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I just purchased a new place that is fairly old and in need of several miscellaneous plumbing repairs, like clogged sinks and broken tub spouts. In addition the water heater was very old and not up to code. Ken was very knowledgeable, provided a fair price and was extremely professional and hard working.I will definitely be using Progress Plumbing again. A nice change from the cookie cutter plumbers out there.
This was my first time using Progressive Plumbing. Ken replaced my garbage disposal in no time. He was very pleasant and negotiated a fair price with me. He also pointed out other plumbing issues around my home that need some TLC. I will likely do business with them again.
After calling two different companies and both were a no show! We called !!Progressive!!Daniel answered on the second ring.That morning he sent Ken out. Using a pressure gauge Ken discovered our pressure was 120 psi. He explained max psi pressure was only supposed to be 65 psi. Ken installed a new PRV for a fair price. The new prv stopped the dripping faucet in the back which was our original complaint. we will definitely use ptogressive / Ken in the future!!!
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I called Daniel out for a leak coming from a pipe connected to my water heater. While inspecting the leak Daniel noticed the expansion tank on my water heater was rusting and needed to be replaced. He mentioned the potential for explosion so of course I immediately hired him to do the job. Daniel was very professional and nice and appeared to try and save us money where he could. The price to replace the expansion tank and repair the leak did seem a bit high given the amount of time it took him to do both jobs. I told Daniel I have never used the same plumber twice; I would consider using Daniel again.
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The highly anticipated corridor for the Peshmarga fighters has finally opened and they have marched into Turkish soil to move into Kobane. It all looked like a long wedding procession.
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Two years after the second sequel to this column's "headlines" series and having just commemorated the Republic's 91th anniversary, here we go again with more headlines from the Istanbul press in the year 2023:
Everyone is discussing the impact of U.S. monetary policy on Turkish assets. They are missing the forest in favor of the trees: Two reports released this week highlight the real weaknesses of the Turkish economy.
Turkey has been shaken by a new coal disaster in the wake of Soma, where 301 people lost their lives in May. After Soma, this time it was in Ermenek where 18 workers were trapped under water.
Just as we yesterday celebrated the 91st year of the foundation of the Turkish Republic, this year also marks the centenary of the outbreak of World War I, which brought an end to the Ottoman Empire.
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High above the altar in the Vatican's Sistine Chapel, the halo around Jesus Christ's head in Michelangelo's famous frescoes shines with a brighter glow, thanks to a revolutionary new lighting system.
Turkey's tourism income jumped by 11 percent to $12.9 billion in the third quarter of 2014 from the same period of the previous year, the Turkish Statistics Agency has revealed.
The real-life protagonist of the Academy award-winning 1978 film "Midnight Express" has again expressed his regret at how Turkey and its people were portrayed in the controversial film.
Apple Inc Chief Executive Tim Cook publicly came out as gay in an article penned for Bloomberg Businessweek.
World championship leader Lewis Hamilton will bid to divert attention from Formula One's looming financial crisis by seeking his fifth consecutive race win at this weekend's United States Grand Prix.
A major exhibition on the Seljuks will be held at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art without loans from Turkey. Turkey is refusing to lend artifacts to leading British and American museums based on the issue of disputed antiquities
Jazz sensation China Moses has kicked off the 24th Akbank Jazz Festival in style, treating fans in Istanbul to her multi-layered talents. The Hürriyet Daily News sat down with Moses to discuss the influences on her music
Business is brisk at Ilya Avramoğlu's 78-year-old shop, one of the last owned by a non-Muslim on Istanbul's historic İstiklal avenue, but a new regulation pushing gentrification may soon force its closure
Lufthansa said talks to make SunExpress, its joint venture with Turkish Airlines, a partner in its new low-cost long-haul Wings concept were progressing well.
The head of Turkey's leading business club has expressed 'disappointment' over the current phase of the government-led peace process, which he said he regards as 'a sine qua non for carrying out development and democratization.'
