feed on feeds - 2012/11/11 - items 0 to 15

Tre beväpnade män stormade in på konstmuseet i Pretoria på söndagen och bar med sig konstverk värda runt 12 miljoner kronor, rapporterar sydafrikanska medier.

Den tidigare premiärministern Borut Pahor vann första omgången i det slovenska presidentvalet.

USA:s nya strategiska nav flyttas.

Två män fördes till sjukhus efter att en tårgaspatron kastats in i en lägenhet i bostadsområdet Hertsön i Luleå i eftermiddags.

First time accepted submitter Type44Q writes "Well, the latest edition of Mint is finally here (the release candidate, anyway); according to The Linux Mint Blog, 'For the first time since Linux Mint 11, the development team was able to capitalize on upstream technology which works and fits its goals. After 6 months of incremental development, Linux Mint 14 features an impressive list of improvements, increased stability and a refined desktop experience. We're very proud of MATE, Cinnamon, MDM and all the components used in this release, and we're very excited to show you how they all fit together in Linux Mint 14.'"

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Defence Minister Ehud Barak says conflict could escalate and warns Gaza rulers of heavy price for Gaza rockets.

Riskerar att sabotera inför kommande klimatmöte.

chicksdaddy writes "We hear a lot about vulnerabilities in industrial control system (ICS) software. But what about real evidence of compromised SCADA and industrial control systems? According to security researcher Michael Toecker, a consultant at the firm Digital Bond, the evidence for infected systems with links to industrial automation and control systems is right under our eyes: buried in public support forums. Toecker audited support sites like bleepingcomputer.com, picking through data dumps from free malware scanning tools like HijackThis and DDS. He found scans of infected systems that were running specialized ICS software like Schweitzer Engineering Labs (SEL) AcSELerator Software and GE Power's EnerVista Software (used to configure GE electric power protection products). The infected end user systems could be the pathway to compromising critical infrastructure, including electrical infrastructure. 'With access to a protection relay through a laptop, a malicious program could alter settings in the configuration file, inject bad data designed to halt the relay, or even send commands directly to the relay when a connection was made,' Toecker wrote."