'ts for your Sales Process
First, let's talk about some don'ts. Avoid taking a call and immediately giving a quote over the phone, as well as going straight to the customer site to conduct ad hoc assessments and sales presentations in the same breath. To build value, you need to stretch this into multiple touches, by which I mean multiple meetings. Sure, that's more work for you up front, but it's crucial for establishing trust with the client. You need to open and sustain a dialog about their needs so you can tailor a unique solution for them, without diving right into a pitch. By leading with careful consideration and attention to their needs, you can begin building a lasting relationship and, eventually, bring them a better offering.
Here's how I recommend you structure your process.
Schedule an on-site strategy session with your client.
Meeting with a prospect face-to-face will demonstrate your investment in a trust relationship. Now, you have to listen to them. Don't lead with a pitch. Let them tell you what their problems are, pay close attention to them as they express their needs, and take note of all their pain points.
This is also the ideal opportunity to truly grasp of whether the demands are excessive or unreasonable for your capabilities. Each relationship you enter into with clients is a partnership that comes with shared responsibilities. Be more than a fulfull/deliver shop.
Perform an in-depth assessment and discovery.
You need to discover everything that's on the client's network and assess exactly where they stand. Don't do this on the same day as that initial meet; schedule a second one. Take the extra time between the meetings to prepare more specific questions that will delve more deeply into the needs your prospect expressed. This will help show the client that you're invested in their unique challenges.
When you come back, bring an engineer or assistant with you. You need someone with you who can interview different staff members and find out about the specific issues they face. Ask basic questions to understand how the employees feel about where the company's IT stands, like: What kind of issues are you having?; What do you see wrong with your computer network?; How could your network be improved?; and What things would you like to see change?
As you're doing your assessment and discovery, make sure to bring cybersecurity into the discussion. Managed cybersecurity is often a poor experience, so this is your chance to feel out how else you can alleviate their pains (and set yourself apart from their current provider.)
And, finally, book the third meeting.
Make the pitch.
Ideally, your third meeting would be at your location. If there's some reason you can't do it in your own shop, take the prospect off-site for lunch at a restaurant that has private meeting rooms. Essentially, you want to avoid doing the presentation in their office, where they can easily get interrupted.
In this case, it will pay to be overly prepared. Again, if you listened closely, the prospect would've already told you what to focus on to help them succeed. Use that knowledge to craft the right message to deliver during this meeting.
Start by walking through the pain points they and their employees revealed. Talk over anything else you found in your discovery/assessment that could be improved. Have an itemized list, and then ask them if they agree with all the issues you've found.
Once you get agreement, then you can go into your sales pitch and present them with a well-tailored offering that can actually solve their challenges and help them grow.
Ultimately, by listening to your prospect, exhibiting an understanding of their needs, and demonstrating your level of commitment to providing value and nurturing the relationship itself, you'll be well on your way to building a meaningful, successful business partnership.
Download my Multi-Million Dollar MSP Sales Process that will guide you through the above steps like a pro. The last few pages of the document include links to helpful templates as well as worksheets for you to hit the ground running on this process.
Keep crushing it!
Cyber News Rundown: Popular News Site Breached
May 31, 2019 | Industry Intel
News Site Suffers Data Breach
Flipboard, a news aggregation site, recently revealed that it's been the victim of a data breach that could affect many of their more than 100 million active users. Digital tokens were among the compromised data, which could give the attackers further access to other sites, though Flipboard promptly removed or replaced them. At least two separate breaches have been reported by Flipboard, with one occurring in the middle of 2018 and the other in April of this year. Both allowed the attackers nearly unlimited access to databases containing a wealth of user data.
Keylogger Targets Multiple Industries
At least two separate campaigns have been found to be sending malicious emails to industry-leading companies in several different areas of business. Hidden within these emails are two variants of the HawkEye keylogger that perform various malicious activities beyond simply stealing keystrokes from the infected device. By acting as a loader, HawkEye can install additional malware and even contains a script to relaunch itself in case of a system reboot.
Australian Teen Hacks Apple
A teen from Australia was recently in court to plead guilty to two separate hacks on Apple, which he conducted in hopes of gaining a job with the company. While Apple has since confirmed that no internal or customer data was breached, they have chosen leniency after his lawyer made a case for the perpetrator being remorseful and not understanding the full impact of his crimes.
Fake Crypto-wallets Appear on App Store
Several fake cryptocurrency wallets have made their way into the Google Play store following the latest rise in the value of Bitcoin. Both wallets use some form of address scam, by which the user transfers currency into a seemingly new wallet address that was actually designed to siphon off any transferred currency. The second of the two wallets operated under the guise of being the "mobile" version of a well-known crypto-wallet. It was quickly identified as fake due to an inconsistent icon image. Both fake wallets were tied to the same domain and have since been removed from the store.
Ransomware Focuses on MySQL Servers
While the threat of GandCrab is not new, organizations discovered its persistent risk after researchers found it has been refocused on attacking MySQL servers. By specifically targeting the port used to connect to MySQL servers, port 3306, the attackers have had some success, since many admins allow port 3306 to bypass their internal firewalls to ensure connectivity. As GandCrab continues to narrow it's attack scope, its remaining viable vectors are likely to be even more lucrative given that most organizations are not able to secure everything.
May 30, 2019 | Business + Partners, Featured Posts, Threat Intelligence
As technology continues to evolve, several trends are staying consistent. First, the volume of data is growing exponentially. Second, human analysts can't hope to keep up—there just aren't enough of them and they can't work fast enough. Third, adversarial attacks that target data are also on the rise.
Given these trends, it's not surprising that an increasing number of tech companies are building or implementing tools that promise automation and tout machine learning and/or artificial intelligence, particularly in the realm of cybersecurity. In this day and age, stopping threats effectively is nearly impossible without some next-generation method of harnessing processing power to bear the burden of analysis. That's where the concept of a cybersecurity platform built on threat intelligence comes in.
What is a platform?
When you bring together a number of elements in a way that makes the whole greater or more powerful than the sum of its parts, you have the beginnings of a platform. Think of it as an architectural basis for building something greater on top. If built properly, a good platform can support new elements that were never part of the original plan.
With so many layers continually building on top of and alongside one another, you can imagine that a platform needs to be incredibly solid and strong. It has to be able to sustain and reinforce itself so it can support each new piece that is built onto or out of it. Let's go over some of the traits that a well-architected threat intelligence platform needs.
Scale and scalability
A strong platform needs to be able to scale to meet demand for future growth of users, products, functionality. Its size and processing power need to be proportional to the usage needs. If a platform starts out too big too soon, then it's too expensive to maintain. But if it's not big enough, then it won't be able to handle the burden its users impose. That, in turn, will affect the speed, performance, service availability, and overall user experience relating to the platform.
You also need to consider that usage fluctuates, not just over the years, but over different times of day. The platform needs to be robust enough to load balance accordingly, as users come online, go offline, increase and decrease demand, etc.
Modularity can't be forgotten, either. When you encounter a new type of threat, or just want to add new functionality, you need to be able to plug that new capability into the platform without disrupting existing services. You don't want to have to worry about rebuilding the whole thing each time you want to add or change a feature. The platform has to be structured in such a way that it will be able to support functionality you haven't even thought of yet.
Sensing and connection
A threat intelligence platform is really only as good as its data sources. To accurately detect and even predict new security threats, a platform should be able to take data from a variety of sensors and products, then process it through machine learning analysis and threat intelligence engines.
Some of the more traditional sensors are passive, or "honeypots" (i.e. devices that appear to look open to attack, which collect and return threat telemetry when compromised.) Unfortunately, attack methods are now so sophisticated that some can detect the difference between a honeypot and a real-world endpoint, and can adjust their behavior accordingly so as not to expose their methods to threat researchers. For accurate, actionable threat intelligence, the platform needs to gather real-world data from real-world endpoints in the wild.
One of the ways we, in particular, ensure the quality of the data in the Webroot® Platform, is by using each deployment of a Webroot product or service—across our home user, business, and security and network vendor bases—to feed threat telemetry back into the platform for analysis. That means each time a Webroot application is installed on some type of endpoint, or a threat intelligence partner integrates one of our services into a network or security solution, our platform gets stronger and smarter.
Context and analysis
One of the most important features a threat intelligence platform needs is largely invisible to end users: contextual analysis. A strong platform should have the capacity to analyze the relationships between numerous types of internet objects, such as files, apps, URLs, IPs, etc., and determine the level of risk they pose.
It's no longer enough to determine if a given file is malicious or not. A sort of binary good/bad determination really only gives us a linear view. For example, if a bad file came from an otherwise benign domain that was hijacked temporarily, should we now consider that domain bad? What about all the URLs associated with it, and all the files they host?
For a more accurate picture, we need nuance. We must consider where the bad file came from, which websites or domains it's associated with and for how long, which other files or applications it might be connected to, etc. It's these connections that give us a three-dimensional picture of the threat landscape, and that's what begins to enable predictive protection.
When faced with today's cyberattacks, consumers and organizations alike need cybersecurity solutions that leverage accurate threat telemetry and real-time data from real endpoints and sensors. They need threat intelligence that is continually re-analyzed for the greatest accuracy, by machine learning models that are trained and retrained, which can process data millions of times faster than human analysts, and with the scalability to handle new threats as they emerge. The only way to achieve that is with a comprehensive, integrated machine-learning based platform.