The decision to send Syrian rebel forces to the besieged city of Kobane was 'wrong', according to a FSA commander who has been fighting against ISIL
About 10 Iraqi Kurdish peshmerga fighters entered the Syrian town of Kobane through the border crossing with Turkey
Tense wait as rescue operations proceed to save workers trapped in central Turkey mine
Turkish man with four wives has his 32nd child
Protesters storm Burkina Faso parliament, set fire
Autumn scenes from Turkey
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in Istanbul
Turkish pilots give full marks to locally co-manufactured assault helicopter
Kurdish people watch clashes in Kobane from hill in Turkish border town
Rare Roman inscription unearthed in Jerusalem
First snowfall of season in eastern Turkey
Ölüdeniz air games take off
Hucul horses escape total extinction after concerted efforts
Kurdish peace bid allows for rediscovery of prehistorical paintings in Hakkari
Colleagues mourn after worker killed in Istanbul construction site
7,000 flamingos born on artificial islands at İzmir's Bird Paradise
A long journey from Budapest to Tehran on first ever European private train permitted to enter Iran
Transport minister examines works at Istanbul's Eurasia Tunnel
A bird's eye view tour of Turkey's eastern provinces of Van and Hakkari
Temple of Serapis in Ephesus undergoes restoration
Greenpeace activists call for halt to coal plant frenzy in mythical Kaz Mountains
Syrian children struggle to survive on Istanbul streets
Turkey opens border to Syrian Kurds fleeing ISIL offensive
15,000 police launch major operation in Istanbul
Locals march to protest constructions on Istanbul coastal area
People rally to save Lake Burdur from drought ahead of 'water fast'
Hong Kong demonstrators protest with 'love and peace' as police resort to tear gas and batons
Extraordinary artist finishes Istanbul drawing
Turkish tanks take up position on Syrian border next to besieged Kurdish town
Clooney and Alamuddin cap weekend nuptials with civil ceremony
Pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong
496 Afghan police officers complete training at the Sivas Polis Academy
Clashes between PYD and ISIL continue near Turkish border
Hot-air balloons fly to raise awareness of breast cancer
Highlights from Paris Fashion Week
Summer continues on Turkey's southern coasts
Traffic jam paralyzes Istanbul as people leave for Eid al-Adha holiday
Turkey holds border exercise
Mortar shell hits house in Turkish border town
Arabs to build holiday village in Black Sea province of Samsun's 'hidden paradise'
Frescos at Cappodocia's open-air museum attract tourists
Anti-ISIL protests sparked across Turkey as jihadists advance to Kobane
Baby loggerhead turtles take the 'big dive' at their Mediterranean safe haven
NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg visits Turkish military base to view US Patriot
A green Sahara in the Black Sea
Breathtaking autumn scenes from Bolu's Seven Lakes National Park
Prettiest Turkish girl in Germany crowned at Miss Turkuaz 2014
Church in Laodicea ancient site opened to tourism
Life of Piri Reis in ballet
Ottoman castle standing on Tunisian coast for centuries
Then and now: Change in popular Turkish resort town of Kuşadası over past 50 years
Photos of alleged bribery money seized in house of Turkish minister's son revealed
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Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink commemorated seven years after his murder
Figure skating short program at Winter Olympics
Egyptian walls covered by graffiti as a reflection of the country's mood
Police use force to disperse coup trials protest in Turkish capital
Footage emerges showing fatal collision killing first Gezi victim
Protests staged across Turkey over tapes incriminating PM and son
Fight erupts at Turkish parliament amid talks over cram school bill
First alpacas arrive in Turkey after long journey from Australia
US President Obama's poses during phone talks with world leaders
'Şanslı,' the 'lucky' bear cub rescued after being frozen opens his eyes
Silent sitting protests staged across Turkey in memory of Berkin Elvan
Bosphorus' silhouette changes as construction continues for Istanbul's third bridge
Twin polar bear cubs made their first public appearance at Tierpark Hellabrunn Zoo in Munich - cuteness warning
Ottoman Dress Album with drawings by Tulip Era Painter Van Mour
Opposition ballots found in trash bags in southern Turkey
'Lucky' bear cub Şanslı growing after overcoming fight with frost and major lung infection
Three workers die in construction accident at viaduct connecting to Istanbul's third bridge
Turkish main opposition leader Kılıçdaroğlu assaulted at Parliament
Iranian mother spares life of son's killer with slap
Turkish ministers when they were children
Fourth commemoration of 1915 killings of Armenians in Istanbul
Daily Hürriyet visits the birthplace of Galatasaray's Ivorian legend, Didier Drogba
Turkey builds portable wall on border with Syria
Support grows for Barcelona player Dani Alves after banana-throwing incident
Specially-designed portable steel walls used by Ankara police on May Day
Lone house stands in vast construction site in Istanbul's popular Fikirtepe neighborhood
Turkish MPs as gentle and courteous as ever during corruption session
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Secret weapons of Turkish army: locally produced rocket launchers, missile systems
Agonizing wait for miners' families in Soma as rescue operations continue
Footage shows workers trying to escape from deadly disaster at Soma mine
Protests held in Turkey over Soma coal mine disaster
Turkish PM Erdoğan visits Soma coal mine as photos from rescue operation depict huge tragedy
Pain overwhelms families of Soma miners during funerals
Severe floods hit Serbia and Bosnia
Search and rescue team releases footage from operation inside Soma mine
Clashes erupt between protesters and police in Istanbul's Okmeydanı
Guerilla photo exhibition in Istanbul streets ahead of Gezi Park protests' anniversary
Gunman posted online video before killing six in California
Mardin Castle to host visitors after 27 years, following restoration
Security forces launch operation against PKK members blocking roads in Diyarbakır
Turkish official's Ottoman-style circumcision triggers public outcry
Police leave protesters bloodied and bruised on Gezi anniversary
Heavy rain hit Istanbul
Women caught on camera while stealing aid money for families of Soma victims
Tension high as clashes continue between gendarmerie and protesters in southeastern Turkey
