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It seems a case has been made for the Cavs taking every top prospect with the exceptions of Ben McLemore and Anthony Bennett, So I'm going to play a little Devil's Advocate and see if I can't create a case for Mr. Bennett.
There are two immediate objects to drafting Bennett.
1. He doesn't fit the Cavs, with TT already at the PF position it appears redundant to draft another PF especially an "undersized" one at that.
I concede that it is hard to imagine a team starting two power forwards making a finals run with them at the center of the team. However I think its a pretty big mistake to look at draft prospects for a 20 win team and say "this guy slots in at PF and then next year we draft a SF, and then sign a C and our championship team has a starting lineup of V, W, X, Y and Z." Realistically the Cavs are several years away from contention and how that contending team shapes up in the end is still far from clear. How much do Waiters/TT/Irving/Zeller progress? Does one get injured or bust? Can we land a big name FA and fill a position without a pick? Can we trade for an established star?
With all the uncertainty about how the final core of the team shapes up I think the pertinent questions about draft picks boil down to two.
A. How good of a prospect is he and
B. Can we get him on the floor to develop and see what we have while showcasing him to teams that might be shipping out an all star level player (ie Love, Horford, Cousins)
I'll cover A in a sec but I think B can be done quite easily. Here is a list of big man mins played for the Cavs last season.
Zeller- 2000
Andy- 900
Walton- 850
Speights- 700
Jones- 300
Samuels- 200
Leur- 100
For TT thats 82 games at 31.3 mins a game. He might go 2-300 more total that that but not much higher in the long run than 34-35 mins a game.
Zeller did not produce at a high level for those 2000 and if he doesn't progress a lot in this offseason I would expect them to be cut way back.
Andy obviously we hope to see him play more but he has only 2 seasons in his career playing > 2,000 mins in 9 years as a pro, while playing fewer than 50 games 5 times.
From these three I keep TT~ the same # of mins for 2013/14 and TZ and Andy's mins combined at a similar rate with (hopefully) Andy taking ~1800 and Zeller looking at ~ 11-1200 (~15 mins a game with a few missed games).
We are left with a hodgepodge of players that I think most fans would be happy to not see on the floor next season who totaled ~2200 mins. at 25 mins a game over say 75 games for Bennett that leaves ~ 400 mins left for random D leaguers as injury fill ins or to be spread out among the other three mentioned above.
AS an example of a team that has done something similar recently the Jazz managed to get significant mins to 4 big men this past year (all playing in 70+ games) while fielding a fringe playoff team -they barely missed in the West and would have been the 7 seed in the east and only 2 games out of the #5 spot. They did this without having a single player outside of those 4 big men rack up a PER over 17.
Objection #2- Bennett is undersized for a PF.
Simply put I disagree. Three of the top PFs of all time, Barkley, Rodman and Malone, were 6'6", 6'7" and 6'8". If you consider Duncan and Garnett Centers you could argue that the top three PFs of the past 25 years have all been < 6'9.
Kevin Hetrick over at Hardwood Paroxysm (he also posts on Cavstheblog) did a series on this year on what combine measurements are positively correlated with success at each position. Here was his conclusion for PFs
For big men, increased length lightly corresponded with improving power forward offense, with reach providing the best correlations. On defense, and for centers at both ends of the court, size measurements frequently, and surprisingly, calculated as very-low and often negative correlation with performance. Over two-thirds of the correlations between height and Points Stopped ended negative for the front-court players. There are so many factors influencing effective defense, that the impact of an extra inch here, two inches there, doesn't prove as a primary means of separation between players.
Long story short I don't think the undersized/Tweener argument holds up for PFs in the NBA.
If you drop the concerns about fit and height Bennett is an intriguing prospect. AT 240 lbs with a 7'1 wingspan there will be many players he can potentially bully in the post (he is 15 lbs bigger than TT for example with a near identical wingspan, and is 20 lbs heavier than Serge Ibaka) on both ends of the floor. His production in college was very good and he already has a decent outside shot which we have seen Kevin Love turn into a devastating combo for a skilled inside big man.
Sadly we don't get his combine measurements because of a a torn rotator cuff, but I think he has shown enough in college that if the Noel and Otto are off the board I would not at all be upset if the Cavs made anohter surprise move and took a guy no one had them looking at.


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THE J.F.K. AIRPORT CASE; Plot Was Unlikely to Work, Experts Say, Citing Safeguards and Pipeline Structure
By PATRICK McGEEHAN; William K. Rashbaum contributed reporting.
Published: June 3, 2007
Federal authorities said that four men were hoping to blow up Kennedy International Airport and a large swath of Queens by detonating a fuel pipeline and storage tanks, but oil industry executives and local officials said yesterday that such a plot was probably not feasible.
While it is true that the tanks at Kennedy Airport are connected to a network of underground pipes that run from New Jersey through Staten Island, Brooklyn and Queens, an exploding tank should not ignite the pipeline, they said. The pipes, which carry jet fuel, gasoline and heating oil, have valves that can be operated from headquarters in Pennsylvania to cut off the flow if sensors indicate that there might be a leak or rupture, said Roy Haase, an official of Buckeye Partners, the company that operates the pipeline.