May 29, 2019 | Featured Posts, Home + Mobile
Cities are expanding their technological reach. Many of their efforts work to increase public protections, such as using GPS tracking to help first responders quickly locate the site of a car accident. But, in the rush for a more secure and technologically advanced city, privacy can fall by the wayside. We've reviewed the top cities around the world that are using technologies that may invade citizens' privacy, so you know what to expect and what you can do.
Big brother in Beijing, China
China is infamous for its mass surveillance, with Beijing often serving as a testing ground for new surveillance software. The Chinese government uses internet monitoring, GPS tracking, and the "world's biggest camera surveillance system", with more than 170 million CCTV cameras to monitor the country's populace. These CCTV cameras are backed by powerful facial recognition algorithms, which can track an individual down in just seven minutes. It is safe to say that you are probably being monitored anywhere you travel while in China, but a general rule is that, the higher the population, the more surveillance there is.
The town of Yizhuang has more than 2,243 high definition security cameras, 277 vehicle recognition cameras, and 267 facial recognition cameras. It also features six patrol vehicles with mobile cameras, and enforcement officers equipped with video capture equipment. Each of these cameras is sending live video streams to a main control center 24/7—all to monitor a single 11-square-mile suburb of Beijing.
Beijing is also preparing to roll out a social credit system in 2020. This system will award personal trustworthiness points to citizens and businesses based on their financial credit scores, as well as their personal and professional behavior. In the meantime, how the Chinese government plans to use this system to reward or punish its citizens remains a mystery.
Always watching in Moscow, Russia
Not one to be outdone, Russia has also embraced mass CCTV surveillance. Moscow alone has more than 170,000 cameras, making it the most surveilled city in Russia. Facial recognition software is paired with this massive network of cameras to track down persons of interest, though exactly what defines a "person of interest" is somewhat nebulous. In fact, Moscow officials recently admitted that they "can now trace the debtors' movements," thanks to this massive network of CCTV cameras. He declined to comment on the number of debtors who have been traced using this technology, nor the severity of their debts.
Mass monitoring in Darwin, Australia
Darwin, Australia is piloting a surveillance system similar to the technologies used in China, with some warning that it could evolve into a social credit system. Darwin has installed poles throughout the city outfitted with speakers, cameras, and WiFi. These monitoring stations track people and their movements all around the city, and are aided by facial recognition software. They can even respond to triggers, such as when a specific individual breaches a "virtual fence."
"We'll be getting sent an alarm saying, 'There's a person in this area that you've put a virtual fence around.' … Boom, an alert goes out to whatever authority, whether it's us or police to say 'Look at camera five,'" said Josh Sattler, the Darwin Council's General Manager for Innovation, Growth, and Development services in an article with NT News.
This system also tracks mobile phone use, web traffic, and mobile app usage—but only to help local businesses, of course.
"[It will tell us] where people are using WiFi, what they're using WiFi for, are they watching YouTube, etc., all these bits of information we can share with businesses… we can let businesses know 'Hey, 80 percent of people actually use Instagram within this area of the city, between these hours,'" said Sattler.
'I spy' in New York City, USA
In an effort to assist its police force, NYC has turned to the world's largest surveillance technology company—the Chinese state-owned Hikvision—to install the same surveillance tools being used in China. Thousands of surveillance cameras have been operating in New York City since 2014, using the same facial recognition software that enables law enforcement in Beijing to locate and track individuals within the city. These cameras are equipped with infrared sensors that help capture high resolution images even in very low light. The NYPD has direct access to this surveillance network, and monitors the footage remotely to avoid showing an obvious police presence. The full extent of the surveillance in New York is unknown, but reports indicate the NYPD is using these products on a "large scale."
Small-town surveillance in Hillsboro, USA
Hillsboro, Oregon is the smallest city on this list, with a population of just over 100,000. So why is such a small town on the same list as places like Beijing, Moscow, and New York? The Washington County Sheriff's Office, which presides over Hillsboro, recently became the first law enforcement agency in the United States to use Amazon's AI-powered facial recognition tool, Rekognition. As this is the first real-world test of this technology, its accuracy is hotly debated. Many experts argue that this technology will likely lead to the wrongful arrest of innocent people whose only crime is bearing a resemblance to the accused.
More than 300,000 mug shots taken at the Washington County jail have been uploaded into the Rekognition system. These pictures can be cross-referenced with images from a security camera, social media accounts, or even a deputy's mobile device—without requiring a warrant. More than 1,000 facial recognition searches were logged into the Rekognition system by the Washington County Sheriff's Office, but public records requests show that only nine official case reports mention the use of the tool. Washington County deputies are under no imperative to note when facial recognition software assisted with an arrest, so we have no way to judge how accurate the system is.
Your Privacy is Your Concern
While the only way to avoid detection through the facial recognition algorithms is to hide or alter your face, there are some precautions you can take to protect your privacy when visiting these cities. As an example, you can easily obscure your digital traffic, which can help prevent the kind of tracking reported in Darwin. Strong encryption is your best protection against privacy invasive cities. Research a reliable VOIP and text messaging encryption service, and invest in a trusted VPN to shield your web and mobile traffic. Encryption may not stop state actors from intercepting your data, but it will make it nearly impossible for them to interpret it.
Have other tips for protecting your privacy while traveling? Let us know in the comments.
May 25, 2019 | #LifeAtWebroot, Featured Posts, Threat Lab
In a constantly evolving cyber landscape, it's no simple task to keep up with every new threat that could potentially harm customers. Webroot Senior Threat Research Analyst Kelvin Murray highlighted the volume of threats he and his peers are faced with in our latest conversation. From finding new threats to answering questions from the press, Kelvin has become a trusted voice in the cybersecurity industry.
What is your favorite part of working as a Senior Threat Research Analyst?
My favorite part about being a threat researcher is both the thrill of learning about new threats and the satisfaction of knowing that our work directly protects our customers.
What does a week as a Senior Threat Research Analyst look like?
My week is all about looking at threat information. Combing through this information helps us find meaningful patterns to make informed analysis and predictions, and to initiate customer protections. It roughly breaks down into three categories. The first would be "top down" customer data like metadata. The data we glean from our customers is very important and a big part of what we do. The interlinking of all our data and the assistance of powerful machine learning is a great benefit to us.
Next would be "whole file" information, or static file analysis and file testing. This is a slow process but there are times when the absolute certainty and granular detail that this kind of file analysis provides is essential. This isn't usually part of my week, but I work with some great specialists in this regard.
Last would be news and reports on the threat landscape in general. Risks anywhere are risks everywhere. Keeping up to date with the latest threats is a big part of what I do. I work with a variety of internal teams and try to advise stakeholders, and sometimes media, on current threats and how Webroot fits in. Twitter is a great tool for staying in the know, but without making a list to filter out the useful bits from the other stuff I follow, I wouldn't get any work done!
What skills have you built in this role?
Customer support taught me a lot in terms of the client, company culture, and dealing with customer requests. By the time I was in business support I was learning the newer console system and more corporate terms. Training on the job was very useful for my move to threat, where I also picked up advanced malware removal (AMR), which is the most hands on you can get with malware and the pain it causes customers. All of that knowledge is now useful to me in my public facing role where I prepare webinars, presentations, interviews, blogs, and press answers about threats in general.
What is your greatest accomplishment in your career at Webroot so far?
Learning the no-hands trick on the scooter we have in the office. And of course my promotion to Senior Threat Research Analyst. I have had a lot of different roles in my time here, but I'm glad I went down the path I did in terms of employment. There's never a dull moment when you are researching criminal news and trends, and surprises are always guaranteed.
What brought you to Webroot?
I like to say divine providence. But really I had been travelling around Asia for a few months prior to this job. When I got back home I was totally broke and needed a job. A headhunter called me up out of the blue, and the rest is history.
Are you involved in anything at Webroot outside of your day to day work?
Listening, singing and (badly) dancing to music. Dublin is a fantastic place for bands and artists to visit given its proximity to the UK and Europe and the general enthusiasm of concert goers. I do worry that a lot of venues, especially nightclubs, are getting shut down and turned into hotels though. I sing in a choir based out of Trinity College.
Favorite memory on the job?
Heading to (the now closed) Mabos social events with my team. The Mabos collective ran workshops and social and cultural events in a run-down warehouse that they lovingly (and voluntarily) converted down in Dublin's docklands. Funnily enough, that building is now Airbnb's European headquarters.
What is your favorite thing about working at Webroot?
The people that I get to work with. I have made many great friendships in the office and still see previous colleagues socially, even those from five or six years ago.
What is the hardest thing about being a Senior Threat Research Analyst?
Prioritizing my time. I can try my hand at a few different areas at work, but if I don't focus enough on any one thing then nothing gets done. I find everything interesting and that curiosity can get in the way sometimes!
What is your favorite thing to do in Dublin?
Trying new restaurants and heading out to gigs. I'd be a millionaire if I didn't eat out at lunchtime so much. Dublin is full of great places. I like all kinds of gigs from dance to soul to traditional. The Button Factory is one of the coolest venues we have.
How did you get into the technology field?
I first become interested in technology through messing with my aunt's Mac back in the early 90s. There were a lot of cool games on her black and white laptop she brought home from a compucentre she worked in, but the one that sticks in my memory was Shufflepuck Café. My dad always had some crazy pre-Windows machines lying around. Things with cartridges or orange text screens running Norton commander.
To learn more about life at Webroot, visit https://www.webroot.com/blog/category/life-at-webroot/.


