Police say that two of the five recovered handguns are capable of firing, though no bullets were discovered at the man’s home in Kawasaki, south of Tokyo.
Daily Archives: May 9, 2014
Free Rolling Stones tickets? No, it’s a Facebook scam
Are you a Rolling Stones fan? Lots of people are, and with gigs on the 2014 tour selling out in hours, you can see why free tickets might seem worth checking out. But not all “special offer” sites are made alike, as Paul Ducklin explains…
US House committee unanimously votes to rein in NSA, end bulk data collection
The USA Freedom Act is a watered-down version of an earlier bill – it’s been re-dubbed the “Freedumb Act” – and it’s seen as a weakened compromise between the intelligence community and those concerned with people’s rights not to be snooped on. But hey, privacy groups say, it’s still a step in the right direction. 
Apple will notify customers when the law demands their personal data
Except, of course, if data demands come with gag orders, Apple’s new guidelines say. 
Bitly breached, gives (shortened) details to customers on blog
Popular URL shortener Bitly is the latest cloud service to say, “Er, looks like crooks have been wandering around in our network.” Paul Ducklin tries to make sense of Bitly’s breach notification blog…