'#Resistforest,' activists say in colorful third airport protest in Istanbul
Abbas, Peres call for peace at Vatican ceremony attended by Pope Francis and Patriarch Bartholomew
Demonstrators, police clash around Turkey in wake of Lice deaths
Hassan Rouhani visits Ankara, marking first trip by an Iranian president to Turkey in 18 years
Resplendent despite years of neglect: Cappadocia's centuries-old Red Church to be restored
Over half a million Iraqis flee as ISIL militants seize Mosul
Turkey's consulate facility in Mosul
İzmir's LGBT community holds colorful Pride Parade for second year
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'Occupy Galata' protest held against private tea house in public square
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Annual Trans Pride march held in Istanbul
'Baby jumping festival' in Spain
Commando candidates in tough surface water training
UK queen visits Belfast set of 'Game of Thrones'
The bugs of Ankara: The weirdest scenes that anyone can run into in Turkish capital
Rare World War I photos from Turkish General Staff archives
Syrian refugees in the derelict houses of Istanbul's poverty-stricken Fikirtepe neighborhood
'I am here, babe!' Thousands attend Gay Parade in Istanbul
Colorful fans of 2014 World Cup
Thousands of flamingos born in Tuz Lake
Interest increases in ancient Armenian city of Ani
Fire destroys luxury yacht off Bodrum
Rescued turtle released to Aegean Sea after three-month treatment
Turkish drivers abducted in Iraq by the Islamic State released after more than three weeks of captivity
Freed Turkish truck drivers back home after more than three weeks of captivity in Iraq
TOMA joins cleaning work as Istanbul road covered by cement after traffic accident
Ancient city of Myra focus of interest in Antalya
Pilot's last-minute maneuver prevents huge accident at Barcelona airport
San Fermin festival in Spain
Israel launches military offensive against Gaza militants
Goetze wins World Cup for Germany in extra time
Metallica hits the stage in Istanbul
Turkey beefs up border security after clashes increase on Syrian side
Kapuzbaşı waterfalls in Central Anatolia charm visitors
Black Sea highlanders form 3-km human chain against gold, copper mine project
45th anniversary of US astronauts' Moon landing
Isreali army organizes tour through Gaza tunnel for journalists
Turkish Historical Society releases World War I archival photos
Palestinian artists create arresting images from smoke of Israeli rocket strikes in Gaza
Black clouds hang over Istanbul as torrential rains hit town
Black Sea's unique Kamilet Valley threatened by hydroelectric plants
Two Istanbul reservoirs close to drying out
Stunning photos from starry nights at ancient ruin site of Blaundus
10 workers killed at Istanbul construction site
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Their father said there were horses and goats to feed, hay to bring in from the fields. The barnyard needed cleaning and eggs don't gather themselves. That's when their mother stepped in and changed the direction of their lives forever.
``Everything that they had to do, I did it,'' Onethia Jerry said. ``Their daddy, he worked late nights, so when he would come home he would check that they did everything they were supposed to do. So while I was cutting the grass, I would go in and out of the house cooking. He didn't never miss a meal.''
And the Jerry brothers never missed a chance to hit the football field, transforming from ``wild boys'' with limitless energy into athletic and graceful men thought to be large even on a football field.
It was as if their mother had unleashed them, and they haven't stopped making plays since.
``I did that for years. As long as they played football in junior high he never knew,'' Onethia Jerry said of the boys' father, Wayne Wright. ``But once they got in high school, their names were always on the radio. He never went, but he always listened on the radio.''
He missed quite a sight. The brothers helped start South Panola High School in Batesville, ranked seventh in the nation, on its current 67-game win streak before signing with Ole Miss. They were the jewels of Ed Orgeron's first recruiting classes and are excelling as the Rebels prepare to host Arkansas on Saturday.
``Peria is a very passionate, very strong, fast, agile and quick defensive lineman,'' Orgeron said. ``I do not think I have ever had an offensive lineman as athletic as John Jerry. Those guys mean a lot to our program. It means a lot for them to be at Ole Miss.''
Peria Jerry is the little guy, born weighing 8 pounds, 3 ounces. He's now a 6-foot-2, 310-pound junior defensive tackle just fulfilling his promise after two years of nagging injuries that kept him tantalizing close to the field, but not on it often enough.
``I felt like I did everything I could do to help the seniors have a better year,'' he said of losing much of last year to a foot injury. ``But it was just something I've had to fight through.''
He showed he's healed and ready to play against Georgia with nine tackles, including three for loss.
John Jerry, called J.R. by his mother, is the baby of the family, but its largest member by far. He came into the world at 9 pounds, 12 ounces and still seems to be growing at 6-5 and 340 pounds. The guard led the team last season with 26 pancake blocks as a freshman and Orgeron believes he has an unlimited future.
Occasionally, they line up against each other in practice.
``Me and him are just alike,'' John Jerry said. ``We're very competitive. I'll be sick if I lose to him and he'll be sick if he loses to me.''
John Jerry said his brother is his best friend. They spent their childhood working with animals, Onethia Jerry said, and have the 4-H trophies to prove it. They built their great strength tossing hay bales and chasing pigs through the yard before wrestling them into the mud.
``They used to ride horses, show horses, break horses,'' Onethia Jerry said. ``They'd get hurt, thrown into barb wire and they'd sit there and laugh. They thought it was fun.''
Until they got to the hospital.
``A lot of people think they're twins,'' she said. ``One time J.R. had cut his wrist and we had to take him to the hospital. And while they were shooting the needle all around his arm, Peria was crying. Then when Peria got his leg cut, I took him to the hospital and J.R. was crying.''
When they weren't doing their chores, they were in the road playing football with their cousins, imagining themselves on the field in Oxford, scoring touchdowns and making tackles. Their extended family includes current Rebels Jamarca Sanford and Chris Strong and former NFL players Dwayne Rudd and Eddie Strong.
