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Europe|Hackers Use New Tactic at Austrian Hotel: Locking the Doors
Hackers Use New Tactic at Austrian Hotel: Locking the Doors
By Dan Bilefsky
The ransom demand arrived one recent morning by email, after about a dozen guests were locked out of their rooms at the lakeside Alpine hotel in Austria.
The electronic key system at the picturesque Romantik Seehotel Jaegerwirt had been infiltrated, and the hotel was locked out of its own computer system, leaving guests stranded in the lobby, causing confusion and panic.
"Good morning?" the email began, according to the hotel's managing director, Christoph Brandstaetter. It went on to demand a ransom of two Bitcoins, or about $1,800, and warned that the cost would double if the hotel did not comply with the demand by the end of the day, Jan. 22.
Mr. Brandstaetter said the email included details of a "Bitcoin wallet" — the account in which to deposit the money — and ended with the words, "Have a nice day!"
With the 111-year-old hotel brimming with eager skiers, hikers and vacationers, some having paid about $530 for a suite with a panoramic view and sauna, Mr. Brandstaetter said he decided to cave in.
Guests had already complained that their electronic room keys were not working, and receptionists' efforts to create new ones had proved futile. Bashing down the doors was not an option.
The reservation system for the hotel in the village of Turracherhöhe, about 90 minutes by car from Salzburg, was paralyzed.
"We were at maximum capacity with 180 guests and decided that it was better to give in," he said. "The hackers were very pushy."
Security experts said the attack on the hotel appeared to be a novel example of an increasingly malicious and prevalent type of modern-day piracy.
The weapon? A type of software known as ransomware.
The crime is as simple as it is mendacious. Victims typically receive an email with a link or attachment that contains software that encrypts files on their computer and holds them hostage until they pay a ransom. Many of the hackers who carry out such attacks operate in Russia and Eastern Europe, according to the police, and often demand a ransom in Bitcoin, a digital currency that is hard to trace.
"Ransomware is becoming a pandemic," said Tony Neate, a former British police officer who investigated cybercrime for 15 years. "With the internet, anything can be switched on and off, from computers to cameras to baby monitors."
Still, he added, "hacking a hotel and locking people out of their rooms is a new line of attack."
Mr. Neate, now chief executive of Get Safe Online, a government-backed security charity in Britain, said that demands in ransomware schemes were usually low enough that victims would acquiesce. As a result, however, hackers waged dozens of attacks a day to make them financially viable.
He nevertheless counseled victims not to pay, arguing that that would only further encourage more attacks and that the funds used to pay the ransom would bankroll nefarious activity, including possibly terrorism. Hotels, he warned, should also guard against copycat crimes by reinforcing their digital security.
According to the United States Justice Department, ransomware attacks quadrupled in 2016 to an average of 4,000 a day. The F.B.I. said the costs to victims of such attacks rose to $209 million in the first three months of 2016, compared with $24 million throughout 2015.
It is a sign of the crime's sinister proliferation that it has also entered popular culture.
In an episode of the legal drama "The Good Wife," a Russian hacker attacked a law firm in the middle of a prominent case, encrypting its files and demanding a $50,000 ransom. The hacker eventually relented after the firm turned the tables by infecting the extortionist's computer with propaganda criticizing Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin.
In the real world, however, many have been forced to pay up.
Last year, hospitals in California and Kentucky were targeted in ransomware attacks. In one case, a Los Angeles hospital paid more than $17,000 to hackers to restore its computer network, and all of its digital medical files. Other victims in Europe and the United States have included a municipal utility, companies, schools, law firms and police departments.
A recent study by the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology, a Washington-based organization focusing on cybersecurity, noted that ransomware threatened to "wreak havoc on America's critical infrastructure community" and called it the digital equivalent of a "centuries old criminal tactic."
Mr. Brandstaetter said he had decided to go public with the attack at his hotel so that others would be more vigilant.
To guard against future attacks, however, he said the Romantik Seehotel Jaegerwirt was considering replacing its electronic keys with old-fashioned door locks and real keys of the type used when his great-grandfather founded the hotel.
"The securest way not to get hacked," he said, "is to be offline and to use keys."
Follow Dan Bilefsky on Twitter @DanBilefsky.
A version of this article appears in print on , Section B, Page 7 of the New York edition with the headline: Hackers Squeeze Hotel by Locking Doors . Order Reprints | Today's Paper | Subscribe
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New York City in the '40s
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The Brooklyn Dodgers Community, 1941-1957
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By Gregory Goldstone
Between 1941 and 1957, Brooklyn came together as a community. The greatest uniting force was the Brooklyn Dodgers, their baseball team that played at Ebbets Field in Flatbush. The people of Brooklyn didn't just cheer for the Dodgers, they lived by them. Radio came at the right time for Brooklyn, and it became pervasive in the borough as soon as families could afford to have one. What came through those speakers during the long, summer days, was baseball.
Course Assignments
NYC in the 40s–a Google Map
A Look at Bebop
A New Kind of Newspaper: Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. and "The People's Voice"
An Invented Life: The Harlem Brand Emblazoned on Stories of the Wild West
Friendship and Verse: The Poetry of Marianne Moore and Elizabeth Bishop
Lisette Model and Berenice Abbott
More Often Than Twice a Year
Parkchester Apartments
Paul and Percival Goodman's "Master Plan for Manhattan"
Reactions to the Rise of Abstract Expressionism
The City of Noir: A Performance of Fantasy and Reality in Three Films
The Little Man and the Big Clock: Two Crime Dramas and Totalitarian Theory in the Age of Anxiety
The New Republic in New York
The New York Photo League
The Noir City: A Performance of Fantasy and Reality in Three Films
Tragedy and Politics in the Plays of Arthur Miller
"The Preservation of Disunity: Confronting Pain in The Company She Keeps"
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Flutur Cătălin-Mugurel () este un politician român, ales primar al municipiului Botoșani în anul 2016. Este căsătorit și tatăl a trei copii.

