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There wasn't really much point in replying to the parent post. The guy clearly doesn't understand PET or MR, or imaging in general for that matter. Nice summary.
In conclusion, optical methods offer better resolution and specificity than tomographic methods. Also, Einstein rules.
Right from the first page of the report:
"However, in view of its ongoing efforts to improve the detection of identity theft, the IRS did not agree with TIGTA’s estimate of $21 billion in potentially fraudulent refunds as a result of identity theft over the next five years."
So what DOES the IRS think?
More likely he's at $7/hr * 15 hrs/wk * 13 wks/summer = $1365, so now he makes something in the $47k range.
Or he just made something up off the top of his head. Kinda like we are doing now...
Once the attacker obtained access to CloudFlare email accounts, he/she able to access a password reset. After likely searching for “4Chan” the attacker was able to quickly do a password reset and gain access to 4Chan’s CloudFlare account. From there, the attacker was able to temporarily redirect traffic from 4Chan.org to the attacker’s handle on Twitter.
Late Sunday, and into Monday, Google confirmed with that an authentication flaw did exist related to its two-factor authentication process that was used in the attack.
“We fixed a flaw that, under very specific conditions, existed in the account recovery process for Google Apps for Business customers,” a Google spokesperson told SecurityWeek. “If an administrator account that was configured to send password reset instructions to a registered secondary email address was successfully recovered, 2-step verification would have been disabled in the process. This could have led to abuse if their secondary email account was compromised through some other means.”
While an authentication flaw, social engineering, and questionable account recovery methods all played a part in the attack, CloudFlare admits, in Prince’s own words, that they “did some dumb things” which enabled the attacker to login and modify some customer records to redirect traffic, leading to the attack’s success.
“One dumb thing that we did early on,” Prince said, “was that in order to make sure that emails we sent to customers were performing correctly and that nobody was abusing our email sending process, some administrators within CloudFlare were BCC’d on transactional emails that were sent to customer accounts.”
This incent leaves us with some important considerations, especially for users that have a phone number associated with a Google account. For many, it's important to realize that your Google account may only be as secure as your four-digital voicemail PIN, so even with these recent kinks, adding two-factor authentication is a good idea for an additional layer of security.
SomePgmr writes: "The U.S Air Force's highly secret unmanned space plane will land in June — ending a year-long mission in orbit. The experimental Boeing X37-B has been circling Earth at 17,000 miles per hour and was due to land in California in December. It is now expected to land in mid to late June. And still, no one knows what the space drone has been doing up there all this time."