Comment I miss simple (Score 1) 91
Please bring back iGoogle....... Not everyone wants social media..... ack, I still gag every time I utter that phrase.
Comment Re:Blocking the Japanese ministry of agriculture? (Score 2) 36
Not sure what the story is, but it sounds kind of fishy to me.
Comment I thought Rust the game (Score 2) 149
From the headline, I thought it was Rust the game.... Then I thought, typical of /. to be way behind on a story as Rust the game hit 1.0 a while ago. If you haven't played Rust (the game) it is way more fun then Rust the language.
Submission + - Cybersecurity Company Extorted Its Clients, Says Whistlblower (cnn.com)
An anonymous reader writes: Richard Wallace used to be an investigator for Tiversa, a cybersecurity company that sells services like "breach protection" and "incident response." These days, Wallace is testifying in federal court that Tiversa faked breaches to encourage sales, and extorted clients that weren't interested. For example, Wallace said Tiversa targeted a cancer testing center called LabMD in 2010, tapping into their computers and downloading medical records. Tiversa then used those records as evidence to convince LabMD they had been hacked, offering its "incident response" service at the same time. LabMD didn't fall for it, so Tiversa told the FTC about the "hack." The FTC, none-the-wiser, went after LabMD in court, eventually destroying the business. Wallace has also cast suspicion on reports Tiversa has issued, including one saying President Obama's helicopter blueprints were found on Iranian computers.
Comment Re:Heisenberg compensator ... (Score 2) 83
On my screen, the parent comment "The universe is under no obligation to make sense to a bunch of shaved apes." was ironically right above a 'Harry's Razors' ad.
Comment Re:Jerri (Score 1) 533
"the best way to counter problematic ideologies"
Really? That is how you see them? You must live a very sheltered life... If they were in your neighborhood or directly affected your family with their "problematic" ways I bet you would be using different words.
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