it seems complained to google the it was a phishing site ph phishing meaning that it was trying to get credit card information from customers and so on and so forth it's really obvious it's not about that there's nothing it's nothing like a fishing expedition. but google reacted to bank of america's complaint and listed it as a phishing site meaning that anybody who went to the site would get this big warning on their screen stop this is a dangerous site don't go here and google was even blocking g.-mail users from sending e-mail about the site to each other. that's right i know that we even had some trouble downloading it today to get the graphics or for this part of the show are they planning on taking it down so that people can access it easily now. yes down. hundreds of people complained about it we actually sent out an email to our list saying please tell google that this is not a phishing site and people did and google corrected it so now you can actually access the site without any trouble they obviously got you got bank of america's attention and you got googles it and said wha

will fish fertilizer keep away the phish fans. second fish was spelled with a phish. probably better as a pun. >> and they are upset with a legos line of female figures. that is straight ahead. finally, what happens when we turn bill over with a noted naturalist. hopefully he eats many poisonous things. >> i had a pleasant surprise you won't believe who visited me. baron is back. you old buddy. >> i thought he had died. >> it turns out the skin color, this is normal skin color. he looks like that all the time. what he likes to do he has some kind of potion it seems like he is dead but he can sleep for three weeks. >> it's amazing. he a good friend to have. >> i'm glad to hear he is back. >> see you later. >> let's welcome our guests. her dentist must wear oven mits. he knows the music scene like i know afrosheen. and his latest book is good, bad and god awful. and not a tad but it's muddy protective outer shell. this side kick, and ice cream sandwich and commentary where an angry bear coming at me and i try to beat him off. is it go me next to me is bernard mcgirk. he

rather, forward the e-mail to the irs at phishing@irs.gov. >>> with grocery prices hitting an all-timeder who has the best prices and quality. some help today from "consumer reports." the magazine released a new survey revealing the best and worst supermarket chains in the country. subscribers shared more than 42,000 supermarket experiences to help rate the chains and vent their complaints. one-third of "consumer reports" subscribers admitted to dumping their nearby grocery store within the past year. wegman's and trader joe's received top marks as the top. high marks in service, cleanliness and for their prices. walmart ranked at the bottom of the survey. they got bad marks for service, cleanliness and for the quality of meat and produce. though walmart did rank excellent for prices. "consumer reports" also offered a few supermarket tips. of course, using coupons, loyalty cards and using store brands can help you save money no matter where you shop. >>> and speaking of spending, with the easter holiday this weekend, are consumers feeling springtime confidence? well, yes, according to

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napolitano: "threats in the cyber domain encompass a broad range of activities, form targeted spear phishingtacks, to malware, to denial of service, to intrusions into the control systems of government networks and systems that manage our nation's critical infrastructure." these attacks can be carried out by individuals, criminal or terrorist organizations, and even nation states. < begin stand up>" "but it's not just the government at risk here. staying connected be it with our mobile devices or laptop computers are a part of our everyday lives. and with social networks like linkedin and facebook, and the increasing popularity of online shopping... our personal information is also at risk."< < end stand up> everyday internet users can police suspicious activity by using the "see something, say something" approach implemented after 9-11 "being alert and being willing to share that information, so that we can make appropriate decisions" napolitano says college students understand today's technology -- are creative -- innovative and important to this country's security ... now more than ever.n

no one that you're necessarily speaking with, it probably makes it easier in some ways to start a phishing site. and, you know, one of the issues where we have had -- we have been very bipartisan is the internet corporation for assigned names & numbers recently developed a plan to have all these new top level domain names. we just thought it would be a hotbed for fraud, because you have all these new domain names. think about the ways you can misspell, like, marriott, right? now instead of 20 top-level domains -- and we're always chasing the bad guys. sometimes they're operating out of orange county, california, but they registered the domain name in berlin. we were worried. we sent a 15-page letter from the commission urging them to go much slower to try to put in requirements where we know -- to know who's registering and to make sure the registration information is accurate. i would say i don't have an answer for you. it's a really good question. i will -- i'll follow up with our staff and see if they have -- if they can try to quantify some of this. but i would say this. the internet g

