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Thomas Cook Counters Espionage

Nov 27, 2010   //   by Kevin's Security Scrapbook   //   Blog, Miscellaneous, News & Updates  //  No Comments
After secret talks in a room designed to prevent bugging, British tour operator Thomas Cook has bought a majority stake in Intourist, the Russian travel agency founded under Joseph Stalin. (more)
Stalin founded a travel agency?!?!
(Shrugs shoulders, walks away with a head full of jokes that will never see the light of day.) Sortalike when you’re in a Siberian… (Slaps hand over mouth.)

You know it’s time to call in the PR folks when…

Nov 26, 2010   //   by Kevin's Security Scrapbook   //   Blog, Miscellaneous, News & Updates  //  No Comments
via the sharp eyes at newlaunches.com
For those of you unfamiliar with the American Constitution and the Bill of Rights, the Fourth Amendment is in place to guard citizens against unreasonable searches and seizures. Not that it really stops the government from doing so or anything but they try and it is for our own safety… most of the time. But Airport security and those scans can be quite a problem, what with all the radiation and all from the scanners etc. so aside from lead underwear and radiation blocking fig leaves on your delicates, another company has come up with Forth Amendment T-shirts with the prints in metallic dye that will show up on scans. (more)

Students: Enter for your chance to win an Interview with a Spy!

Nov 19, 2010   //   by Kevin's Security Scrapbook   //   Blog, Miscellaneous, News & Updates  //  No Comments

Ever wonder what a real spy does? Do they really drive a car like James Bond, have really cool gadgets, and make narrow escapes around every corner? Now’s your chance to find out!

The International Spy Museum announces a new student podcast in which student’s questions from across the nation will be accepted and possibly selected for this exclusive podcast interview with a real spy. (more)

Are whack jobs bugging our Hollywood Actors?

Nov 2, 2010   //   by Kevin's Security Scrapbook   //   Blog, Miscellaneous, News & Updates  //  No Comments
Actor Randy Quaid (aka General George S. Merlin, “Bug Buster”) and his wife, Evi… were in Canada seeking political asylum over their stated fears they would be “whacked” if they returned to Hollywood… they fled to Canada to escape the so-called “star whackers” - a cult that is bugging their phones and hacking their computers.

“They’re absolute businessmen. It’s the mafia; it’s organized crime,” said Mrs. Quaid… The couple has said this “mafia” is behind eight celebrity, including Heath Ledger, deaths in the last 5 years. (more) (trailer)

In the Land of the Lords, no tenant skips

Oct 21, 2010   //   by Kevin's Security Scrapbook   //   Blog, Miscellaneous, News & Updates  //  No Comments
Australia – Tenants’ groups say they are outraged by a service that enables real estate agents to find out when a tenant is considering moving house. The service is offered by the database company TICA and involves the company sending an email alert to an agent if a tenant submits an application for another property. (more)
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