Acesta a mai deținut funcția de primar al Botoșanului între anii 2004-2008 respectiv 2008-2012.

În perioada 2001-2004 și 2012-2016 Flutur Cătălin a ocupat funcția de director general al societății S.C Locativa S.A. Botoșani, o companie subordonată Consiliului Local Botoșani.

Acuzații de corupție
În 16 martie 2017, Direcția Națională Anticorupție a declanșat urmărirea penală împotriva lui, acuzându-l de abuz în serviciu, sugerând că ar fi diminuat ilegal valoarea unei redevențe, a unui teren proprietatea statului român concesionat unei societăți comerciale, ceea ce ar fi produs o pagubă de peste 2 milioane de lei bugetului local al municipiului.

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This year the AIR awards, or Jagermeister Independent Music Awards as they are now apparently known, have come under a bit of criticism for being sponsored by both Jagermeister and Nova, a station not known for playing anything remotely unsigned. However you shouldn't let that distract you from the fact that unlike the televised music awards in this country, they recognise independent music that many people in the music consuming public might not pay attention to otherwise.
Another great thing about the AIR awards is that the general public are welcome to attend. This year the tickets are = $29 +bf and the event will feature live music from nominees Cloud Control as well as British India and Sally Seltman. It will all be happening tomorrow night (October 1st) at the Forum in Melbourne.
There are too many nominations to list here, but the ever so amazing Philadelphia Grand Jury are nominated for best breakthrough artist along with Cloud Control and Otouto.
Meredith is much more than a music festival for many people and this year it will be celebrating it's 20th year.
Many people were expecting some great suprises for the anniversary and they won't be dissapointed, with 90's heros Custard, The Dirty Three who played that set in 2004 and the Dead Salesmen Duo who played the first ever Meredith joining the line-up of both and old bands.


