Is it natural selection at work, don’t know but damn close.  Two men rob a cellular store located in Richland County, South Carolina.  The men spray painted their faces in order to conceal their identity.  The men robbed five employees at gun point, taking their wallets, purses, and cash.  After the robbery, one suspect, Thomas James, began having breathing difficulties and shortly after died.  The second suspect was caught soon after.  Karma’s a bitch some time.

A Florida camera crew got more than they bargained for when they were following up on a story about underage teenagers working at a Florida strip club.  The crew arrived at one of the teenagers homes and came face to face with a ho wielding, angry, women.  Check out the video.

Women Attacks News Crew with Ho

Cybercriminals know that popular celebrities and popular news topics stir up interest among Internet users.  Cybercriminals capitalize on the interest generated and try to place malware at sites where visitors might seek that sort of information. When such sites prove secure, they will create their own sites with malicious content or post malicious content though a user content submission mechanism and then create spam messages and external Web links to drive search traffic to their trapped sites.

McAfee’s list of the top ten most dangerous celebrity searches includes:

01. Jessica Biel
02. Beyoncé
03. Jennifer Aniston
04. Tom Brady
05. Jessica Simpson
06. Gisele Bundchen
07. Miley Cyrus
08. Megan Fox, Angelina Jolie
09. Ashley Tisdale
10. Brad Pitt

Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo all make an effort to flag, block or remove malicious content from their search indexes, but cybercriminals typically can create new malicious sites at least as quickly as old malicious content can be removed.  (Full Article: http://www.informationweek.com/news/security/vulnerabilities/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=219401447)

Even with the anti-spam/spyware efforts of the major search engines and ISP’s, it is very important to keep active and up to date anti-virus and spyware software, such as McAfee’s Antivirus Plus and Webroot’s Spy Sweeper.  In addition to software, internet users should keep their Operating Systems (OS) updated with the current security patches.

Colorado Springs PD: Sell Seized Firearms for Extra $$

This offer is available to all active and retired Law Enforcement Officers as well as active First Responders. Firearm must be purchased between January 1, 2009 and December 31, 2009 (does not apply to previous purchases).  Offer applies to the firearms listed below:

$100 rebate applies to the following models - P220®, P226®, P228™  P229®, 1911, SIG556®, SSG 3000™,
Tactical 2™.   $50 rebate applies to the following models - P239®, P250®, SP2022®.  THIS REBATE DOES NOT APPLY TO CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED MODELS, .22LR or .380ACP MODELS.

For more information or for the rebate form, here are some links:

Sig Sauer Individual Officer Rebate Program

Sig Sauer Rebate Form

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