''It's not like the pipeline is a stick of dynamite and the whole thing would blow up,'' Mr. Haase said. He said it was more likely that the damage from an exploding tank would be limited to the immediate area around the tank.
Each of the fuel tanks at Kennedy ''is its own self-contained unit'' 200 to 300 feet from the nearest road, said Stephen Sigmund, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which runs the airport.
Anthony E. Shorris, the executive director of the Port Authority, disputed the suspects' notion, as stated in the criminal complaint, that the tanks had minimal security during the daytime. At a news conference yesterday, Mr. Shorris said, ''There are Port Authority police patrols that are regularly in place around all of them.''
He said the tanks were also equipped with alarm systems and firefighting equipment.
Still, when the New York Police Department learned of the plot, officers began monitoring the pipeline from helicopters and boats, said Raymond W. Kelly, the police commissioner.
Mr. Haase said that Buckeye employees inspected the pipeline every day, on foot and in cars. They are not usually looking for terrorists, he said, but for contractors digging too close to the pipes.
He said there had not been a significant fire involving the pipeline in its 41 years of existence. During that time, he said, billions of gallons of fuel have moved through the pipeline, which originates in Linden, N.J.
From there, two pipes, each 12 inches in diameter, run east through the heart of Staten Island and under New York Bay to a junction in the New Lots section of Brooklyn. One pipe carries jet fuel for planes at Kennedy and La Guardia Airports and one carries diesel fuel for trucks, heating oil and gasoline.
From New Lots, one branch snakes north to a terminal at Long Island City and on to La Guardia. The other continues east to Kennedy and on to a terminal in Inwood. All told, the pipeline delivers more than eight million gallons of petroleum to the city each day, Mr. Haase said.
''We have security and safety measures in place and those features are very well known to the Fire Department, the Police Department, the F.B.I. and Homeland Security,'' he said. But when asked to describe them in detail, he added, ''There was a time when we would brag about the safety and security of our system, but we don't do that anymore.''
Thomas O. Miesner, a former president of Conoco Pipe Line in Houston, said, ''The reason the explosion wouldn't travel along the pipeline is that there's not enough oxygen present inside the pipeline to allow ignition.
''It would have caused a big fire, no question about that,'' Mr. Miesner said. ''And the fire would have burned until it was either put out or the jet fuel fueling the fire was all consumed or burned up.''
One Port Authority official, who declined to be identified because he was not authorized to comment publicly, said that while it would be extremely difficult to cause a catastrophic explosion by attacking the fuel system, the damage to the airline industry could have been substantial. ''No airline except American could survive any sustained drop in ridership,'' the official said.
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Friday, Aug 28, 2009 1:05PM
Ghostface Killah recently spoke on the status of his upcoming Wizard of Poetry album and said the project, which marks his final Def Jam release, should hit store shelves this fall.
While not offering an exact release date, Killah said his verses and work on the album has been completed and also hinted at a new Wu-Tang Clan compilation.
"I finished doing my part," Ghost said about the status of Wizard of Poetry. "I'm just waiting for like two people to lay vocals down on two songs. And I just got check to see how I like the audio and then we good. [It should drop], I don't know, maybe the end of September. If not, October most likely...Wu is chilling, everybody is chilling right now, working on their own things until we come back together and just form a new album -- if the sh*t is right, then yeah [we'll do another album.]" (Spin Earth)
Ghostface recently spoke with SOHH and said he reached out to various R&B singers for his new album which turned him down.
"I had the list in my head but my list ain't work. These R&B cats is wild yo but some people heard my work and they just jumped on it. Like John Legend, he heard what I was doing and he just wanted to get on it. Same thing with Raheem DeVaughn. I wanted Alicia Keys, I reached out to Avant. Tamia but you know how it is with women. They just stood the kid up. They ain't get back so I had to just go with the fellas." (SOHH)
Ghostface recently spoke on his Ron Browz collaboration "She's A Killer" and why his former labelmate Jay-Z hurt the single's buzz due to the auto-tune bashing "D.O.A." song.
"I had Ron Browz on it," Ghost said about the track. "It was about a co-defendant of mine, she was real sexy and putting in work, real pretty and she'll slay you. She'll rock you to sleep and get whatever you got. She'd do anything, everybody liked her -- We let it out but then your boy Jay-Z came with that f*cking 'Death of [Autotune]' sh*t and vocalled the sh*t and smashed my f*cking joint, you know what I mean? He smashed my sh*t with that sh*t, I understand, I felt like how Jay felt but when I did the record, I didn't care about all that sh*t, 'cause I'm just worried about me. So when he came with that sh*t, that 'Death of' a lot of deejays were on that 'Yeah yeah,' sucking his d*ck. And now left your boy out there with a record that would have been bubbling on some other sh*t though, you know what I mean? It's all good though." (Best of Both Offices)
The project represents Ghost's final contractual obligation for Def Jam.
"It's my last album so I wanted to do the album I always wanted to do," Ghost explained in an interview. "You gotta tell the fans that you not gettin' no younger here, we gettin' older! And everybody don't sell crack no more, man. I don't sell crack, yo. I ain't movin' no bricks or none of that other sh*t. I ain't shoot nobody in like since the early 90's, man. How long you gonna be 40 years-old and actin' like you still sellin' cracks and you on the block and you doin' this and you doin' that when times is more serious, man" (UnKut)
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Tuesday will be the last day the mobile FEMA unit will be open at the Thornton Gym on Albany's east side.