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WBK: Two preps sign NLI with Gauchos
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The UCSB women's basketball team has signed high school standouts Natalia Bruening and Aliceah Hernandez to National Letters of Intent, head coach Bonnie Henrickson announced Wednesday.
Both players are on the cusp of their senior seasons, but they have each compiled very impressive resumes through their three years of prep basketball.
Bruening – a 6-foot-4 center – was named the MVP of the Pacific Coast League after averaging 17 points, 12 rebounds, and 2.5 blocks per game for Corona del Mar High School under coach Mark Decker. Along with MVP honors, she was selected first team all-league for the second consecutive season. The rest of her hardware collection includes back-to-back Mesa Player of the Year awards from the Daily Pilot and as well as All-CIF Southern Section Div.-III honors. She also made school history as a sophomore in leading the Sea Kings to their first semifinal appearance since the 1982-83 season.
"Natalia is a long and athletic player who will give us much needed size in the front court," Henrickson said. "With her volleyball background, she has great timing and can protect the rim. She has also shown us leadership qualities, which was important for us."
Hernandez has had a prolific career at Sacramento High School where she was a McDonald's All-American nominee and is ranked as the 60th guard in the nation by ESPN Hoopgurlz. A dynamic 5-foot-9 guard, she averaged 19.7 points, 7.4 assists, and 6.0 rebounds per game. She has shown the ability to shoot from the outside, as she made 123 threes and went 44 percent from beyond the arc last year. She has led her team to a pair of sectional championships and has been named to the Sacramento Bee's All-Metro League three times and has also been named to the league's all-academic team three times.
"Aliceah is a tremendous competitor and will bring leadership to her position," Henrickson noted. "She plays with toughness on both sides of the floor, and has the ability to stretch the defense to the three-point line."
Both athletes are also playing at the highest level in AAU basketball. Bruening is a member of Cal Swish under the tutelage of coach Russ Davis, while Hernandez plays for Cal Sparks NorCal where Michele Massari is her head coach.
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ZOMG the yellow vehicle ate all the trees. It was horrible! I tried to imagine what offense the trees had given to merit such a punishment — producing oxygen without a license? Flagrant exhibition of chlorophyll? — but I came up with none. And then I remembered my wife had called these guys to come take out the pines because they were largely dead and/or dying and at this point were mostly just upright kindling. Therefore, this wasn't murder, just a decent burial.
Or so I tell myself, so in my mind I don't have to hear the awful screaming of the pines.
At this point, yes, I think so, if only because Mitch McConnell has already provided exit hatch on the negotiations, i.e., Congress gives all debt-raising responsibility to the president and then runs away screaming in the night. I think this is a generally horrible way of proposing to do things — checks and balances only work when people actually wish to check and balance — but in a practical sense if it comes to that in the short run it's better than defaulting and blowing up not just our economy, but the world's as well.
That said, I don't suppose it'll be entirely surprising that I think if any debt deal fails, it's going to fail because of House, and specifically because of the crop of dogmatic morons ideologues that comprise the Republican freshman class. I do suspect that many of those, who are currently yammering about how the people sent them not to raise a penny in taxes, are going to be surprised at how quickly the people are going to be screaming at them when the government slashes their Social Security checks in order to service debt first. If they are really made to choose between grandma and Rupert Murdoch's tax burden, well, Rupert's in a bit of a bad odor anyway these days. Obama did the tactically smart and entirely mercenary thing of bringing that bit up and dropping it in the GOP's lap, I suspect both Boehner and McConnell recognize a political grenade when they see one (Eric Cantor, on the other hand, does not, much to the delight of the Democrats).
I do feel a smidgen sorry for the GOP leadership on this, because they're trying to be grownups and I suspect they recognize, aside from any political gamesmanship issues, that at after a certain point one does not destroy the nation's economy simply to make a point, and they have to deal with dogmatic morons ideologues who are either too ignorant or too stupid (or both!) to realize what a very bad thing it is for the United States to default on its debts. Only a smidgen sorry, however, because they actively encouraged the American people to vote in these dogmatic morons ideologues. This is one of those "You made your bed, complete with a dogmatic moron ideologue ready to screw you, now sleep in it" moments. Alas, the rest of us are in the same bed, and we have to watch.
Yes, yes, some of you say, but Obama and the Democrats are doing the same sorts of things, blah blah blah, they're all bad actors, blah blah blah, socialism, etc ad inifitum. Meh. Are the Democrats posturing for political gain? Well, duh, yes, of course, and in these late days, seem to be doing a good job of it, too. Are they refusing to consider any sort of spending cuts for a debt deal, which would be the corresponding absolutist position for the Democrats? Not so much. I realize it's in fashion in conservative circles to define "negotiation" as its actual opposite, i.e., offer nothing and then complain loudly that the other side isn't willing to meet you halfway. But that's not what "negotiation" means. And once again, while I appreciate the tender and loving consideration the Tea Party folks have for the wealthiest among us — thanks again, guys! You're great — the fact is the wealthiest among us really can spare the cash.
Anyway. I do expect it will all get sorted out one way or another, and it's not entirely unlikely it will end up with Boehner having to give up more than he wants to in order to get Democratic votes in the House while his far right flank sits and howls. I'm perfectly fine with this myself, and as at the end of the day Boehner is situated in an utterly safe congressional district — trust me, I know — I imagine if it comes to that he'll be fine with it too. We'll see if it comes to that.
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What religion is the Indian culture?
What is the main India religion?
Is it Indian culture or Hindu culture?
What is the main Indian culture?
Do Indians believe in God?
What is the number 1 religion in the world?
What is marriage in Indian culture?
What is Indian culture in simple words?
What is Indian culture known for?
What is unique about Indian culture?
What are the Indian traditions?
What language do they speak in India?
Is Christianity legal in India?
What's the oldest religion?
The majority of Asian Indians practice the Hinduism. The other major regions are Sikhism, Buddhism, Jainism, Christianity and Islam; and a small percentage of population practice Judaism, Zoroastrianism, and Baha'I' Faith.
While 94% of the world's Hindus live in India, there also are substantial populations of Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains and adherents of folk religions. For most Indians, faith is important: In a 2015 Pew Research Center survey, eight-in-ten Indians said religion is very important in their lives.
Hinduism is more than a religion. It is a culture, a way of life, and a code of behavior. This is reflected in a term Indians use to describe the Hindu religion: Sanatana Dharma, which means eternal faith, or the eternal way things are (truth).
Over the centuries, there has been a significant fusion of cultures between Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, Jains, Sikhs and various tribal populations in India. India is the birthplace of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism, and other religions.
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Most Indians believe in God and say religion is very important in their lives. Nearly all Indians say they believe in God (97%), and roughly 80% of people in most religious groups say they are absolutely certain that God exists. The main exception is Buddhists, one-third of whom say they do not believe in God.
Of the world's major religions, Christianity is the largest, with more than two billion followers. Christianity is based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and is approximately 2,000 years old.
For Hindus, marriage is a sacrosanct union. It is also an important social institution. Marriages in India are between two families, rather two individuals, arranged marriages and dowry are customary. The society as well as the Indian legislation attempt to protect marriage. Indian society is predominantly patriarchal.
The culture of India refers to a collection of minor unique cultures. The culture of India comprises of clothing, festivals, languages, religions, music, dance, architecture, food, and art in India. Most noteworthy, Indian culture has been influenced by several foreign cultures throughout its history.
India is considered the birthplace of some of the world's major religions: Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism and Sikhism. Today, other religions such as Muslim and Christianity have worked their way into the population as well, though Hinduism remains the most popular.
India is socially, culturally, and linguistically very diverse. Hindi and English are widely spoken and recognised for official purposes. Other than than, there are 22 scheduled languages recognised by the constitution of India. However, more than 400 languages and dialects in India are still not known.
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Below is a list of a few unique Indian traditions.
Tradition of Vedic Chanting. Vedic chanting is the traditional way of reciting the Vedas, the ancient scriptures of Hinduism. …
Ramlila. Ramlila translates to "Rama's play" and is performed across northern India during Dussehra (October-November). …
Yoga. …
Kumbh Mela.
tilak, Sanskrit tilaka ("mark"), in Hinduism, a mark, generally made on the forehead, indicating a person's sectarian affiliation. The marks are made by hand or with a metal stamp, using ash from a sacrificial fire, sandalwood paste, turmeric, cow dung, clay, charcoal, or red lead.
Marriage. Christian Marriage in India is regulated by the Indian Christian Marriage Act of 1872. The Law applies to the entirety of India except for the territories which, immediately before 1 November 1956, formed the states of Travancore-Cochin, Manipur and Jammu and Kashmir.
The word Hindu is an exonym, and while Hinduism has been called the oldest religion in the world, many practitioners refer to their religion as Sanātana Dharma (Sanskrit: सनातन धर्म, lit. "the Eternal Dharma"), which refers to the idea that its origins lie beyond human history, as revealed in the Hindu texts.


