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Can't recommend this hotel enough. This is the first time I have left feedback for any hotel, but feel I have to for this one. A little gem! Practically in the centre of town but down a quite street. Has a lovely, peaceful courtyard garden and great breakfast. Went with a friend and stayed in standard room, no complaints. Am now planning a return visit for the Christmas markets with my husband.
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We had a lovely stay at this friendly and perfectly positioned hotel. Staff were very helpful, and our room was above our expectations. All the facilities were also very clean. The breakfast also excellent. The only minor point that could have improved our stay would have been tea and coffee in the room. However, we would strongly recommend people to stay here.
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McAfee is among the security companies raising an alarm about Duqu, a data-stealing Trojan that looks to pose as great a threat to businesses' critical infrastructure as Stuxnet.
Duqu uses Microsoft Windows-exploiting code similar to Stuxnet, a worm designed to attack Siemens industrial software, which has been linked to cyber-sabotage of nuclear bodies in Iran and other organisations. Unlike Stuxnet, however, it has specific restricted targets, rather than trying to spread itself widely, and it is designed to collect information rather than undermine systems.
Last week, an independent security researcher warned that Duqu has infected a number of organisations, but did not disclose which ones. However, Symantec said it has discovered an organisation in Europe that has been infected with variants of the malware. It believes the hackers were looking for information such as design documents to launch an attack on a third party.
While the broad outline of Duqu is known, McAfee and Symantec have disagreed on the details. ZDNet UK sat down with Dave Marcus, McAfee's director of security research and communications, to talk about its ongoing investigation into Duqu and why it believes the malware could be the basis of a Stuxnet-like attack.
Q: What is Duqu, and what does it do?
A: This is password-stealing and espionage data-capture malware — that seems to be the goal. There's a lot of functionality in the malware to get to the point where it's doing its sniffing and data gathering.
Duqu uses similar code to Stuxnet. Are the same people responsible, or has a different group used portions of the Stuxnet code?
Stuxnet had signed keys, and you have the same thing in this instance.
Does that mean Duqu was coded by the same people who created Stuxnet?
Not necessarily. Duqu shows certain characteristics in its coding, injection and behaviour that is indicative of the Stuxnet code. That most likely means that someone studied the Stuxnet code and said, 'Oh, those five things make sense, I'll do that'.
Duqu is very different from Stuxnet. Stuxnet injects code into a programmable logic controller, to get a kinetic response. There's no evidence of that in Duqu. This looks more like it's data gathering and performing espionage on industrial controller networks.
Duqu was signed with a certificate was supposedly issued by the C-Media audio-product company. Does that mean the certificate was stolen, or was it forged?
You've got a rogue certificate. There's not a lot of evidence that it was a stolen rogue certificate. It looks like it was a rogue-created certificate. That may mean people had access to another certificate authority (CA), but it's hard to tell at this point.
The certificate compromise comes after compromises of Comodo and DigiNotar. Is this significant?
We have at this point now a third rogue key — that's a bigger issue than people realise. People targeting CAs, and the ability to create rogue signed keys, is a big deal.
You've got the undermining of trust on a variety of levels. Trust in the operating system is undermined. These keys are used on the operating system to sign drivers and dynamic link libraries (DLLs). People taking malware, signing it and encrypting it to a valid key means the malware becomes whitelisted, and has full reign on the operating system. That's certainly not good.
People targeting certificate authorities, and the ability to create rogue signed keys, is a big deal.
Unless the key is revoked, it's whitelisted. At that point, the malware can inject itself into different processes.
The issue we saw with Duqu is that it was injecting itself into running processes. That's an effective technique to avoid detection by information security. Injecting into running memory, injecting into space, is a really good way to avoid detection, because there's no disk access. Disk access is what generally sets off an on-access scan by security software or hardware. By injecting into running memory, you get a sophisticated technique similar to Stuxnet injections.
And that's just on the host side of the house. Then there's the whole stolen-key/website, man-in-the-middle side of the house. Duqu can be used to sniff traffic locally, and man-in-the-middle locally. Then you've the potential signed key on a website, which you can now man-in-the-middle.
