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POPSFive Best Online File Sharing Services Whether you're trying to share megabytes worth of music with a friend or send an important document with a coworker, nothing outshines a fast, easy-to-use file sharing service. On Tuesday we asked you to share your favorite file sharing service, and over 200 nominations later, we've rounded up the five most popular services.
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POPSBillions of dollars California unclaimed money in Treasury Most Americans suffering from the ongoing credit crunch aren't aware that there are billions of dollars unclaimed money in California and other States. The lost money is sitting-around waiting for unclaimed property owners to step forward and file a claim.
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POPSTracking The Password Thieves 1. The approximate location of the 3,221 U.S. residents victimized by this virus. 2. This graphic shows the Internet Service providers with the greatest numbers of victims affected by this virus. Taken together, these 14 ISPs accounted for about 80 percent of the victims. 3. This graphic shows the Internet Service providers with the greatest numbers of victims affected by this virus. Taken together, these 14 ISPs accounted for about 80 percent of the victims . Scammers collect information about the location of their victims because it becomes useful when they want to conduct fraud with a hijacked credit or debit card account. The idea here is to evade a key component of fraud detection in the financial industry. If Joe in Georgia starts suddenly withdrawing money or making purchases in Nigeria or Europe when his last transaction was an hour earlier in Atlanta, Joe's bank is going to flag the transactions as fraudulent and in all likelihood cancel the card.
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POPSABC, FBI Punk'd by Terror 'Fan Video' "The intel community appears to have (once again) fallen victim to poorly researched open source news reporting," writes Evan Kohlmann over at the Counterterrorism Blog. Look, reporters get stories wrong all the time. And ABC, to its credit, has revised its original report... but only slightly. There's a caveat from Venzke buried in the piece. The headline now reads: "Al Qaeda Supporters' Tape to Call for Use of WMDs." The quote from FBI spokesman Kolko remains the same. Video is here: http://worldanalysis.net/postnuke/html/index.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1016 Read more at source...
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