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About Christopher
Saxophonist Christopher Forbes is an active chamber musician, soloist, and educator who has performed internationally with various ensembles in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France, and the United Kingdom. Christopher won third prize in the 2020 Vandoren Emerging Artist competition and was named a semifinalist for the 2020 North American Saxophone Alliance Collegiate Solo Competition. Forbes has also been named a national finalist in the 2019 and 2020 Music Teachers National Association wind chamber music competition as tenor saxophonist of the Fuse quartet and was awarded second place at the North American Saxophone Alliance quartet competition. Christopher has recorded with multiple ensembles and is an advocate for new music and showing the wide range of expression and technique that the saxophone can accomplish.
Mr. Forbes has studied saxophonists including Kenneth Radnofsky, Kyle Horch, Taimur Sullivan, Marcus Weiss, and Frederick L. Hemke. As a supporter of new music, Christopher has been involved in commissioning works from composers including David Amram and Joan Tower in addition to workshopping with composers at Northwestern University.
Christopher is also a founding member of the Fuse Quartet. A Chicago-based saxophone quartet who strives to perform a diverse program of repertoire for a range of audiences. In 2019, the group worked with Grammy Award-winning director Donald Nally, performing Gavin Bryars' The Fifth Century. Fuse has also had the opportunity to work with Northwestern University Nemmers prize-winning composer Jennifer Higdon on her saxophone quartet Short Stories.
Forbes has performed with many ensembles including the Boston University Tanglewood Institute Young Artists Wind Ensemble and Young Artists Orchestra under the direction of Ken-David Massur, Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra under conductor Benjamin Zander, Northwestern University Symphonic Wind Ensemble under the direction of Mallory Thompson, and the Bienen Contemporary/ Early Vocal Ensemble under the direction of Donald Nally. in addition to various chamber and jazz ensembles. His premiere recordings include Solar Prominences by Richard Cornell recorded with the Boston University Wind Ensemble at WGBH Studios in Boston and recording Turing Tests by Trevor Kowalski with the Aesthesia Quartet at the Royal College of Music in London.