More than 40 homes were damaged when creeks and streams overflowed in April.
The unit is moving to Mitchell County's Emergency Management Center on Wednesday.
FEMA representatives say if you still need to apply, you can call their disaster assistance hotline at 1-800-621-FEMA, show up at any of south Georgia's DRC'sor apply online.
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Jamari Grant worked out for the first time against the scout team defense during Thursday's practice.
Aug. 21, 2008
Despite the rain which fell earlier in the day, the Florida Atlantic University football team continued pre-season training on Thursday outside the Tom Oxley Athletic Center.
After Wednesday's second intra-squad scrimmage, the focus on Thursday shifted from training for the regular season to beginning the preparation for Texas. The Owls went through seven-on-seven and team drills against the scout teams simulating the Longhorn offense and defense for the first time. Jeff VanCamp took a number of reps with the first team on offense. Rusty Smith also saw some action, and was effective when he got his reps by completing passes to Jamari Grant and Rob Housler. The defense got the first look at Texas' shotgun offense. Edward Bradwell performed well in pass protection, picking off a pass and breaking up a couple of others. Both first teams went against each other at the end of regular practice. Smith completed a long pass to Grant during the brief workout, VanCamp found Grant Glover on a screen which led to a decent gain. Practice concluded with the special teams working on kickoff coverage.
FAU opens the 2008 regular season on August 30 when they travel to face the University of Texas at 7 p.m. EDT. The game will be broadcast on television by Fox Sports Southwest and will available on pay-per-view nationwide to satellite dish owners. The game was also be broadcast on the radio beginning at 6:45 p.m. on WFTL 640 AM, and on the internet at www.fausports.com.
Season and individual game tickets are on sale now. The Owls begin their home schedule against the University of Alabama-Birmingham on Saturday, September 6 at 4 p.m. at Lockhart Stadium in Fort Lauderdale. It's Youth Day, the first 350 kids to arrive will receive a free FAU football jersey. Children will be able to participate in carnival rides and games, as well as have the opportunity to see Angelica from the Nickelodeon show, "Rugrats." For more information or for tickets, call 1-866-FAU-OWLS.


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"Immediately the Spirit drove Him into the wilderness" Mark 1:12
Wilderness: Something characterized by bewildering vastness, perilousness, or unchecked profusion.
We know that Jesus was in the wilderness for 40 days & nights. But he didn't have a timetable or a schedule when the Spirit took him there. He didn't know for how long, or why he was there. To him it must have felt like this could be his life now. Right on the back of an amazing encounter with his father God, the start of a new chapter in his life - he ends up being led into the wilderness where everything he believed and trusted in is questioned. Hard, painful temptation to turn his back on everything he knew to be real and true.......
We know the Israelites were in the wilderness for 40 years. But they didn't have a timetable or a schedule either when God took them there. They didn't know how long they would be there - and for some of them it was indeed their whole lives. Right on the back of an amazing encounter with God as he led them out of Egypt into a new chapter in their lives - they end up in the wilderness where they have to learn how to be a community again. Everything they knew about life was related to being slaves, and so God needed to teach them how to be free.....
Wilderness looks different for every one of us. But whatever it looks like there will be hard questions, pain and temptation to turn our backs on everything we know to be true. There will also be teaching, learning and new growth but we won't know how long for. There's no pre-agreed timetable or schedule.
God's leading, God's timing, God's teaching.
Our learning, our questions, our growth.
Our trusting that for however long, in whatever way our wilderness comes upon us - we are held by the one who loves us and will never leave us.
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Just five months after Hurricane Sandy, folks in the Northeast are dealing with what could be the worst blizzard in history.
The Red Cross from both the Coastal Empire and the Lowcountry say they still have crews up in the area helping with the aftermath of Sandy. As of right now, the plan is to utilize those crews if they're needed.
Officials from Georgia Power and South Carolina Electric and Gas Company say they're in communication with utility companies in all of the northeast states. They said there is no need for them to send extra help up there right now, but that could change as the storm starts to pick up.
Bob McGee, a representative for Con Edison, an electric company in New York, said they're very prepared for what this blizzard could bring.
They've brought in extra crews, some who were still there helping from Sandy. They've already started placing them in different locations throughout the state, preparing them for the busy day ahead of them tomorrow.
"By late in the day, certainly the intensity of the storm will start to pick up. As the wind brings down tree limbs and knocks out overhead service, things will be rough," McGee said. "By tomorrow, we're expecting to have enough impact on the system and it will be significant enough that we'll have a major event on our hands. But like I said, we're prepared."
Residents are prepared too, however they don't want to lose power again.
"That's probably they're biggest worry," Ruth Destefano, a volunteer with the Lowcountry Red Cross said. "They can't take another moment being without electricity again, especially if they've just gotten back on."
Con Edison said they can't promise that power won't go out, but they're going to do everything within their means to get it restored quickly.