You've got this whole breakdown of trust, potentially. It's a big deal.
With a signed key, it's possible to make web browsers believe that a website is bona fide, isn't it?
Absolutely. You have a client, a real website and the fake key installed in something that pretends to be the valid website. The client doesn't know, so the traffic goes to the fake site, and every piece of data is captured.
The good thing is with Duqu, VeriSign decommissioned the key — the key is invalidated. The command-and-control server being used to extrude data — that's been blacklisted by ISPs. Pretty much all security vendors have got protection for Duqu at this point.
Does Duqu have rootkit functionality?
It's got userland rootkit functionality, not kernel rootkit functionality. Userland functionality is a different animal altogether. There's a difference in technique, and a difference in how you detect it.
With a kernel-mode step, you're going to attack memory spaces and attack kernel table steps and inject your code into the kernel: but that's only one way of rootkitting a machine. By using userland, you're attacking different processes and different areas. It's a very different way of owning a system.
When did you first see the Duqu code?
We got the code from an independent researcher [in October]. It was the victim who...

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Remember Sony's TGS press conference last year? When Home was delayed? To Spring? Well you'll be happy to know that during their Japanese press conference Sony announced that, for once, Home is not delayed. In fact, it's almost out. The open beta is on schedule for release in Japan later this month. It'll then end at some point in November when, presumably, the actually really real thing will be released.
Sony also announced that twenty one new publishers have signed up to create content for the service. It's a pretty exhaustive list of contributors, despite the lack of Square Enix. There's no indication as to whether those on the list will also be creating content for the US and Europe. Hopefully we'll hear more of that before the Western release of the service, which should hit around the same time as Japan. The full list of new contributors for Home in Japan is after the break.
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Big-hearted Miguel is making a real difference to homeless people
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AS the temperatures fell on a cold night in November, a kind-hearted youngster prepared to bed down for the annual YMCA Sleepout.
At the tender age of 12, it was the third time that Miguel Latham-Bailey had taken part in the fund-raising drive – raising more than £1,500 for the charity in that time.
And his supportive efforts don't stop there, as he also regularly encourages members of his church to donate items for the homeless, and even uses his own pocket money to buy things for the Reconnect Centre in Burton.
Miguel, who attends Abbot Beyne School, said: "Homelessness will always come first to me. We're well off, we have a roof over our heads and food on the table."
Last year, when the YMCA launched an appeal for winter clothes, the generous lad, of Calgary Crescent, Winshill, went out of his way to collect coats, duvets, sleeping bags and blankets, which the charity said made a huge difference to those who are rough sleeping.
"He doesn't like to see people go without, he is very caring and makes me very proud.
"He has even given up his last two Christmas Days to serve Christmas dinner at All Saints' Church in Branston," his mum Denise told the Mail.
Miguel became the youngest participant ever when he took part in the Sleepout at the age of 10. YMCA officials, who admit the fund-raiser is 'not for the faint-hearted' were more than a little taken aback when they were contacted by the youngster, but he has now become a firm favourite at the annual event.
Miguel's kind-hearted gestures have earned him the admiration and respect of staff at the YMCA, with appeals coordinator Gillian Cox describing him as 'a wonderful young man'.
"He has a very big heart, who makes a huge difference to the work of Burton YMCA, there are not many boys of his age that do what he does.
"He encourages others to take part in the Sleepout and raises awareness of what we do, where-ever he goes.
"Thanks to Miguel and those that support the Sleepout we have been able to create three extra bedrooms at Reconnect and every penny that he has raised has been spent helping local vulnerable people," she added.
Miguel has been nominated for the community care award in the Children of Courage and Achievement awards.


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GIVEN THAT HIS indie-rap alter ego, Dr. Dooom, made history in May by releasing First Come, First Served, the first good album ever written about being pissed off at your record company, "Kool" Keith Thorton has earned the right to relax. His 68-minute followup largely tones down the ire, saving it instead for his highly quotable liner notes, which lob have-a-nice-day missives on the order of "I would like to thank all you fake ass wiggers in the music industry acting like you grew up in the projects."
