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• osmankadrikoca on April 28th, 2009

  ‘When an artist looks at the world,he sees color..

  When a musician looks at the world,she hears music..

  When an economist looks at the world,she sees a symphony of costs and benefits..

  The economist’s world might not be as colorful or as melodic as the others’ worlds,but it’s more practical..

  If you want to understand what’s going on in the world that’s really out there,you need to know economics..„

• Lisa on September 8th, 2010

  Hey Jude, this Rocks!! Thank you so much for taking the time to provide a place where we can gather and start the conversation. Luv ya!

• admin on September 9th, 2010

  I’m in lala land so going to take a rest…Thanks for the comment Lisa…can always count on you xoxoxo

  ~hugs

• Elyssa Durant on September 9th, 2010

  “The paradox of education is precisely this– that as one begins to
  become educated, one begins to examine the society in which he [or
  she] is being educated.” – Baldwin

• vaxen_var on September 9th, 2010

  Hope all your lala’s are us… ;) Happy 9 of 7 jude san.

• admin on September 9th, 2010

  I think this article, published in 1993, gives an excellent perspective on why 9/11 and the war on terrorism were ‘needed’ for US For. Pol. Leon Hadar: The Green Peril, Creating the Islamic Fundamentalist Threat (Cato Institute) http://bit.ly/c3w2m1

  Here are some more articles posted on this in 2006 (ignore the Dutch comments) http://bit.ly/bV11Sk

  Nye/Woolsey – Defend Against the Shadow Enemy (US Senate, 5 Sep. 2001) http://bit.ly/bxYrX5

  Donald Rumsfeld: From Bureaucracy to Battlefield (Sep. 10, 2001) http://bit.ly/9IjyNu Ever read this speech ?

• admin on September 9th, 2010

  OHHH and BTW…my lala’s were fine lolll
  ~hugs

• Elyssa Durant on September 10th, 2010

  Hey Jude~ I just came across this comment iin the Examiner http://tinyurl.com/2fbvprv

  “WE NEED NULLIFICATION NOW TO REGAIN OUR COUNTRY FROM THESE TYRANNICAL FREAKS WHO HAVE TAKEN OVER AMERICA AND WANT TO USHER IN THEIR ILLUMINATI NWO INSANITY. I NEED HELP IF ANYBODY GIVES A DAMN IN THIS WORLD.”

  http://disc.yourwebapps.com/discussion.cgi?disc=149495;article=131896;ti…

  KEVIN CANADA
  631 778-5024

  The eror is real and although I can’t call perssonallly, I’m wondering if there is some way we can le that there ARE people who give a damn. Aritcle link

  http://www.examiner.com/human-rights-in-national/extremist-stalking-cells-america

  http://tinyurl.com/2fbvprv

• Lessat on September 10th, 2010

  Your gift of Words & Wisdom is a blessing to us all ….thank you for always reaching out to help your fellow man. Hugs

• opphoto on September 10th, 2010

  Just popped by to check on you and your your lala’s ;-) Thanks for the meeting spot, it’s a great start!

• admin on September 11th, 2010

  Exclusive: Google, CIA Invest in ‘Future’ of Web Monitoring | Danger Room | Wired… http://bit.ly/cribNL <> hold 4 HiStory…

  Thanks for all checking in hope to hear *more* from you ;)
  ~love, me

• admin on September 12th, 2010

  per your post Ellysa… http://www.nwbotanicals.org/oak/newphysics/synthtele/synthtele.html

• Krystin Piel on September 21st, 2010

  nice blog!! Learning something new everyday and benefiting from the posts of other people is one reason why I love to read blogs. Thanks for sharing this.