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CBC Television announced today the first competitors to sign on to participate in CBC Television's Battle of the Blades. NHL Hall of Famer and fan favourite Lanny McDonald, NHL Hall of Famer and six-time Stanley Cup-winner Glenn Anderson, legendary enforcers Tie Domi and Bob Probert, two-time Stanley Cup-winner and Hockey Night in Canada analyst Craig Simpson, and two-time Stanley Cup-winner Stéphane Richer will go head-to-head in this fierce competition. These hockey heavyweights will be paired with some of Canada's top female figure skaters in a competitive and thrilling pairs showdown beginning this October. "Whatever else you can say about Canadians, they know hockey and they know figure skating – and are passionate about both," said Kirstine Layfield, CBC Television's executive director of network programming. "We're going to bring the two together in a way that's never been seen before. It's going to be great.">> press release
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Students complete a variety of activities as they examine the historical significance of the Transcontinental Railroad and the Golden Spike Ceremony in Promontory, Utah, which honored its completion. In one activity they plan and recreate a grander, more appropriate Golden Spike ceremony.
Enhance your American literature unit with this resource, in which readers access the Nebraska Studies website and read about "Railroads and Settlement." They search for a photograph of some aspect of the railroad from the Prairie Settlement, Nebraska Photographs and Letters. Additionally, they complete a worksheet and participate in class discussions of the topic.
Students discover how the railroads contributed to the interdependence between farms and towns. Using the railroads, they describe the effect of them on western settlement and the relationship between their location and the availability of resources and markets. They discuss the arrival of the railroads to an area and how it helped to develop the region's farming industry.
Eighth graders study the lives of cowboys and Indians during the time of Western Expansion. In this American History lesson, 8th graders analyze various posters dealing with the Industrial Revolution and Westward Expansion. Students discuss the building of the Transcontinental Railroad.
Eighth graders identify reasons why settlers bought land from the railroad and not a Homestead grant. Using that information, they compare and contrast the types of land given in each situation. They discuss the reasons why given families chose the community they did to live in.
Fourth graders explain how California became an agricultural and industrial power. They trace the transformation of the California economy in its political and cultural development since the 1850's.
Eleventh graders examine a picture of John Gast's, American Progress to determine what they know about American growth between 1877- 1900. By working through thirteen center or folder activities, they study the economics, industrialization, immigration, technological change, and expansion of America. They access links that show photographs, documents, and background information about each topic.
In this United States history and government standardized test practice worksheet, students respond to 50 multiple choice, 1 essay, and 14 short answer questions that require them to review their knowledge of history and government in the United States.


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The Android release enhances the accessibility of TKL content on mobile devices to the users. The Apps can be on both the tablet and phone variants of Android devices.
The TKL Mobile App has the key features such as login, browse, download, view, and search capabilities provided in an elegant User Interface. It has the search and download features allowing the users to locate and download content to their mobile devices. Many of the TKL content is in an encrypted format and in order to view the encrypted content a TKL Viewer App is also provided.
The TKL users can use their existing TKL login credentials (CCO UserID and Password) for logging into TKL. The user's current DRM credentials on the desktop can be used to activating and viewing content on the TKL Viewer App.
The apps available on both the Gingerbread (android 2.3 onwards) and Honeycomb (Android 3.0) versions of Android on devices such as to Motorola Xoom or Samsung Note or Kindle Fire(Within U.S. ONLY).
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Toledo Mayor D. Michael Collins is issuing a word of caution to those in the Glass City during Sunday's snowstorm: "Stay off the roads."
During a news conference Sunday afternoon, Mayor Collins said, "Let's get past this in the safest way."
City employees not involved in emergency operations related to the storm have been told to stay home Monday. Therefore, Mayor Collins is asking anyone who may need to contact the city tomorrow to exercise patience because staffing will be minimal.
Flanked by the director of Streets, Bridges and Harbor, the mayor explained 125 vehicles, including private plow contractors, will be clearing the roadways overnight.
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BotClouds Still Hard to Detect (And Mitigate)
This morning, during my usual virtual promenade through my feeds, I came across a really interesting post from Stratsec, a subsidiary of Bae Systems.
The post unveils the details of an unprecedented experiment aimed to verify how easy and cheap is to setup a botCloud and how hard is for the Cloud providers to detect them (and consequently advise the victims).
As the name suggests, a botCloud is defined as a group of Cloud instances that are commanded and controlled by malicious entity to initiate cyber-attacks.
The research was carried on by subscribing to five common Cloud providers and setting up to 10 Cloud instances targeting a victim host, protected by traditional technologies such as IDS, and flooded with several common attack techniques (malformed traffic, non-RFC compliant packets, port scanning, malware traffic, denial of service, brute force, shellcode and web application attacks) in 4 scenarios:
- Victim host placed in a typical network scenario with a public IP, firewall and IDS;
- Victim host setup as a cloud instance inside the same cloud service provider then the attackers;
- Victim host setup as a cloud instance inside a different cloud service provider then the attackers;
- Same scenario as test 1 with a major duration (48 hours) to verify the impact of duration on the experiment;
The findings are not so encouraging, and confirm that the security posture of the cloud providers needs to be improved:
- No connection reset or connection termination on the outbound or inbound network traffic was observed;
- No connection reset or termination against the internal malicious traffic was observed;
- No traffic was throttled or rate limited;
- No warning emails, alerts, or phone calls were generated by the Cloud providers, with no temporary or permanent account suspensions;
- Only one Cloud provider blocked inbound and outbound traffic on SSH, FTP and SMTP, however these limitation was bypassed by running the above service on non-default port.
