Re: Be innovative

From: meenumehrada_63@yahoo.co.in

Hi, I was having trouble sleeping as usual reading on PBS's hometown entrepreneur section last friday and then checked out some new self-employed opportunity that helps senior citizens bring home up to $2800 every 5 days so of course I did not really know if i should believe some of it for a while yet still we just had to try anyways & thank god I did since I've made $225.33 on my first day trying. its actually not hard at all Ive already been paid with direct deposit! it is probably the best thing thats happened to me in my life,

Heres the site: http://income****.com/? I really think pretty much anyone that has access to the internet can perform this job so thats why Im sending this to all our new friends and those i care about. I'd like you to signup and earn some income your self you can also share this link with everybody you know who needs more cash so we can all eliminate the economic nightmare!

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Latest hack on PBS news site is the best hack ever

Tupac Shakur is alive! Not. Check off the main news website for the Public Broadcasting System, PBS News Hour, as the latest victim of a hacking attempt that has interrupted the site’s main activity. Hackers from “LulzSec” were able to break into the site and posted a fake story that said rapper Tupac Shakur was still alive.

This is (now) the third high-profile cyber attack in a little more than a month on important computer networks that are increasingly seeming vulnerable to cyber attacks. A cyber attack on Sony’s PlayStation Network (PSN) led to hackers stealing sensitive information from potentially more than 100 million PSN and Station.com users. Hackers were able to break into Sony’s network on April 19, forcing the company to bring it down and beef up security.

Defense contractor Lockheed Martin was also hit by a cyber attack last week, but the company said it successfully fended off the “tenacious and significant attack” and said no information was compromised. While sensitive information about 100 million consumers was at risk during the PSN attack, sensitive information about defense contracts and advanced technology could have been at risk during the attack on Lockheed Martin’s private network.