• admin on September 22nd, 2010

  You’re very welcome…enjoy!!!
  ~hugs,~jude

• Just1Marine on April 5th, 2011

  Great site my friend. Stay Free, Semper Fi

• rockingjude on April 5th, 2011

  Semper Fi~

  XOXO

• Al Holtje on March 24th, 2012

  Hey Jude, I’ve been around for a long time. Worked as a cryptographer at NATO Headquarters in Paris for 3 years during the Cold War and came away at the early age of 22 with the ability to look at any problem figure it out and then put the pieces back together. I did exactly that on Wall Street for 35 years. Designing and implementing systems. In 1987 I was asked to look at the new computerized trading system and said: “NO” it had too many loop holes and needed to be strengthened. System was making big money so nothing got done. Later that year i realized that the system could experience a sell off and invested in puts on the S&P500. The market crashed and well let’s just say, I have the confirmations to prove it.

  That being said. Here we go again except this time, it’s out of control. Thank you very much for publishing my article “Bursting the Bubble” and, if there’s anyway I can help let me know. Again, great site and … Thank You
  Al Holtje

• rockingjude on March 24th, 2012

  Would love to talk with you…I wasn’t on the inside but a group of us that were trading released what was happening with the housing market etc way before anyone even realized it was a problem…ergo I decided our private boards weren’t enough and built this site…got on twitter and started talking… ;)

  ~jude

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RockingJude in all her glory... 

I let it rest. When she disappeared from the blogosphere and her precious twitter, I secretly hoped that she had either followed through with her frequent threats of suicide or was finally receiving the long term psychiatric hospitalization that she so desperately needs. 

No such luck. Jude reappeared to solicit sympathy and assistance from some of my biggest fans (DefCon 4 types) begging them to protect her from me and my hacking skills. 

Jude Vosika, "allegedly from Wyoming" accused me once again of hacking her site and begged for assistance from AntiSec and LulzSec. 

Little Miss V claims she had to hire security professionals (again) to secure her pathetic, unoriginal site, ProjectWorldAwareness.com (which, incidentally is not registered in her name or place of residence) as a result of being hacked since 2010 by me and my "cronies."

I have two things to say:

1. What is so damn special about her pathetic website worthy of hacking? She BEGGED me to post these generic comments just so my name would be on her page. She also took my original writings (protected by copyright) and posted them as her own on her stupid little site. 

Since she can't spell, write and has no education or real "creds" you can find other comments and people complaining that she merely steals materials from others (like myself) and when she wants to troll or harass people she uses fake names since hers carries no weight. 

This is clearly evident in the screen cap above where she pretends to be a well respected and independent thinker using his name to threaten me on my blog. 

"You don't need to be a rocket scientist" to realize that Jude Vosika was posing as someone she claims also hacked her when I met her a few years ago under VERY bizarre circumstances.. 

2. If you're so damn sure I am hacking you, call the fucking Feds. God knows you have enough an interest in them judging by how you stalked and fixated on my father; posting his bio and credentials on YOUR pathetic little website. 

Glad that shit got suspended. Couldn't have happened to a nicer person. 

To be continued if need be. 

Quit while your ahead, stupid cunt. 

PS  Also noticed Jude posts under multiple admin accounts, Gravatars and multiple aliases and personalities; but she sure loves using her self-proclaimed "celebrity" and the name ROCKINGJUDE ( @rockingjude on Twitter and FaceBook) and her less than interesting timeline to create, drama, terror, fear and to enlist help from 200,000 or so [probably] paid followers to stalk, bully, threaten, harrass and terrorize her victims.

I wonder how many of these people have ever met this deranged woman.  I sure wish I never did.

Word of advice, if you ever see "Hello, it's me" in her tineline-- she has slipped into an altar ego where she "hunts" her victims with the help of few friends for days, weeks, months, or in my case, years on end. 

I have an advanced degree in Psychology and worked as a therapist for the state, the CDC, SAMHSA, and several other agencies and organizations.

I could you her diagnosis, but that would be sinking to her level and she would claim I am victimizing her.

Do yourselves a favor. STAY AWAY!

[originally posted June 19, 2011 updated in light of recent events April 20, 2013]

 

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FBI — The Cyber Threat: Planning for the Way Ahead

Director Mueller speaks to cyber security professionals in San Francisco. Read text of his remarks.