The other face of the coin is represented by the moderate easiness needed to setup an army of cloud-hidden zombie machined which can leverage the advantages of a Cloud infrastructure. In fact a botCloud
- Is relatively easy to setup and use;
- Needs significantly less time to build;
- Is Highly reliable and scalable;
- Is More effective;
- Has a Low cost.
Cloud Service Providers (and their customers), are advised…
Hack'n Roll: Here's The Special Chart of Singers Who Had Their Twitter Account Hacked
October 2012 has deserved a bad surprise for the members of the famous rock band Garbage, who had their official Twitter account hacked from an unknown cybercrook who enjoyed posting bogus messages to their nearly 60k followers.
Unfortunately, among the music stars, they are not the only ones who have suffered this sad fate, and actually, since 2009 to present, the list is quite long.
Britney Spears opens this special chart, which also includes high-profile singers such as Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and Kesha. Brit currently holds the unwelcome record to have been hacked twice, but the group of the victims is quite varied and covers different genres: pranksters and cybercrooks, at least from this point of view, have proven to be impartial.
The accounts have been hacked for different motivations: scam, hacktivism, or simple fun, and accessed via lost phones or by mean of brute-force or password-guessing techniques.
Famous singers are used to be on top of selling charts.I believe they willingly avoid to rank at the top of this unwelcome chart (after the jump you will find the related links).
If you want to have an idea of how fragile our data are inside the cyberspace, have a look at the timelines of the main Cyber Attacks in 2011 and 2012 (regularly updated), at the Cyber Attack Statistics, and follow @paulsparrows on Twitter for the latest updates.
Anonymous leaks 3500 Private Docs From Italian Police
On the wake of similar operations carried on by Hacktivists against Law Enforcement Agencies all over the World, the Italian Cell of the infamous collective Anonymous has decided to cross the line targeting the Italian Police with a clamorous Cyber Attack under the label of #Antisec movement.
On October, the 23rd, the Hactkivists have leaked more than 3500 private documents, claiming to own an additional huge amount of sensitive information such as lawful interception schemes, private files and e-mail accounts.
The Italian Police has indirectly confirmed the attack, downplaying its effects with a scant statement (in Italian) that (easily predictable) has raised a furious reaction by the Hacktivists. According to the above mentioned statement, no server was compromised, but the leaked data were just the consequence of several "illegitimate accesses" to private emails belonging to police officers (as to say that several compromised accounts are less severe than a hacked server).
Strictly speaking, this latest attack is not a surprise since in the past months, mainly after the infamous 50 days of Lulz of the LulzSec collective, Governments and Law Enforcement Agencies all over the world have become the preferred targets for Hacktivists under the Antisec shield. From a broader perspective this trend was apparently decreasing during 2012 because of several factors: the discovery of the double identity of Sabu (an hacktivist during the day and an FBI informant during the night), the arrest of W0rmer and ItsKahuna (two members of the CabinCr3w collective who left behind them a long trail of cyber-attacks against law enforcement agencies, and, last but not least, the arrest of the members of the Team Poison Collective.
Unfortunately This cyber-attack changes the rules and brings the things back in time to Summer 2011. It looks similar to LulzSec's Operation Chinga La Migra, targeting Arizona Border Patrol, and to another (nearly contemporary) cyber attack that allowed LulzSecBrasil (??) to leak 8 Gb of data from the Brazilian Police.
Hopefully this cyber-attack will change the rules in Italy, it has dramatically demonstrated the real risk for public institutions and the need for a greater level of security. As a consequence it cannot be absolutely underestimated.
1-15 October 2012 Cyber Attack Statistics
Here's the partial snapshot for the Cyber Landscape in October. I have deliberately decided not to include in the statistics the massive Cyber Attack against the Universities executed by Team Ghost Shell, since, in my opinion, it would not have been formally correct include into the sample, this wave of cyber attacks which have been distributed in several months, and disclosed all at once.
In any case, looking at the sample including all the other attacks collected in October, according to the Daily Trend they were mainly concentrated at the beginning of the month:
For what concerns the Motivations Behind Attacks chart, Cyber Crime ranks at number one, with nearly the 58%, approximately at the same level of September (when it was at 55%). Interesting to notice, for the first half of October, the rise of events related to Cyber Warfare, mainly related to what is happening in the Middle East, and in particular in Iran, that suffered a couple of noticeable cyber attacks. In this landscape, the events related to hacktivism appear in decrease with the 35% of the events.
Even if the events related to hacktivism seem to be decreasing, the Distribution Of Attack Techniques shows a revamp of DDoS (the favourite weapon of hacktivists), mainly due to the wave of DDoS Cyber Attacks against the U.S. banks. Even if approximately one-fourth of the attacks has an unknown origin, SQL is stable at rank number three with the 22.5% of occurrences. It also worth to mention the 5% gained by Targeted Attacks.
Last but not least, the Distribution Of Targets chart, that confirms the weakness of the targets belonging to Government, ranking at number one with nearly one-third of the occurrences. It does not matter if the reason is hacktivism or cyber crime, Governments keep on to be the preferred victims of cybercrooks, at least for this first half of October.
