Security ROFL 9

French communication through SSID labels (from Guillaume Germain's Twitter):
— The girl next door is so sexy!
— The girl next door is not interested.

Traffic sign jacking (from the blog Si vis pacem para bellum):

The complexity of using PGP. The bad guys don't use that tool anymore ^^ The good neither. (From XKCD)

A sorry but so plausible story of an engineer outsourcing his own job to China by himself. And comments about logging systems. (From Aaron Weiss @ eSecurity Planet)

A U.S. software programmer made headlines when he outsourced his own job to China. He probably never would have gotten away with it if his employer had been paying attention to its log files.

The pretty naughty story of what happens when you post a job offer through unprofessional people...

 

French swindler promising to fix any PC, including defective hard drives, through voodoo :-D

Security ROFL 7

• [EN] XKCD always so strong on sarcastics:
   
• [RO] In the rush to advertise their new Internet Explorer 10 browser, it seems Microsoft has (unwillingly?) compared what's not to be compared. They advertise their rendering engine as faster than those of Google and Mozilla, which is true only because the default config for Internet Explorer allows for a direct access to the graphic card hardware acceleration, which can be problematic. When compared with the same configuration, browsers are, as usual: Chrome >= Firefox >>> Internet Explorer.
• [FR] Le spam nigérian le plus poétique (et drôle).
• [EN] Tax havens among the most popular hangouts for Apple's Safari browser. Just take a look at the chart ^^
  
  
• [EN] Fun and unusual HTTP response headers. My favorite is "PoweredBy: Rats in our Basement" ;-)
  

Security ROFL 5

[FR] Remotely hacking a car is possible!
[EN] Stop to the installing woes, 9€ to get your PC installed, in Romania
[EN] US Nuclear Chain of Command, xkcd comic strip
[EN] Manual Override, xkcd comic strip
[EN] Unpickable, yet again an xkcd comic strip
[EN] Technology organization leadership charts, on Michael Krigsman's blog
[EN] 3D Printer, xkcd comic strip about new forms of spam
[EN] Alarm Geese, blogged by Bruce Schneier

Security ROFL 2

• A gang of thieves armed with a powerful vacuum cleaner that sucks cash from supermarket safes has struck for the 15th time in France.
• Remote Printing to an E-Mail Address, Bruce Schneier notices that it's an opportunity for spammers :-D
• xkcd cartoon: Exploits of a Mom
• Pirated Software Could Bring Down Predator Drones, which were so funny it weren't so pathetic.
• Finally, let's not forget a lolcat: Iz ok.. we’re Veeganz.