In other words, Black Elvis/Lost in Space doesn't lack for bite. On the "Intro," Keith asks sucker MCs, "Why are you looking hard with a hood on and Timberland boots/Staring at me for one hour when you can just walk up and shake my hand?/Why?" This isn't exactly party music, but by Keith's normally dark standards it bounces off the walls with glee. Perhaps the South Bronx native was worried that his burgeoning white-hipster fan base, along for the ride since 1996's Dr. Octagon, would alienate black listeners unless he cut the phantasmagoric lyrics with funkier beats. In any case, Keith has coaxed late Zapp member Roger Troutman to appear on "Master of the Game," an electro number that approximates several flavors of the month while remaining distinct. And however much Keith trips over his new Original Black Elvis handle, hip hop's most prominent iconoclast sounds more comfortable at the knobs and behind the mic than ever, more confident in his vocal delivery than on anything since the Ultramagnetic MCs' 1988 classic, Critical Beatdown.
Wooing women and spewing pornographic fantasies--which the auteur of 1997's sleazefest Sex Style is finally beginning to realize aren't the same thing--Keith seems more accessible than ever. At the very least, Black Elvis is the most accessible hip-hop CD ever made by a guy who sports a rubber pompadour and a soccer uniform on the album sleeve.
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Although I am satisfied with the roof rack I do find that the wind noise at highway speeds is excessive. Mounted on 2010 MB GLK350
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The rack was fairly easy to put together. One of the bars were bent on delivery, but I was able to repair it enough with channel locks and hammer to make it fit. The Curt sign was a little tricky installing because of the spacers provided(you could leave the sign off). Overall it is a great buy and looks great on my suv.
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Our only real bad experience so far was on the west coast of Florida about 10 years ago. We were anchored and the forecast was for 35-40 knit winds. We gad been anchored for a couple of days and 3 catamarans anchor ahead of us. I've never worried about cats before mainly because that are light and usually have good anchoring techniques. About 3am we felt a bump and went above and saw one cat up under our bow sprit with everyone asleep below decks. Finally got someone awake and tried to power away from us, but were hung up in out sprit stay which is welded chain and us with an all chain rode out it created an closed v shape like a pair of scissors. As the wind blew then into us the chain acted like a pair of shears and we ended up cutting into them for about 5 feet until they got up against our hull and scraped our paint job. Finally got them free amd spent the rest of the morning watching out for his buddies. I n the morning exchanged insurance info and thought all was well. Before we could get in and have our boat repaired we ended with a lawsuit for damage to his boat. His dumb*ss attorney advised him that he had a good case against us. The judge ended up advising both of them differently. There excuse was that I was using chain and not rope for anchoring a 12.5 ton boat in strong winds and that it was an excessive anchoring technique. He drug but I didn't.
Don't anyone get their panties in a ruffle just because it was a multihull, it's just that he was able to fit between the bowsprit and chain rode.
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Minimalist Film Posters (part one)
Here's the first part of a series of minimalism posters I have been working on lately. Sorry I'm mostly stuck in the 80's. Get over it.
Hope you enjoy!
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very nice! I like the 80's, good work!
Re: the TOP GUN one. Clever, clever.
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I wonder how much better things like DS9 and K7 would look if they followed this scaling chart - hmm...
Yeah, the massive size of K7 and DS9 really do break immersion for me. I'd love it if they fell in with this size chart
I feel the best visual interaction the devs could have used with DS9 would have been to restrict the instancing to maybe 5 ships with a choreographed docking animation that would prompt you to dock when approaching the station. Selecting yes to dock would have the game take over the ship and manoeuvre it to physically dock with the station whilst it does a background load of the interior so you can immediately appear at one of the docking rings after the docking is complete.
And I would would have dearly loved for them to have used the actual Earth Space Dock from the films, with a similar docking procedure, except your ship would fly into the station instead of physically docking with it. ^.^
The reason I used Merzo's size chart is because of the grid in the background and because the grid is identical in size to Suricata's size chart and the properly scaled ships match across both charts.