Again, I will never get tired of repeating that data must be taken very carefully since they do refer only to discovered attacks (the so-called tip of the iceberg), and hence do not pretend to be exhaustive but only aim to provide an high level overview of the "cyber landscape" of the considered period.
In any case, if you want to have an idea of how fragile our data are inside the cyberspace, have a look at the timelines of the main Cyber Attacks in 2011 and 2012 (regularly updated), at the Cyber Attack Statistics, and follow @paulsparrows on Twitter for the latest updates.
Also, feel free to submit remarkable incidents that in your opinion deserve to be included in the timelines (and charts).
A 0-Day Attack Lasts On Average 10 Months
(But in some cases may remain unknown for up to 2.5 years). A couple of days ago, two Symantec Researchers have published an interesting article ("Before We Knew It: An Empirical Study of Zero-Day Attacks In The Real World") reporting the study of 0-Day Attacks between 2008 and 2001. They have analyzed 300 million files collected by 11 million hosts (a representative subset of the hosts running Symantec products) between March 2008 and February 2011.
These files were extracted from the the WINE environment (Worldwide Intelligence Network Environment, a platform for repeatable data intensive experiments aimed to share comprehensive field data among the research community) and correlated with three additional sources: the Open Source Vulnerability Database (OSVDB), Symantec's Threat Explorer (the company database for the known malware samples) and an additional Symantec data set with dynamic analysis results for malware samples.
The purpose of the research was to execute a sort of automatic forensic analysis aimed to go back in time to look for 0-day attacks carried on during the analyzed period. The results are disarming.
The researchers were able to find 18 vulnerabilities exploited before disclosure, among which 11 were not previously known to have been deployed in 0-day attacks. Based on the data, a typical zero-day attack lasts on average 312 days, but in some cases may remain unknown for up to 2.5 years (think to what it means to have the enemy inside the gates for such a long time).
Just to confirm that 0-days are the cradle of targeted attacks, the data show that most zero-day attacks affect few hosts, with the exception of a few high-profile attacks (Do you remember Stuxnet?). Moreover, after vulnerabilities are disclosed, the volume of attacks exploiting them increases by up to 5 orders of magnitude (the number of variants increases "only" by up to 2 orders).
And this is not a mere coincidence since apparently the cyber criminals watch closely the vulnerability landscape, as exploits for 42% of all vulnerabilities employed are detected in field data within 30 days after the disclosure date.
A terribly worrying landscape, even considering a theoretical point of weakness of the research, that is the fact that the sample could be considered self-consistent referring only to malware strains collected by Symantec customers.
The Middle East Flame is Far from Being Extinguished
Another day, another revelation inside the (in)visible Cyber War going on Middle East. Today Kaspersky Lab has announced the discovery of another strain of malware derived from the infamous Tilded-Platform family: the little brother of Flame, the so-called miniFlame (or "John", as named by the corresponding Gauss configuration).
The malware has been discovered while looking closer at the protocol handlers of the Flame C2 Infrastructure. An analysis that had previously revealed four different types of malware clients codenamed SP, SPE, FL and IP, and hence the fragmented evidence of a new family of cyber weapons, where one only element were known at the time the FL client corresponding to Flame.
Exactly one month later, another member of the family has been given a proper name: the SPE element corresponding to miniFlame.
Unlike its elder brother Flame (and its cousin Gauss) miniFlame does not appear to be the element of a massive spy operation, infecting thousands of users, but rather resembles more a small, fully functional espionage module designed for data theft and direct access to infected systems. In few words: a high precision, surgical attack tool created to complement its most devastating relatives for high-profile targeted campaigns. The main purpose of miniFlame is to act as a backdoor on infected systems, allowing direct control by the attackers.
Researchers discovered that miniFlame is based on the Flame platform but is implemented as an independent module. This means that it can operate either independently, without the main modules of Flame in the system, or as a component controlled by Flame.
Furthermore, miniFlame can be used in conjunction Gauss. It has been assumed that Flame and Gauss were parallel projects without any modules or C&C servers in common. The discovery of miniFlame, and the evidence that it can works with both cyber espionage tools, proves that were products of the same 'cyber-weapon factory': miniFlame can work as a stand-alone program, or as a Flame or event Gauss plugin.
Although researchers believe that miniFlame is on the wild since 2007, it has infected a significantly smaller number of hosts (~50-60 vs. more than 10,000 systems affected by the Flame/Gauss couple). The distribution of the infections depends on the SPE variant, and spans a heterogeneous sample of countries: from Lebanon and Palestine, to Iran, Kuwait and Qatar; with Lebanon and Iran that appear to concentrate the bigger number of infected hosts.
Another evidence of the ongoing (since 2007) silent Cyber War in Middle East.
Who is Afraid of State-Sponsored Attacks?
Last week, for the second time since June, Google warned his Gmail users of possible state-sponsored attacks. According to Mike Wiacek, a manager on Google's information security team, Google started to alert users to state-sponsored attacks three months ago. Meanwhile the security team has gathered new intelligence about attack methods and the groups deploying them, and that information was used to warn "tens of thousands of new users", possible targets of the attack.
Apparently this increase in state-sponsored activity comes from the Middle East, although no particular countries have been explicitly quoted.