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Kiatisuk Senamuang grabs first win at Port FC, promises attractive football
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It was third time lucky as Port FC new head coach Kiatisuk Senamuang earned his first Thai League (T1) victory with a 3-1 win at home to Thai Honda.
The former Thailand boss had lost to Bangkok United, and drawn with Navy FC, before finally earning three points on Sunday evening.
Buriram United pulled four points clear of Muang Thong United at the top, while Bangkok United edged towards third spot with a win over Chiang Rai United.
Here are five things we saw on T1 Matchday 21.
1. Relieved Zico claims first win for Port FC
Kitaisuk's arrival at Port FC 10 days ago created a huge buzz, but a 3-0 home defeat to Bangkok United and a 2-2 draw at Navy FC -- where the team blew a two-goal lead -- punctured the enthusiasm.
"Zico" finally led his new team to victory against relegation favourites Thai Honda in Bangkok. After an uneventful opening 40 minutes, Panphanpong Pinkong's powerful long-range effort put the hosts ahead.
Kiatisuk Senamuang says his rotation of players helped Port FC earn a crucial win against Thai Honda. Paul Murphy ESPN FC
Sergio Suarez added a second midway through the second half. But when Rafael Lima pulled one back, nerves started jangling, with memories of last Wednesday's game at Navy FC still fresh in the mind.
Andrija Kaluderovic's header then gave Port breathing space and they held on comfortably.
"It wasn't an easy game because both teams needed the win," said Kiatisuk. "We're in mid-table and want to move up and Thai Honda are struggling at the bottom. I'm happy with the players because we've had limited time to work on our tactics and the team is still taking time to gel.
"I've tried to rotate the players to find the best combination. We made some changes to the team and I was happy that we managed to score three times.
"We have Buriram on Wednesday, which is going to be tough, but I am trying to build a team that plays attractive football, and we'll do what we can to get a positive result."
2. Mano targets top three
Last year's runners-up Bangkok United had a difficult start to the year, with the low point being a 3-0 defeat at home to Chiang Rai United in March. At the time, there was a sense that Chiang Rai were a club on the rise, while the Bangkok Angels were on the slide.
However, Mano Polking's side have regrouped and had won seven of the last eight to take them into fourth spot ahead of Saturday's clash at Chiang Rai. Bangkok United goalkeeper Warut Mekmusik saved Tanaboon Kesarat's first-half penalty before late goals from Pokklaw Anan and Sanrawat Dechmitr gave the visitors a 2-0 win and moved them just a point behind the Beetles.
Polking admitted that the AFC Champions League (ACL) qualifying defeat to Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) had affected his players ahead of the start of the domestic season.
Mano Polking says Bangkok United were hit hard by January's ACL defeat to Malaysia's JDT. Bangkok United FC
"After the Champions League qualifier, and the first five T1 games, we started to play better football," Polking told ESPN FC. "Now, the results are coming. It has not been an easy year for us and the ACL disappointment was huge -- we needed time to recover."
Despite an excellent run of form, Polking thinks it's too late to consider a late surge for the title as a realistic possibility.
"After dropping so many points at the beginning and being eight and four points behind the big two teams, it's a very difficult mission," said Polking. "But we want to go on like this until the end. The clear target should now be the top three.
"I have very good players. I knew they could come back at any time. The support of the club was again important. They just kept cool and kept saying we will turn thing around together."
3. Bastos thunderbolt keeps Buriram in clear
A few eyebrows were raised when Buriram United's lineup at Nakhon Ratchasima saw new signing Rafael Bastos replacing talisman Diogo Luis Santo. At such a crucial stage of the season, this did not seem the time to be resting a key player.
Buriram fans saw their side move four points clear at the top after winning at Nakhon Ratchasima. Thananuwat Srirasant/Getty Images
It took just seven minutes for the change to be justified as Bastos hit a thunderous 30-yard drive into the roof of the net to put the league leaders in front.
A storm then hit the northeast derby causing a delay, before play resumed, and a second-half strike from Jakkaphan Kaewprom wrapped things up for Buriram as they pulled four points clear at the top.
4. Misfiring Muang Thong lose ground
Muang Thong United fans would have been hoping that last Wednesday's 3-1 comeback win at home to Chonburi was the trigger for an extended recovery, following a difficult spell.
Unfortunately, the Kirins showed that their struggle for form is far from over as they failed to find a way past Pattaya United, and had to settle for a point in a 0-0 draw at home. Even the return from injury of Teerasil Dangda as a second-half substitute could not inspire the team that led T1 by seven points in April.
Despite the comeback of Teerasil Dangda, champions Muang Thong dropped further behind leaders Buriram. ESPN FC
Muang Thong are now four points behind Buriram. They face a testing trip to Nakhon Ratchasima on Wednesday before hosting the league leaders in a pivotal clash next Sunday.
5. Sukhothai stay on course for survival
Sukhothai spent most of the first half of the season languishing in the relegation zone as they struggled with second-season syndrome, having finished an impressive seventh in their first T1 campaign.
But the Fire Bats have finally found the spirit that took them so far last year. Kongnateechai Boonma's late leveller to claim a point at Ratchaburi made it six games unbeaten, putting them in the top thee of the form table.
It remains unlikely that Sukhothai will repeat last year's seventh-place finish, but they certainly look good to beat the drop.


