martes, 4 de noviembre de 2014

TSA grabs dozens of guns in October at U.S. airports



Dozens of guns were confiscated in October from the carry-on bags of pistol-packing passengers trying to board planes at major U.S. airports.

Last month the Transportation Security Administration screeners found 181 firearms in carry-on bags at airport screening points around the country. A total of 157 were loaded and nearly a third of those had rounds chambered, according to the TSA Blog.

The October confiscations also included a 13-inch cane sword discovered at the airport in Charlotte.

FBI Posts Reward To Catch Bank Robbery Crew



NORTH MIAMI BEACH – New surveillance photos just released by the F.B.I. show violent robbers who have victimized three banks on four different occasions and who used guns last Thursday at one bank and took customers and employees as hostages.

Now the F.B.I. is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the criminals responsible for the robberies, saying they are “armed and dangerous.”

One striking image shows a robber with a gun. Another photo shows a robber jumping over a bank counter last Thursday at a BB&T bank branch at 2375 S.W. 122nd Ave. which was also robbed on October 28th.

Rusia, ¿detrás de los ataques cibernéticos a Estados Unidos?


NUEVA YORK — Es fácil decir que los rusos están hackeando a la Casa Blanca y a las principales empresas estadounidenses. Es más difícil demostrarlo.

Cuando las empresas de seguridad cibernética y los funcionarios de Estados Unidos atribuyen los ataques al Gobierno de Rusia -o a hackers independientes que operan con la aprobación del Kremlin- la evidencia típica que utilizan es bastante circunstancial: un virus informático fue escrito en ruso, fue creado durante horas laborales de Moscú contra objetivos antirrusos.

Pero el mundo digital no es como el físico. La evidencia física rara vez existe.

Los hackers permanecen anónimos enmascarando su ubicación, rebotando sus señales de computadora alrededor del mundo. Los hackers que hablan un idioma pueden escribir código malicioso en otro. Y habitualmente trabajan en horas irregulares de todos modos.

MDPD Anti-Bullying program (Video)



In the continuing effort to combat bullying in schools, the Miami-Dade Police Department, in conjunction with the Miami-Dade Public Schools System conduct live, interactive presentations with students.

These presentations are part of the MDPD's Public Information and Education Bureau's ongoing efforts to help our community.

Source: Miami Dade Police Department

Nearly 8-Thousand Patients Of Health Center Affected By Data Breach


MIAMI – A South Florida health center was the target of a data breach that compromised the personal information of some patients.

Jessie Trice Community Health Center, Inc. announced law enforcement notified the business of an identity theft criminal operation.

The discovery was made in late July and is currently under investigation by the FBI and IRS.