When they entered organized football in middle school they were quick to show they would be following in the family's athletic tradition. Especially as they continued to grow.
``A lot of times they wouldn't clean their room up or something,'' Onethia Jerry said. ``I'd stand up on the table and tell them to come on because I'm going to look at you eye to eye.''
The Jerry brothers soon will have to learn what it's like to be apart. Orgeron has helped coach some of the NFL's most talented linemen while an assistant at Southern Cal and Miami, and believes both will have a great future as pros.
The brothers got a scare last year when their mother contracted meningitis. At one point she couldn't lift her head and there was concern she might die. When she recovered, John told her the hard work in her life would soon be over.
``He told me, 'Mom, you give me two or three more years, you're going to sit down,''' Onethia Jerry said. ``When they were little, Peria would tell me, 'When I get big, I'm going to buy you 10 pairs of shoes. And JR said, 'I'm going to get you 10 pair, too.' I said, 'I'll never have cold feet then.'''


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RISKS-LIST: Risks-Forum Digest Friday 26 July 2013 Volume 27 : Issue 38
ACM FORUM ON RISKS TO THE PUBLIC IN COMPUTERS AND RELATED SYSTEMS (comp.risks)
Peter G. Neumann, moderator, chmn ACM Committee on Computers and Public Policy
***** See last item for further information, disclaimers, caveats, etc. *****
This issue is archived at <http://www.risks.org> as
The current issue can be found at
Star Wars Redux (Peter G. Neumann)
Hackers Reveal Nasty New Car Attacks--With Me Behind The Wheel
(Andy Greenberg via Steve Goldstein via Dewayne Hendricks)
The risks of DNA "Certainty" (Bob Frankston)
Cybersecurity hacking estimates exaggerated for profit (Lauren Weinstein)
PIN-Punching Robot Cracks Phone's Security Code In 24 Hours (Andy Greenberg
via Henry Baker)
"Researchers spot new breed of infected Android apps in the wild"
(Ted Samson via Gene Wirchenko)
"SIM cards vulnerable to hacking, says researcher" (Jeremy Kirk via
Gene Wirchenko)
Citi Bike Accidentally Exposes Customer Credit Card Information (Ted Mann
via Jim Reisert)
Re: PayPal 'credits' US man $92 quadrillion in error (Mark Brader,
Bill Stewart, Chris Drewe)
Fool proofs? (Re: UBS fined $30,000 for a typing error, Bertrand Meyer)
Re: Government Destroys $170k of Hardware ... (Rob Slade)
Hardware destruction in perspective (Steve Lamont)
Re: "How the Pentagon's payroll quagmire traps soldiers (Gene Wirchenko)
Re: "How to Build Versatile and Reusable Software" (Gene Wirchenko)
REVIEW: "Intelligent Internal Control and Risk Management", Leitch
(Rob Slade)
Abridged info on RISKS (comp.risks)
Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2013 13:47:06 PDT
From: "Peter G. Neumann" <neumann () csl sri com>
Subject: Star Wars Redux
In the very first RISKS issue, RISKS-1.01 (1 Aug 1985), I posited the need
for open discussion of the risks involved in the Strategic Defense
Initiative, and suggested that past experiences with very large projects
requiring extensive new technology and system engineering were generally
less successful than anticipated:
... the problems of developing software for critical environments are very
pervasive -- and not just limited to strategic defense. But what we learn
in discussing the feasibility of the strategic defense initiative could
have great impact on the uses that computers find in other critical
environments. In general, we may find that the risks are far too high in
many of the critical computing environments on which we depend. We may
also be led to techniques for developing better systems that can
adequately satisfy all of their critical requirements -- and continue to
do so. But perhaps most important of all is the increased awareness that
can come from intelligent discussion. Thus, an open forum on this subject
is very important.
An editorial in *The New York Times* today revisits this thorny subject,
and suggests that we are still far away from what might be needed:
A Failure to Intercept:
Will America ever have effective ground-based missile defense?
After 30 years of research and an estimated $250 billion investment, the
Pentagon's defense program against intercontinental ballistic missiles
... had another failed test this month... the third consecutive dud. The
military has tested the ground-based midcourse defense system 16 times;
only eight were successful, the last in 2008. One might expect the record
to be near perfect since the tests are rigged ... ``controlled scripted
Two studies ... have expressed new doubts ...
But it doesn't make sense to keep throwing money at a flawed system
without correcting the problems first.
The entire editorial is worth reading carefully, although it may not be new
news to many long-time RISKS readers.
Date: July 25, 2013 10:51:07 AM EDT
From: Dewayne Hendricks <dewayne () warpspeed com>
Subject: Hackers Reveal Nasty New Car Attacks--With Me Behind The Wheel
[Note: This item comes from friend Steve Goldstein. DLH][via Dave Farber]
From: Steve Goldstein <steve.goldstein () cox net>
Subject: Hackers Reveal Nasty New Car Attacks--With Me Behind The Wheel
(Video) - Forbes
Date: July 25, 2013 7:21:34 AM PDT
Andy Greenberg, *Forbes*, 24 Jul 2013
Stomping on the brakes of a 3,500-pound Ford Escape that refuses to stop --
or even slow down -- produces a unique feeling of anxiety. In this case it
also produces a deep groaning sound, like an angry water buffalo bellowing
somewhere under the SUV's chassis. The more I pound the pedal, the louder
the groan gets --along with the delighted cackling of the two hackers
sitting behind me in the backseat.