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Unemployment expected to reach pre-COVID level in 2024
Unemployment is forecast to take around four years to rebound to pre-pandemic levels, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has revealed, with the government committing a further $3.2 billion to extend the Coronavirus Supplement and other income support measures until the end of March.
Giving the Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) update on Friday, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg declared that Australia had rebounded strongly, with unemployment and GDP growth improving from when the crisis first broke, but the road ahead will be "challenging".
The September quarter had seen an increase in GDP of 3.3 per cent, the largest quarterly increase since 1976.
Real GDP is expected to grow by 4.5 per cent in 2021, following a reduction of 2.5 per cent in 2020. This compares with a 4.5 per cent increase for 2021 and a 3.75 per cent decline in 2020 as outlined at budget time.
Mr Frydenberg noted the updated numbers were "encouraging and better than what was expected at budget" 10 weeks prior. But the ongoing recovery depends on the continued containment of the virus.
"Australia's economic recovery from the COVID crisis is now expected to be faster than our recovery from previous recessions," the Treasurer said.
But the unemployment rate is forecast to reach pre-pandemic levels in around four years, tipped to peak at 7.5 per cent in the coming March quarter.
Placing it in context, Mr Frydenberg noted that unemployment took six years to recover from the crash in the 1980s and 10 years for the 1990s recession.
Young people are expected to bear the worst of the unemployment challenges, particularly those in industries and areas most affected by the shutdowns.
Employment for 15-34-year-olds is currently 3.1 per cent below its March level, while employment for people aged 35 and over has now surpassed pre-COVID levels.
The government has committed to further stimulus in the MYEFO update, providing $3.2 billion to extend the Coronavirus Supplement at its rate of $150 per fortnight and extend other temporary income support eligibility measures from 1 January to the end of march.
Around $1.6 billion has been allocated to secure a further 61 million doses of COVID vaccines from Novavax and Pfizer/BioNTech, in addition to the University of Oxford vaccine. The investments will provide access to a total of 114.8 million potential doses.
The money set aside for vaccines will be used to roll out a national vaccination program, alongside $500 million dedicated to extend vaccine support for the region.
A further $506 million has been committed to new infrastructure investments, adding to $110 billion that was dedicated to the government's 10-year transport and investment pipeline in the budget.
Meanwhile, $241 million has been delegated to extend the HomeBuilder program to the end of March.
The MYEFO has included further investments towards the aviation and travel agent segments, as well as $1 billion to be invested in aged care.
The Morrison government has now provided $251 billion in direct economic support, with more than $138 billion being estimated to have already been used for Australian households and businesses.