This is not the first time that Gmail is the target of alleged state-sponsored attacks, unfortunately the secrets hidden inside the mailboxes have proven to be a too tempting target for states without scruples.
June 5, 2012: Eric Grosse, Google VP Security Engineering issues a Security warnings for suspected state-sponsored attacks.The warning seems more a preventive measure than the result of a true campaign.
September 8, 2011: As consequence of the infamous Diginotar Breach by the so-called Comodo Hacker, Google advises its users in Iran to change their Gmail passwords, and check that their Google accounts have not been compromised. Several Iranian users who may have been hit by a man-in-the-middle attack are contacted directly.
June 1, 2011: In an unusual blog post, Google declares to have discovered and alerted hundreds of people victims of a targeted "phishing" scam originating from Jinan, the capital of Shandong province. Hackers aimed to get complete control of the personal Gmail accounts of hundreds of users including, among others, senior U.S. government officials, Chinese political activists, officials in several Asian countries (predominantly South Korea), military personnel and journalists. Google does not rule out the possibility of the attack being state-sponsored, although China firmly denies Gmail hacking accusations.
January 13, 2010: In a blog post, Google discloses the details of the infamous Operation Aurora. A highly sophisticated and targeted attack on its corporate infrastructure originating from China that resulted in the theft of intellectual property from Google. At least twenty other large companies from a wide range of businesses have been targeted, but the primary goal of the attackers was accessing the Gmail accounts of Chinese human rights activists (only two Gmail accounts appear to have been accessed with limited damage). As part of the investigation (but independent of the attack on Google), it turns out that the accounts of dozens of U.S.-, China- and Europe-based Gmail users, advocates of human rights in China, appear to have been routinely accessed via phishing scams or malware placed on the users' computers.
State-Sponsored attacks or not, setting a complex password and enabling 2-step verification are two effective countermeasures to mitigate the risk.
An Advanced Anti-Malware solution can be really effecive as well, such as Lastline. It is not a coincidence that Wepawet, based on our technology, was the first to detect the Internet Explorer "Aurora" Memory Corruption exploit behind the state-sponsored Operation Aurora.
New Waves of Cyber Attacks in Middle East
The infosec chronicle has offered many interesting events in this first part of October. Upon all, the massive leak against top 100 universities by the infamous Team GhostShell, the Skype worm, and, last but not least, the U.S. congressional report accusing China's leading telecom equipment makers, Huawei and ZTE, of being a potential security risk.
Inevitably these events are obfuscating what's going on in Middle East where Iran, on one hand, is facing the latest wave of Cyber Attacks against its internal assets, and on the other hand, claims to have infiltrated the "most sensitive enemy cyber data".
This hot autumn for the Middle East has begun on September 30 (approximately one week after Iran connected all its government agencies to its secure autarchic domestic internet service). In that circumstance Iranian Rear Admiral Ali Fadavi announced a clamorous cyber strike of his navy's cyber corps, being able to "infiltrate the enemy's most sensitive information" and successfully promote "cyberwar code," i.e. decrypt highly classified data.
Ali Fadavi did not specify the name of any particular enemy, but simply referred to "imperialistic domination," a clear reference to Iran's "enmity with America."
Maybe is a coincidence, or maybe not, but on October 3 Iran has suffered a massive outage of its Internet infrastructure, at least according to what Mehdi Akhavan Behabadi, secretary of the High Council of Cyberspace, has declared to the Iranian Labour News Agency. An outage that the Iranian official has attributed to a heavy organized attack against the country's nuclear, oil, and information networks, which forced to limit the usage of the Internet.
The latest (?) episode a couple of days ago, on October 8, when Mohammad Reza Golshani, head of information technology for the Iranian Offshore Oil Company, told Iran's Mehr news agency that an unsuccessful (i.e. repelled by Iranian Experts) cyber attack had targeted the company platforms' information networks in the past few weeks. I wonder if we are in front of a new Flame. In any case, according to Mr. Golshani there were few doubts about the authors of the attack.
"This attack was planned by the regime occupying Jerusalem (Israel) and a few other countries".
Few hours later Iran has officially blamed Israel and China for planning and operating the attack.
It is not a mystery that the Stuxnet attack forced Iran to tighten its cyber security, a strategy culminating on the creation of a domestic Internet separated from the outer world (a way to control the access to the Web according to many observers).
For sure it is not a coincidence that the same network separation is the main reason why Iran was able to repel the latest attacks.
My sixth sense (and half) tells me that other occasions to test the cyber security of the Iranian domestic Internet will come soon!


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Hi. I also had issues with Safari but it was sooth sailing with Mozilla. Paul – thanks so much!!!!!
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Thank you. I grew up listening to this jingle. Years ago when I was a little boy, I asked my jazz musician father, "who composed the song?" He said, "It's an Irish Sea Chanty from the 1760s." He studied ethnomusicology later on and his professors confirmed this.
Any singer/songwriters out there? Might make for a nice aria or Celtic folk.
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Coconut Graham Bars Recipe
- 2 cups graham cracker crumbs
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 2 cups flaked coconut
- 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk
- 1-1/2 cups packed brown sugar
- 6 tablespoons heavy whipping cream
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 3/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips
- In a small bowl, combine the graham cracker crumbs, sugar and butter. Press onto the bottom of a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 8-10 minutes or until lightly browned.