Luckily, all of this is happening at less than 5mph. So the Escape merely
plows into a stand of 6-foot-high weeds growing in the abandoned parking lot
of a South Bend, Ind. strip mall that Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek have
chosen as the testing grounds for the day's experiments, a few of which are
shown in the video below. (When Miller discovered the brake-disabling trick,
he wasn't so lucky: The soccer-mom mobile barreled through his garage,
crushing his lawn mower and inflicting $150 worth of damage to the rear
``Okay, now your brakes work again,'' Miller says, tapping on a beat-up
MacBook connected by a cable to an inconspicuous data port near the parking
brake. I reverse out of the weeds and warily bring the car to a stop. ``When
you lose faith that a car will do what you tell it to do,'' he adds after we
jump out of the SUV, ``it really changes your whole view of how the thing
This fact, that a car is not a simple machine of glass and steel but a
hackable network of computers, is what Miller and Valasek have spent the
last year trying to demonstrate. Miller, a 40-year-old security engineer at
Twitter, and Valasek, the 31-year-old director of security intelligence at
the Seattle consultancy IOActive, received an $80,000-plus grant last fall
from the mad-scientist research arm of the Pentagon known as the Defense
Advanced Research Projects Agency to root out security vulnerabilities in
The duo plans to release their findings and the attack software they
developed at the hacker conference Defcon in Las Vegas next month -- the
better, they say, to help other researchers find and fix the auto industry's
security problems before malicious hackers get under the hoods of
unsuspecting drivers. The need for scrutiny is growing as cars are
increasingly automated and connected to the Internet, and the problem goes
well beyond Toyota and Ford. Practically every American car maker now offers
a cellular service or Wi-Fi network like General Motors' OnStar, Toyota's
Safety Connect and Ford's SYNC. Mobile-industry trade group the GSMA
estimates revenue from wireless devices in cars at $2.5 billion today and
projects that number will grow tenfold by 2025. Without better security it's
all potentially vulnerable, and automakers are remaining mum or downplaying
the issue.
As I drove their vehicles for more than an hour, Miller and Valasek showed
that they've reverse-engineered enough of the software of the Escape and the
Toyota Prius (both the 2010 model) to demonstrate a range of nasty
surprises: everything from annoyances like uncontrollably blasting the horn
to serious hazards like slamming on the Prius' brakes at high speeds. They
sent commands from their laptops that killed power steering, spoofed the GPS
and made pathological liars out of speedometers and odometers. Finally they
directed me out to a country road, where Valasek showed that he could
violently jerk the Prius' steering at any speed, threatening to send us into
a cornfield or a head-on collision. ``Imagine you're driving down a highway
at 80 ,'' Valasek says. ``You're going into the car next to you or into
oncoming traffic. That's going to be bad times.''
A Ford spokesman says the company takes hackers ``very seriously,'' but
Toyota, for its part, says it isn't impressed by Miller and Valasek's
stunts: Real car hacking, the company's safety manager John Hanson argues,
wouldn't require physically jacking into the target car. ``Our focus, and
that of the entire auto industry, is to prevent hacking from a remote
wireless device outside of the vehicle,'' he writes in an e-mail, adding
that Toyota engineers test its vehicles against wireless attacks. ``We
believe our systems are robust and secure. ...
Dewayne-Net RSS Feed: <http://www.warpspeed.com/wordpress>
Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2013 10:23:36 -0400
From: "Bob Frankston" <Bob19-0501 () bobf frankston com>
Subject: The risks of DNA "Certainty"
The seeming certainty of DNA evidence leads to false confidence in the
results and insufficient scrutiny. And, once again, we are at the risk of
bad math. A million in one match seems leave no doubt but if you have a
database with 10 million people you'll get ten matches. But when a jury is
just told that there is a one in a million chance of a mismatch then they
will have to convict.
Date: July 24, 2013 1:50:55 AM EDT
From: Lauren Weinstein <lauren () vortex com>
Subject: Cybersecurity hacking estimates exaggerated for profit
"A $1 trillion estimate of the global cost of hacking cited by President
Barack Obama and other top officials is a gross exaggeration, according to
a new study commissioned by the company responsible for the earlier
approximation. A preliminary report being released Monday by the Center
for Strategic and International Studies and underwritten by Intel Corp's
(INTC.O) security software arm McAfee implicitly acknowledges that
McAfee's previous figure could be triple the real number."
http://j.mp/167eQG4 (Reuters via NNSquad)
As we've been saying all along. Follow the money!
Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2013 10:30:09 -0700
From: Gene Wirchenko <genew () telus net>
Subject: "Researchers spot new breed of infected Android apps in the wild"
(Ted Samson)
Ted Samson, InfoWorld, 24 Jul 2013
Cyber criminals have successfully exploited a recently discovered
vulnerability to infect legit apps without invalidating their digital
Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2013 12:08:22 -0700
From: Gene Wirchenko <genew () telus net>
Subject: "SIM cards vulnerable to hacking, says researcher" (Jeremy Kirk)
Jeremy Kirk, InfoWorld, 22 Jul 2013
Millions of phones could be at risk due to the use of a 1970s-era
encryption standard
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2013 07:56:21 -0700
From: Henry Baker <hbaker1 () pipeline com>
Subject: PIN-Punching Robot Cracks Phone's Security Code In 24 Hours
Andy Greenberg, *Forbes*, 22 Jul 2013
Covering the worlds of data security, privacy and hacker culture.