Deborah Ruggiero (D) has served the residents of Jamestown and Middletown in District 74 since first being elected in November 2008. She is a member of the House Committee on Special Legislation.
Aside from her legislative duties, she is president of DR Communications Group, an advertising and marketing company. The native Rhode Islander is the creator and host of the award-winning radio show, "Amazing Women," which highlights Rhode Island women who make a difference. She is also a member of Save the Bay and Jamestown Rotary.
Representative Ruggiero has championed legislation assisting the agricultural and seafood communities, improving home care patient rights, expanding renewable energy opportunities and supporting economic development at Rhode Island's ports. She co-chaired the Joint Port Facilities Study Commission, which developed several recommendations to help the state's economy.
As chairperson of the Small Business Renewable Energy Commission, she helped enact several comprehensive renewable energy laws to help reduce dependency on fossil fuels. She has been a leader in sponsoring numerous renewable energy laws, including several encouraging distributed generation, that promote good economic and environmental policy. She sponsored the legislation creating the Renewable Energy Growth Program, as well as subsequent bills extending and expanding the successful program to spur development of small-scale renewable energy projects.
In 2014, she co-chaired the task force that studied the nexus of mental health laws and gun rights following the 2012 Newtown, Conn., school shooting and sponsored the resulting law requiring Rhode Island to submit more data to the national database used to screen gun purchases.
She was the sponsor of the Safe Schools Act, Rhode Island's anti-bullying law. She also sponsored legislation to remove regulations on small businesses.
She was born on April 2, 1958. A resident of Jamestown, she holds a bachelor's degree from Boston College. She's an avid golfer and loves to cook.


