Written by Sensei on December 22, 2005
Hackers using Police Credit Card Accounts
Identity Theft . Law Enforcement . NewsA database hack exposes police financial data! Reevesnamepins.com, a company that manufacturers the plastic and metal name tags that police officers around the country wear on their uniforms, had its customer database hacked recently, exposing credit card and other personal data for a number of police departments. The discovery was made by investigators at CardCops.com,
Written by Sensei on December 20, 2005
4 Year Old Taijiquan Practitioner in Action!
For Kids . News . ProfilesYesterday in Haikou city, south China’s Hainan province… Four-year-old Xiang Yuxuan is practicing Taijiquan with a senior player during the 2nd World Taijiquan and Health Conference. Taijiquan is a traditional sport in China with a 300-year history and now becomes one of the most popular exercises in the world. Yin-Yang Boxing A Chinese internal art
Written by Sensei Mitch on December 19, 2005
Karate Helps Heal Family Wounds
NewsMartins Ferry, OH, USAA tragic story for one Ohio family is finally behind them though a long road is still ahead. This tragedy began on June 3, 2004 when Brian Long was shot twice in the garage of his home, once in the stomach and once in the arm by an intruder. Months later he
Written by Sensei on December 17, 2005
A Sad But Avoidable Story…
News . ProfilesFrom Hastings, New Zealand… A 47 year old Black Belt dies during sparring match with a 10 year old Girl… Around 100 friends and acquaintances of Hastings security guard Tony Caldwell turned out for his funeral last week. But one of his biggest admirers was not there to bid farewell to him. The 10-year-old girl,
Written by Sensei on December 9, 2005
EBay falls for false EBay email!!
Identity Theft . Law Enforcement . NewsFrom the you can never be to careful category… Ebay tricked by phony e-mail. A sophisticated phishing attack has proven to be so successful, it has tricked eBay Inc.’s own fraud investigations team into endorsing it as legitimate, according to an independent security consultant who reported the attack to eBay. In late November, Richi Jennings
Written by Sensei on December 3, 2005
University Computer’s Breached
Identity Theft . Law Enforcement . NewsTwo university computers’ security breached. Two recent security breaches of computers at the University of Delaware may have exposed the names and Social Security numbers stored in databases, university officials said. A School of Education computer was attacked in late August by a hacker whose intent appears to have been to establish an illegal movie
Written by Sensei on December 2, 2005
IRS Email Scam
Identity Theft . Law Enforcement . NewsInternal Revenue Service – IRS warns of e-mail scam about tax refunds. The Internal Revenue Service on Wednesday, November 30, issued a consumer alert about an Internet scam in which consumers receive an e-mail informing them of a tax refund. The e-mail, which claims to be from the IRS, directs the consumer to a link
Written by Sensei on November 21, 2005
Defense Industry ID Theft
Identity Theft . Law Enforcement . NewsLaptop stolen from aerospace company holding personal information on employees. Boeing announced on Friday, November 18, that personal information on 161,000 current and former employees was put at risk of exposure with the theft of a laptop computer belonging to a company human-resources employee. The exposed information includes names, Social Security numbers and, for some,
Written by Sensei on November 14, 2005
True Martial Arts Spirit!
News . ProfilesSrikanth, a boy from Coimbatore, India has become the first person from India to be registered in the Guinness book for Karate! How did he do it? Srikanth performed Kata for 24 hours straight! To insure the record remains his he is planning on a 36 hour performance in the near future! Now that’s the
Written by Sensei on November 10, 2005
Identity theft continues to grow
Identity Theft . Law Enforcement . NewsIdentity thieves, some acting alone and others well-organized, are fleecing Americans out of billions of dollars each year, participants were told Wednesday at an annual conference of the South Dakota Housing Development Authority. Even tiny scraps of information, such as someone’s name or address, can be enough of a start for wily crooks to gain
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