There's nothing particularly difficult about cracking a smartphone's
four-digit PIN code. All it takes is a pair of thumbs and enough
persistence to try all 10,000 combinations. But hackers hoping to save time
and avoid arthritis now have a more efficient option: Let a cheap,
3D-printable robot take care of the manual labor.
At the Defcon hacker conference in Las Vegas early next month, security
researchers Justin Engler and Paul Vines plan to show off the R2B2, or
Robotic Reconfigurable Button Basher, a piece of hardware they built for
around $200 that can automatically punch PIN numbers at a rate of about one
four-digit guess per second, fast enough to crack a typical Android phone's
lock screen in 20 hours or less.
``There's nothing to stop someone from guessing all the possible PINs,''
says Engler, a security engineer at San Francisco-based security consultancy
iSec Partners. ``We often hear `no one would ever do that.' We wanted to
eliminate that argument. This was already easy, it had just never been done
Engler and Vines built their bot, shown briefly in the video above, from
three $10 servomotors, a plastic stylus, an open-source Arduino
microcontroller, a collection of plastic parts 3D-printed on their local
hackerspace's Makerbot 3D printer, and a five dollar webcam that watches the
phone's screen to detect if it's successfully guessed the password. The
device can be controlled via USB, connecting to a Mac or Windows PC that
runs a simple code-cracking program. The researchers plan to release both
the free software and the blueprints for their 3D-printable parts at the
time of their Defcon talk.
In addition to their finger-like R2B2, Engler and Vines are also working on
another version of their invention that will instead use electrodes attached
to a phone's touchscreen, simulating capacitative screen taps with faster
electrical signals. That bot, which they're calling the Capacitative
Cartesian Coordinate Brute-force Overlay, remains a work in progress, Engler
says, though he plans to have it ready for Defcon.
Not all PIN-protected devices are susceptible to the R2B2's brute force
attack, Engler admits. Apple's iOS, for instance, makes the user wait
increasing lengths of time after each incorrect PIN guess. After just a
handful of wrong answers, the phone can lock out a would-be hacker for hours
before granting access to the PIN pad again.
But every Android phone that Engler and Vines tested was set by default to
use a much less stringent safeguard, delaying the user just 30 seconds after
every five guesses. At that rate, the robot can still guess five PINs every
35 seconds, or all 10,000 possibilities in 19 hours and 24 minutes.
Given that the robot's software can be programmed to guess PINs in any order
the user chooses, it may be able to crack phones far faster than that 20
hour benchmark. One analysis of common PINs showed that more than 26% of
users choose one of twenty common PINs. If R2B2 is set to try easily-guessed
PINs first, it could crack one in four Android users' phones in less than
five minutes, and half of those phones in less than an hour.
Physically typing thousands of PIN codes, even with a clever robot's help,
isn't necessarily the easiest way to gain access to a phone's
data. Forensics software firm Micro Systemation released a video last year
-- since removed from YouTube -- showing that it can digitally brute-force
an iPhone's PIN by using the same ``jailbreak'' hacks that many iPhone
owners use to remove installation restrictions on their devices. Google has
been known to cooperate with law enforcement to bypass the lockscreens of
criminal suspects' phones, and Apple will in some cases crack a phone's
security and give the user's data to police if officers mail the phone to
the company.
But Engler argues that the R2B2 helps to raise attention to the insecurity
of crackable four-digit PINs in ways that software tools don't. Even a
six-digit PIN, an option on many phones, would take R2B2 as much as 80 days
longer to crack than the default four-digit passcode. ``When you see a robot
working like this, you think, `maybe I should have a longer PIN','' says
Engler. '' If I'm a CEO, a four digit PIN is a problem, because it's worth
20 hours to break in and get my confidential emails.''
Engler and Vines aren't the first to create an automated, physical
PIN-cracking tool. Another hacker who calls himself JJ showed off a similar
robot earlier in the year that could crack the four-digit PIN of a Garmin
Nuvi GPS device, shown in the video below.
But Engler's and Vine's invention is meant to be far more versatile. In
addition to cracking phones' lockscreens, Engler says he and Vines plan to
keep improving the robot so that it can be adapted to crack the PIN codes
used in specific smartphone apps, or even to press the mechanical buttons on
non-touchscreen devices like ATMs, hotel safes and combination locks. And in
his daily work of auditing clients' security, breaking into a corporate
smartphone represents a far more serious threat than accessing the data of
any GPS device.
``We used to joke that we'd have to hire an intern to press all these
buttons,'' says Engler. ``It turns out it's much better to get the
intern to help make the robot. Then he also has time to get coffee.''
Andy Greenberg, Forbes Staff
I'm a technology, privacy, and information security reporter and most
recently the author of the book This Machine Kills Secrets, a chronicle of
the history and future of information leaks, from the Pentagon Papers to
WikiLeaks and beyond. I've covered the hacker beat for Forbes since 2007,
with frequent detours into digital miscellania like switches, servers,
supercomputers, search, e-books, online censorship, robots, and China. My
favorite stories are the ones where non-fiction resembles science
fiction. My favorite sources usually have the word "research" in their
titles. Since I joined Forbes, this job has taken me from an autonomous car
race in the California desert all the way to Beijing, where I wrote the
first English-language cover story on the Chinese search billionaire Robin
Li for Forbes Asia. Black hats, white hats, cyborgs, cyberspies, idiot
savants and even CEOs are welcome to email me at agreenberg (at) forbes.com.