- Combine coconut and milk; spread over warm crust. Bake for 12-15 minutes or until edges are lightly browned. Cool on a wire rack.
- In a large saucepan, combine the brown sugar, cream and butter. Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring constantly. Boil for 1 minute. Remove from the heat; stir in chocolate chips until melted. Spread over coconut layer. Cool before cutting. Yield: 4-1/2 dozen.
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These bars are easy and taste very good. If I make them again I think I'll use a different topping recipe. The butter seemed to float to the surface; I had to blot the bars with paper towels. It tasted good but just didn't look right.
I made this a while ago and we thought they were yummy. I've had requested to make them again. I had no problem with them holding up.
This is a great recipe and makes alot. This would be good bar recipe during the holidays for cookie exchanges. Will be making again for family gatherings as its yield is alot! Thanks for sharing!
line your pan with foil and spray with oil before baking. It makes cutting alot easier..this recipe is requested for me to make over and over again..YUMO!
I have made this a few times,all GREAT Ratings..The (ONE) thing i did do was to line the pan with foil and spray it with oil before baking the Graham cracker crumb bottom. It makes it so much easier to cut it.
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Parish records to be revealed during workshops
Updated 3:33pm Tuesday 4th February 2014 in News
MEMBERS of the public are being invited to find out about love and death in old parish records
Worcestershire County Council's Archive and Archaeology service is staging a monthly series of workshops delving into the records which are key sources for family and local history.
Starting on Tuesday, February 18 at The Hive, in the centre of Worcester, the workshops take place between 2pm - 4pm and cost £6.
"Parish Records contain many stories which help people find out about their family or local history, and this is a great opportunity for people to find out more about them," said Paul Hudson, Learning and Outreach manager with the service.
"It is also an opportunity to get some of our original archives out to show people what is available."
The workshops can be valuable for tracing an individual's family history, but they also help tell the story of a community and give fascinating insights into the past.
The parish records contain details about baptisms, marriages and burials going back more than 400 years.
The first workshop coincides with the Love Worcester festival, promoting the heritage of Worcester, with events taking place across the city.
To book a place, email email@example.com, call 01905 766352 or visit the Explore the past desk on level 2 at the Hive.
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Singapore manages monetary policy by letting the local dollar rise against the currencies of its main trading partners to control imported inflation, and is often a policy trend-setter or sorts in the region.
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The Singapore dollar slid to nearly 1.32 early last week, but is currently trading around 1.285, about 0.7 percent lower than the start of the year.


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We knew that Daniel Paille of the Boston Bruins would be suspended for his Thursday night hit on the Stars' Raymond Sadawa. The only question surrounded the length of that suspension. Today, we know.
After a hearing this morning with Paille, the NHL has suspended him four games for the hit. He'll miss games against San Jose, Montreal and two against Detroit, which puts his return on February 15 against the Toronto Maple Leafs. He'll forfeit $23,118.28.
Let's look at the hit one more time.
Paille received a major penalty for an illegal check to the head, which in adherence to the new Rule 48, comes with an automatic game misconduct.
There really isn't much debate about this one. It's a blind-side where the head is the principal point of contact, exactly as the new Rule 48 says. It is kind of ironic, though, that the high-profile incident that led to the creation of that rule came against the Bruins a year ago, when Marc Savard was crushed by Matt Cooke. Savard is still suffering the symptoms of that hit.
To their credit, the Bruins and their fans aren't, for the most part, being hypocritical about this. Here's what Andrew Ference of the team said last night after the game, as told to the Boston Herald.
"I mean, it's a bad hit, right?" said Ference. "That's what they're trying to get rid of, and you can't be hypocritical about it when it happens to you, and say it's fine when your teammate does it.
"I talked to Danny and he feels bad. It's tough, that backchecking forward, to make those kind of hits. It's so hard to do it in a clean fashion, with the new rules. It is what it is. He hurt the guy, and I'm sure he'll have a conversation."
Sadawa suffered a broken nose and a separated shoulder on the play. He was only in the lineup thanks to other injuries in the Stars' lineup, which Defending Big D detailed.
Sawada was in the lineup because Jamie Benn and Tom Wandell both have shoulder injuries. Before that Toby Petersen went on IR with a foot injury. Travis Morin had been re-called because of all of that but collapsed (fainted?) at the airport before departing for Boston and was kept in Dallas for a check up.
That's a lot of crazy arsed circumstances to end up where Sawada was on Thursday night.
He ended up the hospital. Here's to hoping he'll be okay, and here's to hoping that someday in the near future, players can learn to hold up in these situations.


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Governor Quinn signed new bills in to law.
One will take away your driver's license if you are operating a boat under the influence and get in to a serious accident. You have to refuse to take an alcohol and drug test, for your ID to get suspended.
A law that some boaters are not thrilled about.
"Some boaters around here are not happy about because they don't think they are under the influence," Joe Nihiser, Lake Decatur's Patrol Officer said.
It doesn't go into effect until January 1st of 2014.
However another rule takes effect immediately. It redefines how many people you can carry on a boat. You have to now consider a skier, tuber or a parasailer in the total number of passengers.
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