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Your post made me laugh because I am oh too familiar with the sad situation, having seen these screwball customers in a number of shops. All said, that's not a fraud issue though (me knitpicking at FR name and intention vs. content stored in).  If you ran a retail store and someone bought a...

Ongoing Lowendtalk.com thread worth noting: http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/42912/hostrail-budgetgeek-info It involves mtwiscool (who is banned from there and vpsBoard) and issues involving his company. Alleged his WHMCS database has been dumped. Heads up since usually when this happens...

On matrix they have, looks pretty comprehensive.   But it's going to cost :)  Not too bad really on cost, but cheap folks will complain. http://fraudlabspro.com/plan

Glad to see more researchers :) The plugin is / was bad news.  Until it's cleaned up goal is to get Google to pull it.  They've been front page pushing / distributing such for eons.   They have responsibility to world to stop facilitating such crap and put some boots down on people that need...

You little LinuxBug you.... That CottonPickers site :)  My wallet. http://ccgi.cottonpickers.plus.com/shop_raspberry.html That timed controller with USB = AWESOME.  Been looking for such a solution.  That's mega ideal for a lot of project using solar as the power source. No other way to pull...

Why is Clamhost's PayPal account LOCKED?

Hehehe, no problem.  Democracy out the HDD, indeed, unannounced, at will, to whom ever is in the spy apparatus illegally rooting through my digital papers and effects.  That's certainly democracy at work. I never joined a democracy,  I was born in a Republic. Problem with democracy is that we...

The ToS inclusion is literally a verbatim matchable quote and tying that to a form that collect the company's ToS URL and fires off a HTTP GET and parses for the content exist.   Very simple.  Literally a few hours of work tops.    Based on the rudimentary search earlier (cause Google searches...

Another detailed piece on it... Quite nice: http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/02/how-omnipotent-hackers-tied-to-the-nsa-hid-for-14-years-and-were-found-at-last/ How it starts:

Kaspersky Lab on this finding, a Russian company .... A drive firmware hack dating back to at least to 2001 and some indication perhaps to 1996.  Effects ALL manufacturers.  Stashes data, C&C style infection, in theory applicable to Windows but suspected to have other OS brothern.  One found...

That's what I did... One of those Diamond sound tubes or whatever they call them... Dressed up $4 version meant to look like a radio tube... just being nostalgic in my senior years :)

@TheLinuxBug indeed. I am waiting until someone here gets one and actually uses it  and tells us how much better it is.   The Model B perturbs me on sound quality (horrid) and the whole shared bus for USB + Ethernet is a buzzkill.   Wondering if they changed things on the newest model.

And it gets worse.... https://forum.eset.com/topic/3729-notifications-spam/ Lists author's website: www.esexclusiva.com Blocked by some malware/virus software... back in December... for...  "The website contains a malicious script JS/ExtenBro.FBook." Details on that...

Shame that same author was called out as above in 2012 for similar conduct... Yet still allowed to run via Google's official addon systems distributing shitware.  Quite surprising and I suspect probably fairly common.   Just imagine the crap running on folks more closed and less likely to notice...

@PortCTL, awesome work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That Mozilla Bugzilla report for this or similar piece from same author is freaking telling - lots going on in this shit payload:

Let me zip this directory up and ship it to you...  Will PM it.

Lots of providers here... What do folks do, where you aren't owning your own IPs, but depending on DC for issuance to check such are clean? Seems to be reoccurring problem for a lot of folks getting upstream pre-soiled IPs issued and then clients end up eating crap from it and whole ticket...

Is Kodi just an XBMC re-front or what?   Looks interesting. Anyone has got their new quad-core Pi?   Looking to see if it actually is worth it or just more hype.

Not that it always works out this way, but monetization leads to a true business.   There are insurance matters, bondability, risk, etc. involved in any business, especially something of said nature. I encourage that pursuit and some regulation before more examples of questionable use of the...