My PGP public key can be found here.
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2013 11:40:23 -0600
From: Jim Reisert AD1C <jjreisert () alum mit edu>
Subject: Citi Bike Accidentally Exposes Customer Credit Card Information
(Ted Mann)
Ted Mann, *Wall Street Journal*, 23 Jul 2013
A Citi Bike software glitch accidentally exposed sensitive personal and
financial information -- including credit card numbers -- of more than 1,000
of its account holders, the bike sharing program's operators wrote in a
letter last week to the affected customers.
The data breach occurred on April 15, according to a letter sent to a Citi
Bike member reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. The letter was dated July
The security breach was discovered and corrected at the end of May. It
affected 1,174 customers who signed up for $95 annual memberships to the
program, said Seth Solomonow, a spokesman for the city Department of
Transportation, which launched Citi Bike and controls all of the system's
communications to the public.
He did not explain the delay between the identification of the security flaw
and notification of affected users.
Tune into another Risks Digest issue to discover the next risk resulting
from the Citi Bikes in NYC!
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2013 16:43:52 -0400 (EDT)
From: msb () vex net (Mark Brader)
Subject: Re: PayPal 'credits' US man $92 quadrillion in error (RISKS-27.37)
Bob Gezelter giveth and taketh away $91,908 trillion!
From: Amos Shapir <amos083 () gmail com>
The article claims the erroneous sum was $92,233,720,368,547,800...
(Being a computer nerd I had to check -- this number is almost exactly
2^63 * 0.01, so the credit was probably meant to be 1 cent).
In fact $2^63 * 0.01 is $92,233,720,368,547,758.08, so if the indicated
amount was not rounded, it is larger than that by $41.92. It does seem
likely that PayPal is storing its monetary amounts in 64-bit words using
integers in cents, but I don't think the deduction that the intended
amount was 1 cent holds up.
Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2013 14:33:46 -0700
From: Bill Stewart <bill.stewart () pobox com>
Subject: Re: PayPal 'credits' US man $92 quadrillion in error (RISKS-27.37)
That's an advantage of 64-bit arithmetic; errors like this used to be ~$21M
or $2.1B. Nobody's bank or financial institution would be able to handle a
US$92 trillion transfer, even if they didn't have good sanity checking, but
some might let $2B slip by accidentally, and almost any of them could afford
$21M and might not notice the error for a while. And while most of them
probably couldn't handle the interest payments on a day's float of $92T, the
interest on $21M would probably have gotten paid.
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2013 22:19:10 +0100
From: Chris Drewe <e767pmk () yahoo co uk>
Subject: Re: PayPal 'credits' US man $92 quadrillion in error (RISKS-27.37)
My question: we all had a good laugh, but could it have worked out like
this? Suppose your bank erroneously deposits a large sum into your current
account. The mistake is quickly spotted and corrected, so no harm done.
However, this unusual activity sets off the bank's automated
anti-money-laundering alerts. Therefore, you suddenly have a bunch of
Government heavies on your doorstep, who want to know where that money came
from, and, more importantly, just where is it now? A mistake by your bank,
you say..? Better find yourself a good lawyer, quickly.
Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2013 23:57:36 +0200
From: Bertrand Meyer <Bertrand.Meyer () inf ethz ch>
Subject: Fool proofs? (Re: UBS fined $30,000 for a typing error, Kimmeringer)
In RISKS-27.37: "The system will now be changed to be fool-proved (again)."
Are you sure this phrasing is what is intended? To me a "fool-proved" system
is one in which the Coq/Isabelle/Spark verification was assigned to the team
member who perhaps wasn't the brightest in the lot. This might happen for
example to NAS if Martyn Thomas's suggestion in the same issue is followed.
There may be something very subtle here that eludes me, but if not I think
you mean fool-proof, or possibly fool-proofed. (Two occurrences in the
[lothar agrees. PGN]
[A fool and his proofs are soon parted... Lindsay Marshall]
Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2013 00:39:10 -0700
From: Rob Slade <rmslade () shaw ca>
Subject: Re: Government Destroys $170k of Hardware ... (RISKS-27.37)
Once upon a time, many years ago, a school refused to take my advice
(mediated through my brother) as to what to do about a very simple computer
virus infection. The infection in question was Stoned, which was a boot
sector infector. BSIs generally do not affect data, and (and this is the
important point) are not eliminated by deleting files on the computer, and
often not even by reformatting the hard disk. (At the time there were at
least a dozen simple utilities for removing Stoned, most of them free.)
The school decided to cleanse it's entire computer network by boxing it up,
shipping it back to the store, and having the store reformat everything.
Which the store did. The school lost it's entire database of student
records, and all databases for the library. Everything had to be
re-entered. By hand.
I've always thought this was the height of computer virus stupidity, and
that the days when anyone would be so foolish were long gone.
I was wrong. On both counts.