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El municipio de Victor (en inglés: Victor Township) es un municipio ubicado en el condado de Osborne en el estado estadounidense de Kansas. En el año 2010 tenía una población de 11 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 0,12 personas por km².

Geografía
El municipio de Victor se encuentra ubicado en las coordenadas . Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, el municipio tiene una superficie total de 92.95 km², de la cual 92,88 km² corresponden a tierra firme y (0,08 %) 0,07 km² es agua.

Demografía
Según el censo de 2010, había 11 personas residiendo en el municipio de Victor. La densidad de población era de 0,12 hab./km². De los 11 habitantes, el municipio de Victor estaba compuesto por el 100 % blancos. Del total de la población el 0 % eran hispanos o latinos de cualquier raza.

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Enlaces externos

Municipios de Kansas
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Well, what seemed like a cycle of endless editing and rewrites has finally ended, and the manuscript, for better or worse, is at the publisher! They tell me it looks great, and now are waiting for me to submit cover artwork, which I've asked my son (who else?) to work on.
I'm really looking forward to actually being able to hold it in my hands. And perhaps selling a few copies.
In the next day or two I will post a free excerpt. I'm looking forward to your responses!


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The scholarship amount is $500 and is awarded directly to the recipient. This is great news for every recipient because we all know a college education, while priceless, can be expensive.
Colleges and universities look for students who will make a positive contribution to their student body. Students like yourself who receive scholarships relative to STEM-focused programs definitely fall into this category.
In other words, winning a Mobile App Development Scholarship will make your resume stand out from the rest.
What kind of scholarship is this?
The Mobile App Development Scholarship, like most other scholarships, grants a monetary award to recipients to assist with tuition fees or living costs while attending a college or university. In addition to the award amount of $500 recipients also receive a certificate of accomplishment.
How do I apply for this scholarship and submit my MOBILE APP SCHOLARSHIP idea?
The application process is an online process.
Is there a deadline to submit applications for this scholarship?
Register before 30th Nov 2017.
When will I know if I have been awarded the scholarship?
Winners will be declared on the Space O Technologies website on 21st Dec - 2017.
A panel of judges, who are expert in the respective field of iPhone App Development and Android App Development, from Space-O Technologies will review all applications and submit those they feel worthy to be considered for the scholarship award to the Vice President of Space-O Technologies for the purpose of selecting the applicant that will be declared the winner of the scholarship.
Anyone who is a citizen or legal resident of the United Sates.
All high school, college, or graduate students who meet the resident-status qualification.
In order to compete as a recipient for the Mobile App Development Scholarship Program, applicants need to develop an APP (Android or iOS) that serves to resolve or alleviate a social problem in your life or community.
Donate a Photo - For every photo you share through Donate a Photo, Johnson & Johnson will donate $1 to the charity of your choice.
My life as a Refugee - This APP was developed by UNHCR, the UN refugee agency. Every story is based on real-life exp eriences of families torn apart by war or persecution.
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Q: Cloud password manager vs. desktop one, which is more secure? Which one is more secure and why?
For the online one, there is concern about whether your password is encrypted locally or not, or can anyone get an access to it if needed. Above all do you feel secure saving your passwords online?
For desktop password managers, a trojan, or a virus can steal all your passwords.
Would you prefer an old type chit keeping, where you write down all your passwords on a small piece of paper or in a small diary and keep it in your wallet?
This question was inspired by this question.

A: If you have malware on your local machine, it will compromise any cloud based service that you log on to anyway. Based on this, I would say that using a local password manager is better simply because unless you know the source code of the service you are using, anything is possible.
The real question is, are you willing to to sacrifice security for ease of use?
I have never used a password manager of any sort (other than the one built in to Firefox) as I use other techniques for remembering my passwords, however, I am quite impressed and like Keepass. You could always back up your password database to a service such as Dropbox or Mesh.

A: An encrypted database uploaded via an encrypted connection into a secure database (With proper hashing and salting algorithms) is pretty much just as secure as a desktop solution, providing you don't have a password that can be bruteforced or guessed.
Either way, it's not that secure if the attacker has access to your PC.


After a week at the YMCA Swim Camp, playing and learning, I was sitting on the opposite end of an Olympic-sized pool from my then 8-year-old, watching the final-day fun and activities.
She began to walk away from the diving block.
For the first time ever, since 2013 when I started writing JEN'S ZEN and many of you began loyally reading and sharing via Facebook along the way (thank you), I'm offering the opportunity to receive JEN'S ZEN through email straight into your inbox!
Unlike our children of this cyber-age who receive a social security number and email address upon birth (kidding, but marketing-minded folk are finding the idea brilliant), I'm of the generation who doesn't breathe technology but must learn and take notes from my kids about how to post on Instagram. You, too?
often wondered what qualified me to be, or what could prepare me for being, their stepmom. I later realize that nothing qualified me and nothing could have prepared me for the role, which exists—and, personally, has grown into something beautiful—but was never intended. No two people have a baby together while daydreaming of who their child's stepparents will be someday.
Pregnant with twins, I'd gone into premature labor at 34 weeks and four days—far too far away from 40 weeks full gestation—but there was no stopping this. We'd already been there, 10 days prior. The meds (and the scary, made-my-body-shake-uncontrollably shots to boost lung growth of my two babies not yet ready to be born) had bought us time, but not enough time.


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