The Cyber Threat
Planning for the Way Ahead

02/28/13

Denial of service attacks, network intrusions, state-sponsored hackers bent on compromising our national security: The cyber threat is growing, and in response, said FBI Director Robert S. Mueller, the Bureau must continue to strengthen its partnerships with other government agencies and private industry—and take the fight to the criminals.

“Network intrusions pose urgent threats to our national security and to our economy,” Mueller told a group of cyber security professionals in San Francisco today. “If we are to confront these threats successfully,” he explained, “we must adopt a unified approach” that promotes partnerships and intelligence sharing—in the same way we responded to terrorism after the 9/11 attacks.

	Focus on Hackers and Intrusions The FBI over the past year has put in place an initiative to uncover and investigate web-based intrusion attacks and develop a cadre of specially trained computer scientists able to extract hackers’ digital signatures from mountains of malicious code. Learn more

The FBI learned after 9/11 that “our mission was to use our skills and resources to identify terrorist threats and to find ways of disrupting those threats,” Mueller said. “This has been the mindset at the heart of every terrorism investigation since then, and it must be true of every case in the cyber arena as well.”

Partnerships that ensure the seamless flow of intelligence are critical in the fight against cyber crime, he explained. Within government, the National Cyber Investigative Joint Task Force, which comprises 19 separate agencies, serves as a focal point for cyber threat information. But private industry—a major victim of cyber intrusions—must also be “an essential partner,” Mueller said, pointing to several successful initiatives.

The National Cyber Forensics and Training Alliance, for example, is a model for collaboration between private industry and law enforcement. The Pittsburgh-based organization includes more than 80 industry partners—from financial services, telecommunications, retail, and manufacturing, among other fields—who work with federal and international partners to provide real-time threat intelligence.

Another example is the Enduring Security Framework, a group that includes leaders from the private sector and the federal government who analyze current—and potential—threats related to denial of service attacks, malware, and emerging software and hardware vulnerabilities.

Mueller also noted the Bureau’s cyber outreach efforts to private industry. The Domestic Security Alliance Council, for instance, includes chief security officers from more than 200 companies, representing every critical infrastructure and business sector. InfraGard, an alliance between the FBI and industry, has grown from a single chapter in 1996 to 88 chapters today with nearly 55,000 members nationwide. And just last week, the FBI held the first session of the National Cyber Executive Institute, a three-day seminar to train leading industry executives on cyber threat awareness and information sharing.

“As noteworthy as these outreach programs may be, we must do more,” Mueller said. “We must build on these initiatives to expand the channels of information sharing and collaboration.”

He added, “For two decades, corporate cyber security has focused principally on reducing vulnerabilities. These are worthwhile efforts, but they cannot fully eliminate our vulnerabilities. We must identify and deter the persons behind those computer keyboards. And once we identify them—be they state actors, organized criminal groups, or 18-year-old hackers—we must devise a response that is effective, not just against that specific attack, but for all similar illegal activity.”

“We need to abandon the belief that better defenses alone will be sufficient,” Mueller said. “Instead of just building better defenses, we must build better relationships. If we do these things, and if we bring to these tasks the sense of urgency that this threat demands,” he added, “I am confident that we can and will defeat cyber threats, now and in the years to come.”

Resources:
- Read Director Mueller’s remarks
- Cyber Crime page
- National Cyber Investigative Joint Task Force
- National Cyber Forensics and Training Alliance
- Infragard

via fbi.gov

Recover a Hacked Microsoft Account | Microsoft Security

How to recover your hacked Microsoft account

How to recover your hacked Microsoft account

If you think your Microsoft account has been hacked, we recommend that you reset your password right away. To change your Outlook.com or Hotmail password, sign in to your Microsoft account, and then go to the Password and Security section for Outlook.com or the Account overview page in the Account security section for Hotmail.