Malware is my field, and so I often sound like a bit of a nut, pointing out
issues that most people consider minor. However, malware, while now
recognized as a threat, is a field that extremely few people, even in the
information security field, study in any depth. Most general security texts
(and, believe me, I know almost all of them) touch on it only tangentially,
and often provide advice that is long out of date.
With that sort of background, I can, unfortunately, see this sort of thing
happening again.
victoria.tc.ca/techrev/rms.htm http://www.infosecbc.org/links
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2013 08:15:12 -0700
From: spl () ncmir ucsd edu (Steve Lamont)
Subject: Hardware destruction in perspective (Re: RISKS-27.37)
This is a story about government incompetence on the grossest, most
unforgivable scale. Here's how the Economic Development Administration
unnecessarily spent $2.75 million to fight a common case of malware.
While this is indeed a waste of time and money, a bit of perspective:
At current funding levels, $170,000 is approximately what the government
spends in 54 seconds in Afghanistan and Iraq.
The entire enterprise ($2.75 million) comes down to a bit under 15 minutes
of war.
According to my calculations, we're spending $3,125 a *second* for our two
wars and I'd be hard put to show how much economic development we've gotten
from either. spl
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2013 20:07:09 -0700
From: Gene Wirchenko <genew () telus net>
Subject: Re: "How the Pentagon's payroll quagmire traps soldiers (RISKS-27.37)
is a great article, but I suppose that it is ironic that Reuters has screwed
up in the implementation. I got a message that I needed to have JavaScript
enabled to read the article. The whole article was sent to my browser
though. I went through the source, removed the <noscript></noscript> block,
saved the file locally, and then was able to read it.
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2013 20:27:49 -0700
From: Gene Wirchenko <genew () telus net>
Subject: Re: "How to Build Versatile and Reusable Software" (RISKS-27.37)
Another amusing link:
I called it up, read the first page, then clicked for the second, and only
then noted the message on the page of "A browser or device that allows
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2013 12:27:57 -0700
From: Rob Slade <rmslade () shaw ca>
Subject: REVIEW: "Intelligent Internal Control and Risk Management", Leitch
"Intelligent Internal Control and Risk Management", Matthew Leitch,
%A Matthew Leitch
%C Gower House, Croft Rd, Aldershot, Hampshire, GU11 3HR, England
%I Gower Publishing Limited
%O U$114.95 www.gowerpub.com
%O http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0566087995/robsladesinterne
%O http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/0566087995/robsladesin03-20
%O Audience i- Tech 1 Writing 1 (see revfaq.htm for explanation)
%P 253 p.
%T "Intelligent Internal Control and Risk Management"
The introduction indicates that this book is written from the risk
management perspective of the financial services industry, with a
concentration on Sarbanes-Oxley, COSO, and related frameworks. There
is an implication that the emphasis is on designing new controls.
Part one, "The Bigger Picture," provides a history of risk management
and internal controls. Chapter one asks how much improvement is
possible through additional controls. The author's statement that
"[w]hen an auditor, especially an external auditor, recommends an
improvement control it is usually with little concern for the cost of
implementing or operating that control [or improved value]. The
auditor wants to feel `covered' by having recommended something in the
face of a risk that exists, at least in theory" is one that is
familiar to anyone in the security field. Leitch goes on to note that
there is a disparity between providing real value and revenue
assurance, and the intent of this work is increasing the value of
business risk controls. The benefits of trying quality management
techniques, as well as those of quantitative risk management, are
promoted in chapter two. Chapter three appears to be a collection of
somewhat random thoughts on risk. Psychological factors in assessing
risk, and the fact that controls have to be stark enough to make
people aware of upcoming dangers, are discussed in chapter four.
Part two turns to a large set of controls, and examines when to use, and not
to use, them. Chapter five introduces the list, arrangement, and structure.
Controls that generate other controls (frequently management processes) are
reviewed in chapter six. For each control there is a title, example,
statement of need, opening thesis, discussion, closing recommendation, and
summary relating to other controls. Most are one to three pages in length.
Audit and monitoring controls are dealt with in chapter seven. Adaptation
is the topic of chapter eight. (There is a longer lead-in discussion to
these controls, since, inherently, they deal with change, to which people,
business, and control processes are highly resistant.) Chapter nine notes
issues of protection and reliability. The corrective controls in chapter
ten are conceptually related to those in chapter seven.
Part three looks at change for improvement, rather than just for the
sake of change. Chapter eleven suggests means of promoting good
behaviours. A Risk and Uncertainty Management Assessment (RUMA) tool
is presented in chapter twelve, but, frankly, I can't see that it goes
beyond thinking out alternative courses of action. Barriers to
improvement are noted in chapter thirteen. Roles in the organization,
and their relation to risk management, are outlined in chapter
fourteen. Chapter fifteen examines the special needs for innovative
projects. Ways to address restrictive ideology are mentioned in
chapter sixteen. Seven areas that Leitch advises should be explored
conclude the book in chapter seventeen.
A number of interesting ideas are presented for consideration in
regard to the choice and design of controls. However, the text is not
a guidebook for producing actual control systems.
copyright, Robert M. Slade 2013 BKIICARM.RVW 20121210
rslade () vcn bc ca slade () victoria tc ca rslade () computercrime org
victoria.tc.ca/techrev/rms.htm http://www.infosecbc.org/links
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