Texas Lyceum Cyber Security Discussion and Program
How safe is the internet? The Texas Lyceum and KLRN gathered a group to discuss this topic and answer questions that plague today’s internet-using community. From Facebook to identity theft to paying bills, it is all discussed and analyzed. This program will air February 25, 2010 at 8p on KLRN and will be available on the KLRN Video Player starting on February 26, 2010. Visit www.klrn.org for more information.
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Cyber Author – Claims Internet Cannot Be Fixed and Calls for Totally Separate Secure Internet
*http://RT.com AND http://www.youtube.com/RussiaToday Author Joseph Menn claims that the Internet is broken and beyond repair and that a separate secure internet for all secure operations should be built.
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Cyber Author – Educate Yourself to Better Secure Your Online Computing
*http://RT.com AND http://www.youtube.com/RussiaToday Author Joseph Menn claims that people have no idea how compromised that security on the internet is. He lays out a few basic details as to what we should do to protect ourselves as much as possible from computer hacking and identity theft.
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Cyber Author – Denial In Service Attackers Now Turning More to Identity Theft
Author Joseph Menn provides information on how Denial In Service attack works by using a conglomerate of personal and business computers and how many of these cyber gangs are using it more and more for Identity Theft.
Duration : 0:5:47
Why do supporters for illegals call this just another day &illegal status has nothing to do with these crimes?
Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen announced today the arrest of 21 known gang members and associates in an operation undertaken last week in metropolitan Milwaukee. 14 of those taken into custody are Mexican nationals and known members of the Mexican Posse street gang. 12 are in the U.S. illegally; two are lawful permanent residents whose criminal histories render them eligible for deportation. The remaining seven were arrested by the Milwaukee Police Department on outstanding warrants and state drug charges. Among them, individuals with outstanding warrants, some facing new drug charges and immigration violators.
"Milwaukee and Wisconsin residents are 21 times safer today than they were last week. Criminal illegal aliens come not to contribute to Wisconsin but to unlawfully enrich themselves and destroy lives," Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen said. "They threaten public peace, law enforcement, the criminal justice system. I’ve ensured that Department of Justice resources are available to combat this threat. We will work with ICE to remove these unwelcome guests. I am grateful to the agents and officers that execute these dangerous arrests of known criminals with no ties to Wisconsin except their criminal activity," said Van Hollen.
Most of those arrested have extensive criminal histories; some of their convictions and arrests include: carrying a concealed weapon, theft, robbery with use of force, reckless use of a firearm and drug possession.
Among those arrested in the Milwaukee area were:
A 26-year-old illegal alien from Mexico who was arrested on January 20. As a Mexican Posse member, his criminal history includes convictions in Milwaukee for theft-movable property and additional arrests for possessing cocaine with intent to deliver, carrying a concealed weapon, and violating a restraining order. He remains in ICE custody pending removed from the United States.
Also on January 20, agents arrested a 40-year-old illegal alien believed to be a leader of the Mexican Posse gang in Milwaukee. He is in the U.S. illegally and has prior convictions for drug possession and was previously arrested for attempting to flee law enforcement. He remains in ICE custody pending removal from the United States.
Transnational street gangs have significant numbers of foreign-national members and are frequently involved in human smuggling and trafficking; narcotics smuggling and distribution; identity theft and benefit fraud; money laundering and bulk cash smuggling; weapons smuggling and arms trafficking; cyber crimes; export violations; and other crimes with a nexus to the border.
Like any street gang, these transnational gangs also have a propensity toward violence. Their members commit a number of violent crimes including robbery, extortion, assault, rape and murder. Nearly 50% of those arrested nationwide are members or associates of gangs with ties to drug trafficking cartels in Mexico, South American and Asia.
Under Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen’s leadership, the Wisconsin Department of Justice has become a more active partner and participant in these cooperative enforcement operations concentrating on criminal aliens. Since October 2008 when this partnership began 319 criminal illegal aliens have been arrested.
"The success of this operation speaks for itself. These criminals are now out of Wisconsin neighborhoods and off the streets," said Attorney General Van Hollen. He went on "I am grateful to the ICE officials with whom we have and will continue to work cooperatively."
http://www.wqow.com/Global/story.asp?S=11890128
they are use to the criminal element and it is life as usual. What amazes me is that splc calls everyone else a hate group except any hispanic or latino gangs. All other gangs, but none of these.