Add security information to your account

You can also recover your account by associating it with information that cybercriminals can’t easily access, like your mobile phone number or an alternate email address. For example, if you lose your password or your account is compromised, Microsoft sends you an account-recapture code in a text message to help you regain access to your account. Add security information to your account.

You can also set up a "trusted PC" to recapture a hijacked account. You can associate your account with one or more of your personal computers. That way, if you ever need to regain control of your account by resetting your password, use one of your trusted computers and Outlook.com or Hotmail will know you are the legitimate owner.

Watch out for scams

If you receive an email message about the security of your account, it could be a phishing scam. Don’t click links in any messages unless you trust or check with the sender. Instead, reset your password.

Use antivirus software

Scammers can get into your email account by installing malicious software onto your computer without your knowledge. Make sure you use antivirus software that updates automatically like Microsoft Security Essentials if your computer runs Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP. If you’re using Windows 8, you already have antivirus and antispyware protection called Windows Defender—which means you don’t need to download Microsoft Security Essentials or other antivirus programs. Windows Defender 8 runs in the background and notifies you when you need to take specific action.

via microsoft.com

GOOD LUCK WITH THAT!

Forensic Samples of a Wordpress Hack

I run a website that is used by around 10 people for private reasons. This server hosts no ads, sells nothing, and gets almost no pageviews. But it still is regularly probed by spammers and hackers to see if it is secure. How do I know this? I watch my server logs. This week, 9 out of the top 10 “page not found” (404) errors were for hackers attempting to find exploits. In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if 90% of the site’s traffic is by those same hackers attempting to hack my little site. I saw access attempts to the following files: webdav/test phpMyAdmin/scripts/setup.php mysqladmin/scripts/setup.php websql/scripts/setup.php pma/scripts/setup.php etc...... All of these attempts were logged in my error log because none of those pages exist on my server, but if they did exist, they could have become a way for hackers to turn my website into a tool for their purposes. In this case, all but the first one were attempts to hack phpMyAdmin with the setup file, probably to do some form of SQL-injection on the site. The webdav/test was probably trying to do the same thing with a possible webdav server on my website. And as you can see from those error logs, the hackers don’t stop with the default name of the file they want to exploit. Don’t assume that just because you’ve renamed your phpMyAdmin directory to “pma” that the hackers won’t find it. Security through obscurity isn’t security, and your file names and directories can be figured out, especially by the determined hacker who uses a script to simply hit dozens or hundreds of possibilities. But Don’t Stop with Just the Error Logs It can be tedious, but it’s a very good idea to scan your access logs periodically to make sure that nothing strange is happening. If you start getting hundreds or thousands of hits to a page (especially a PHP or CGI page) that previously was almost invisible, you should check out that page to see what it is. If it has any type of form on it, you may have opened yourself up to attack without realizing it. I also like to keep tabs on the dates that files were edited. I don’t have all the file dates on my many websites memorized, but I know that I did or didn’t edit a file last week. If you notice a strange date on a file on your server (and you’re the only one who edits files there), check out that file. Make sure that it says what you want it to say, and not what some script kiddie changed it to say. Keep Your Scripts Up-to-Date If you use tools like phpMyAdmin or WordPress on your website, you should make sure that they are up-to-date. Scripts and tools from reputable companies have a vested interest in keeping their tools secure. And you are only going to be secure if you use the most up-to-date version. A hacker still might find an exploit, but you’re safer than with an older version. Be Vigilant Don’t think that you’re too secure to be hacked or too small or anything else. There are a lot of hackers out there with automated scripts that simply troll the internet looking for sites to exploit. If your site has a vulnerability, it might be next. The only way you can be secure is to be vigilant. watch your server logs for suspicious activity deal with exploits as soon as you find them keep your scripts and tools up-to-date put scripts and tools (like phpMyAdmin) behind server passwords make those passwords as secure as you can (12-20 or more characters long, with letters, numbers, and symbols, and no words via webdesign.about.com