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U of G Researchers First to Track How Cats' Weights Change Over Time
Tuesday, July 16, 2019 Monday, July 22, 2019
Are cats getting fatter?
Until now, pet owners and veterinarians didn't know for sure. Now University of Guelph researchers have become the first to access data on more than 19 million cats to get a picture of typical weight gain and loss over their lifetimes.
The researchers at U of G's Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) discovered most cats continue to put on weight as they age, and their average weight is on the rise.
The findings, published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, reveal that even after cats mature from the kitten phase, their weight still creeps up until they are, on average, eight years old.
The Canadian Press covered the research findings, with articles appearing in several publications, including the Toronto Star and CBC News. The research also received coverage in the Telegraph in the U.K.
This research — the first of its kind to use such a large data pool — provides important baseline information for vets and pet owners about cat weight changes, said Prof. Theresa Bernardo, the IDEXX Chair in Emerging Technologies and Bond-Centered Animal Healthcare.
"As humans, we know we need to strive to maintain a healthy weight, but for cats, there has not been a clear definition of what that is. We simply didn't have the data," said Bernardo. "Establishing the pattern of cat weights over their lifetimes provides us with important clues about their health."
Lead author Adam Campigotto, along with Bernardo and Prof. Zvonimir Poljak, Department of Population Medicine, analyzed 54 million weight measurements taken at vets' offices on 19 million cats as part of his PhD research. The research team broke down the data to stratify any differences over gender, neutering status and breed.
They found male cats tended to reach higher weight peaks than females and spayed or neutered cats tended to be heavier than unaltered cats. Among the four most common purebred breeds (Siamese, Persian, Himalayan and Maine Coon), the mean weight peaked between six and 10 years of age. Among common domestic cats, it peaked at eight years.
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As well, the team noted that the mean weight of neutered, eight-year-old domestic cats increased between 1995 and 2005 but remained steady between 2005 and 2015.
"We do have concerns with obesity in middle age, because we know that can lead to diseases for cats, such as diabetes, heart disease, osteoarthritis and cancer," said Campigotto, who earlier completed his DVM at U of G.
"Now that we have this data, we can see that cat weights tend to follow a curve. We don't yet know the ideal weight trajectory, but it's at least a starting point to begin further studies."
The team noted that 52 per cent of the cats among the study group had only one body weight measurement on file, which may suggest their owners did not bring the animals back in for regular vet checkups or took them to a different veterinary clinic.
Bernardo said just as humans need to be aware of maintaining a healthy weight as they age, it's important to monitor weight changes in cats.
"Cats tend to be overlooked because they hide their health problems and they don't see a vet as often as dogs do. So one of our goals is to understand this so that we can see if there are interventions that can provide more years of healthy life to cats."
Discussions about body weight throughout a pet's lifetime could be a useful gateway for veterinarians to engage more cat owners in the health of their pets, she added.
Prof. Theresa Bernardo
"The monitoring of body weight is an important indicator of health in both humans and animals. It's a data point that is commonly collected at each medical appointment, is simple to monitor at home and is an easy point of entry into data-driven animal wellness."
For owners concerned about their cat's health or weight gain, Campigotto advises buying a scale and getting in the habit of weighing their pet.
"If your cat is gaining or losing weight, it may be an indicator of an underlying problem," he said.
The research team plans to study ways of reducing cat obesity including looking at the use of automated feeders that could dispense the appropriate amount of food for a cat. These feeders could even be equipped with built-in scales.
"We are ultimately changing the emphasis to cat health rather than solely focusing on disease," said Campigotto. "As we investigate the data and create new knowledge, it will enable veterinarians to offer clients evidence-based wellness plans, allow for earlier identification and treatment of disease and an enhanced quality of life for their animals."
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As for Grace, she's not expecting much either from Malone, who walks with a cane and isn't so good with a gun. Nice resumé for a bodyguard.
Being called creepy can be hard on your self-esteem - even for an attractive, independent woman like Raine Tallentyre. That's what happened when she made the mistake of revealing her paranormal abilities, bringing her most recent romantic relationship to a hasty end.
Lucas Trent, the rugged head of Lodestar Exploration, isn't keen on the prim type - and from her crisp business suit to her cool evaluation of his request to bust a corporate thief, beautiful Amaryllis is excruciatingly proper.
But when a bold hunch heats up into a twisting murder investigation, by-the-book Amaryllis must let her guard down and break some rules - and a red-hot love affair ignites. Now, as they race to solve a puzzle of deadly intrigue, no power - otherworldly or otherwise - can keep them apart.
Finally, to my surprise, it is finally here and I have only 8 more days for book 2 - Zinnia on the Audible Format.
Still waiting for book 3 - Orchid, on Audible, to complete the 3 book start of one of Castle's paranormal series!!!
on the Audible format, please.
LOVED THE STORY, CHARACTERS AND THE TWISTS AND TURNS IN THIS PARANORMAL SUSPENSE!
Was wondering if Jayne Castle will write any more books to continue the Rain Shadow Series???
Or Anymore books to continue the Arcane Series?
I Really miss more books in the above mentioned book series!!
A hooked fan for life.
This book and the two others in the trilogy were predecessors to the author's Harmony series. While not set on the same planet, the premise was the beginning of what grew into Harmony and touches on her entire Arcane Society multiverse. I'm a big fan, leaning more to the futuristic part of the AS-verse. I started with the books in the Ghost Hunters/Harmony series, then discovered that this book, and two more were out there, and predated the series I'd come to love. I'm thrilled that Jayne Castle (Jayne Ann Krentz) has released this early dip into SciFi Romance in audio and I hope it won't be long before the two additional books will also release. Narrator Tanya Eby does a good job voicing the characters.
Note: The original book released back in 1995 so be aware that it has touches of "old skool" romance. It helps to be a connoisseur of the romance genre of that era.
I love Jayne Castle's stories of The planet Harmony. I have read the whole series. The stories are even better, when presented by Audible.com.
The narrator ," Tanya Eby", really brings it to life. What a fun story.
I've waited years to get the audio version of this book Amaryllis and the other two books in the St. Helens series Zinnia and Orchid. I listen to the sample audio before I made my purchase and the narrator's speed was normal. I downloaded it one day and didn't listen to it until the next day. I was really surprised by how fast the narration was set so I manually slowed it down from 1.0 to 0.7 and 0.5 but then it was too slow and dragging. The narrator wasn't so bad. I think the audio setting is malfunctioning or it was originally recorded at a incorrect speed. I listen to about 1 minute more of the audio book then I returned it. Don't buy this audiobook you will end up returning it unless Audible fixes the problem.
How could Eby Ruin One of My Favorite Books!?!
Most of JAK's female and male characters fall along the same lines. I've never heard them be voiced this nasally and dramatic. Add in the huffy and pompous way the male sounds in the first convo doesnt bode well for the rest of the book.
I haven't waited years for this book for it to sound so awful!
I love the original three books - Amaryllis, Orchid, and Zinnia. I was looking forward to listening to this book as I have been struggling with my vision for some time. The characters felt off and the speed of the narration distracted from the story. I tried slowing it down but it did not help - just made the issue more obvious. The cadence was off and it felt rushed. I could live with the way the narrator interpreted the characters but when you can not focus on the story because of the tempo of the narrators speech it ruins the story. Right now I would not listen to another book by this narrator. I am hoping Jayne Ann Krentz selects a different narrator for the next two stories.
An old favorite finally on Audible!
This is of my favorite JC books, and I was so excited to see it show up on Audible! The narrator isn't my favorite. Her female voices are more shrill and her male voices higher than I like. But *HEARING* a story that I've only read before was terrific!!
Fun, easy read. I liked the characters, interesting world, and a happy ending (my favorite!).
I love this book and really liked the original recording. I was absolutely looking forward to this release until I actually had to listen to it. I couldn't get more than 5 minutes into the recording. I had to stop it. The narration was horrible. The narrator used a nasal whine for the lead female and randomly sped up and slowed down the narration - meaning it was impossible to change the setting to try to fix the issue. I am not sure who let this actually get into production but, frankly, they should be demoted or fired. I can honestly say that there has not been a narrated book I have disliked more than the one narrated by Tanya Eby. I am hoping to God that if Zinnia and Orchid get revamped, it is with someone else narrating them or I will absolutely avoid them like the plague they would be!
I can't tell you how excited I was to find Castle's earlier colony books in audio. Amaryllis, followed by Orchid, then Zinnia, are set on the colony of St Helens. These three works were printed prior to her Ghost Hunter and Rainshadow series. The only thing missing is her dustbunnies.
Lucas hires Amaryllis for her prism talents to help focus his psychic talents; and to help him deal with corporate espionage. One question leads to another; with more suspense and threat.
Meanwhile, both have started the intake process with a socially desirable matchmaking service, as it's time to find a spouse to marry. Once started, they're not able to stop the process, regardless of how drawn they are to each other.
Eby is ok, but I feel there's another narrator out there who could have added more depth.


