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• Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-07-12
  
  
• New bin Laden Tape Intercepted, ‘Our Brothers
  From Pakistan’
  
  
• Report: Baitullah Mehsud Paid To Attack Pakistan
  Nuclear Sites
  
  
• Wireless Cybercriminals Target Clueless
  Vacationers

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-07-12 Posted: 12 Jul 2009 01:39 AM PDT Ousted Honduran President Zelaya attempts return. Live TV from Honduras Airport #honduras http://bit.ly/16VS4x # Zelaya live on telephone from plane with reporter. Pilot says impossible to land with soldiers and vehicles on tarmac. #honduras # Live Now. Venezuela's Chavez says he's watching Zelaya coverage. Calls Honduran military 'cowards' for not allowing plane to land. #honduras # Pipe-Bomb Thrown Inside Buffalo Church : Homeland Security News http://tinyurl.com/o7zjh9 # China Riots – Muslim Group Riots, At least 140 Dead : Homeland Security News http://tinyurl.com/qlfvv2 # Brad Thor’s The Apostle Is A Must Read : Homeland Security News http://tinyurl.com/qq5b2o # Homeland Security Gives NYPD Radiation Detectors : Homeland Security News http://bit.ly/jhGqt # SC Serial Killer – Cops May Have Killed Suspect In Shootout : Homeland Security News http://bit.ly/12QNTe # Cybercriminals Steal $415,000 From Bullitt County Kentucky : Homeland Security News http://cli.gs/5bMBb # 3 Kentucky Congressmen Receive Suspicious Letters : Homeland Security News http://cli.gs/EhSv3 # FBI: Russian Programmer At Goldman Sachs Stole Stock-Trading Secret Code : Homeland Security News http://bit.ly/GbonI # Report – 25 Vehicles Fitted With Explosives Enter Major Cities : Homeland Security News http://tinyurl.com/nuxpro # Debka Report – al Qaeda Plotting Multiple Attacks on US-Israel-bound Airliners : Homeland Security … http://tinyurl.com/lucgpp # Military Chief Mullen Says Clock Ticking On Iran Nuke : Homeland Security News http://bit.ly/18p181 # GAO: Major Security Flaws at Federal Buildings : Homeland Security News http://bit.ly/16zFhI # al Qaeda Plotting Multiple Attacks on US-Israel-bound Airliners : Homeland Security … http://tinyurl.com/lucgpp # Government Agencies, Washington Post Targeted in Cyberattack : Homeland Security News http://bit.ly/Qyn89 # Just returned from a terrific evening with @bradthor and friends. It was a lot of fun. Thx! Time to catch up on email and news. # @Jenfidel You can see @BradThor in Dallas on Friday at Barnes & Noble 7700 West Northwest Hwy, 7:00 pm. in reply to Jenfidel # Energy Drinks Recalled After Knife Blades Found In Vials : Homeland Security News http://bit.ly/tl7Q3 # Working on an interesting story out of Pakistan for tomorrow, trying to get confirmation… # H1N1 Flu Preparedness Summit Live Online – Watch it here, at National Terror Alert Response Center. http://bit.ly/aqee0 # This story comes to us via Homeland Security - National Terror Alert. National Terror Alert is America's trusted source for homeland security news and information.

New bin Laden Tape Intercepted, ‘Our Brothers From Pakistan’ Posted: 12 Jul 2009 01:30 AM PDT A new audio tape, reportedly from Osama bin Laden, entitled ‘Our Brothers From Pakistan’ has been intercepted. Targeted Actionable Monitoring Center (TAM-C) of the Institute of Terrorism Research and Response is analyzing. Developing… This story comes to us via Homeland Security - National Terror Alert. National Terror Alert is America's trusted source for homeland security news and information.

Report: Baitullah Mehsud Paid To Attack Pakistan Nuclear Sites Posted: 11 Jul 2009 11:12 AM PDT According to a report by Ahmed Quraishi’s at the International Analyst Network, India has paid terrorist leader Baitullah Mehsud nearly $25 million to mount a spectacular attack on a major Pakistani nuclear site. Government officials have not confirmed this report however; there is speculation that it could be at least part of the reason for the stepped up effort to capture Mehsud and quickly end his reign of terror in the region. The report states that Meshud has created a special force of nearly 500 recruits to mount the operation, a terror mission intended to “shock the world”. The purpose, Quraishi states, is to create an event that will capture global media attention and convince the world of the need for military intervention in Pakistan. Another objective he says, ” is to neutralize voices of reason within the U.S. government that believe Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal is secure”. While there are no specific details of when the plan was conceived, or whether the 500-strong force, now thought to be operating in smaller cells has been activated, Pakistan remains on a high state of alert, according to the report. Ahmed Quraishi told the NTARC, “although the Strategic Plans Division (SPD) that oversees Pakistan’s nuclear and strategic programs is taking this threat very seriously, they won’t comment in public. He also added that at least one individual claiming to be a resident of the tribal region has been arrested near Islamabad conducting what appears to be ‘reconnaissance-type activity” in an area designated as a military zone. National Terror Alert has been unable top confirm this report through additional sources. International Analyst Network This story comes to us via Homeland Security - National Terror Alert. National Terror Alert is America's trusted source for homeland security news and information.

Wireless Cybercriminals Target Clueless Vacationers Posted: 11 Jul 2009 11:03 AM PDT The newest trend in Internet fraud is “vacation hacking,” a sinister sort of tourist trap. Cybercriminals are targeting travelers by creating phony Wi-Fi hot spots in airports, in hotels, and even aboard airliners. Vacationers on their way to fun in the sun, or already there, think they’re using designated Wi-Fi access points. But instead, they’re signing on to fraudulent networks and hand-delivering everything on their laptops to the crooks. “More and more people are traveling with Wi-Fi devices like smartphones and laptops,” says Marian Merritt, Internet safety advocate at the computer-security giant Symantec. “Airports and airlines and hotels are responding. They’re setting up free Wi-Fi networks to lure in customers. Now they’re luring in hackers as via Wireless Cybercriminals Target Clueless Vacationers – Science News Science & Technology Technology News – FOXNews.com. This story comes to us via Homeland Security - National Terror Alert. National Terror Alert is America's trusted source for homeland security news and information.

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