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Galeropsis is a genus of fungi in the Bolbitiaceae family of mushrooms. The genus is widespread in dry, arid habitats, and contains 16 species. Galeropsis was circumscribed by the Czech botanist Josef Velenovský in 1930.

Species
Galeropsis allospora
Galeropsis andina
Galeropsis angusticeps
Galeropsis aporos
Galeropsis besseyi
Galeropsis bispora
Galeropsis deceptiva
Galeropsis desertorum
Galeropsis liberata
Galeropsis madagascariensis
Galeropsis mitriformis
Galeropsis paradoxa
Galeropsis plantaginiformis
Galeropsis polytrichoides

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Saw a great blue heron in the Bird Sanctuary (it flew away too quick for a picture). The local volunteers are working hard to restore the sanctuary, and encourage the birds to return.
And, saw 2 teenagers testing out their new Christmas toy: skateboard like item with 4 wheels and foot straps, and a body harness attached to an oversized a kite. They were taking advantage of the wide section of hard sand at Stone Harbor point. They said their goal was to stay OUT of the water!


The North Holland region of the Netherlands is bordered by the North and Wadden Seas, the Ijsselmeer and the Markermeer. The area is the most popular destination in the country and attracts millions of guests annually.
The landscape here is quite diverse and ranges from the beautiful coastal beaches to the inland hills. Along with vast metropolitan areas, there are a number of traditional Dutch villages to explore. Historic sites, museums and modern amenities are all found in North Holland.
Guests gain a better understanding of Dutch art and history when touring the expansive Rijksmuseum. The facility lies within Museum Square and within close proximity to the Concertgebouw, the Stedelijk Museum and the Van Gogh Museum. Throughout the galleries, visitors come face-to-face with thousands of artworks spanning from the year 1200 to 2000. Gaze upon the masterpieces created by renowned artists Hals, Rembrandt, Vermeer and others. The museum also houses a collection of fine Asian art.
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