hard drive didn't quite meet the requirements judge lloyd called the company's monitoring process a phishing exercise what i'm so explain that just because i as he has the account holders name that does not mean that the account holder was the one stealing the video and when president the judge the company admitted that the geo location tracker used to find the infringers most reliable but only for determining which country be addresses in not which state just exactly what the judge would need since as a district court ruling now obviously the hard drive productions case fell apart and the judge denied their request to find the people saying the following the court recognizes that plaintive is aggrieved by the apparent infringement and is sympathetic towards its argument that lawsuits like this look like this one are the only way for it to find and stop infringers however the court will not assist the plaintiffs who seems to have no desire to actually litigate but instead seems to be using the courts to pursue an extra judicial business plan against possible infringers and innocent others an

you can kind of tell, instead of playing the normal ice cream song, it just blasted a phish bootleg tape1996. [ laughter ] "bouncing around the room. do you guys want anything?" [ laughter ] hey, you hear about this? you probably have. [ laughter ] there's talk that the c.w. is coming out with a new show similar to "the hunger games", not to be confused with their other show based on hunger, "america's next top model." [ laughter ] [cheers and applause ] ♪ and finally, a new study found that 61% of americans admit to being addicted to the internet while the rest said, not now, i'm on the internet. we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! ♪ ♪ well, i don't like living under your spotlight just because you think i might find somebody worthy ♪ ♪ oh, you ought to be ashamed of yourself what the hell do you think you're doing ♪ ♪ loving me, loving me so wrong baby, all i do is try ♪ ♪ to show you that you're my one and only guy ♪ ♪ no matter who may come along open your eyes cause baby, i don't lie ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

it is introduction of malicious code by email phishing and other techniques. they work from global locations and they are able to control the network remotely, log the victim's keystrokes and steal corporate secrets. the value of the intrusion far exceeds that of the physical bank robberies many times over with hundreds of millions stolen from various institutions and their customers. they increase the cost of doing business and put companies at a disadvantage and create significant drain on our economies. i told you about the threat. what are we, the f.b.i., doing about it? the f.b.i. made changes to the structure of our organization. we place cyber personnel in each of the 56 field offices more than 1,000 advanced trained specialists and forensic examiners. we selectively seek candidates with technical skills and enhance cyber training. we employ a more multifaceted approach leveraging law enforcement and private sector partnerships more than we ever have before. at the heart of the f.b.i. cyber response effort is the national cyber investigative joint task

a computer is created through introduction of malicious code by e-mail phishing and other techniques. operators often working from global location have been able to control the network locally, redirect funds, hijack identities, and steal corporate secrets. the valley of death to the entry in the financial services sector far exceeds that of a physical bank robberies many times over. with hundreds of minutes of dollars stolen from various institutions and their customers. these crimes increase the cost of doing business, put companies at a competitive disadvantage and create significant drain on our economy. so i have told you about the threat but what are we doing about it? to address the increasing complexity of cyber criminal technologies and actors and the international scope of online crime, the fbi has made changes to the structure of our organization. we have placed cyber personal in each of the 56 field offices housing more than 1000 advanced cyber trained fbi special agents, intelligence analysts and forensic examiners. we've increased the capabilities of our employees by see

and we all know that phishing or an e-mail coming through your firewall can have executable malware. the threat is to compromise the computer and the loss of everything that your company, your corporation, your agency would hold the most critical and valuable to you. if you have growing concern or you are a continuing entity, corporation, our business, any of those threats, those plans, research and development of the cutting edge technology, you're reintroduction of your product, all that information is very critical. does that answer your question? >> yes, and you also mentioned the -- that the fbi worked with other nations. are we cooperating with the chinese law enforcement agencies to address this issue? >> we are cooperating with the chinese in many different aspects in law enforcement. hopefully we will see that continue to improve in the internet space and the cyber realm. we have the liaison officer that is over there that works in intellectual property rights concerns. obviously, china and the u.s., for a loss of intellectual property. and we look at it -- we have worked wi

example, that the malware may be embedded in, indications that they were doing what they call a phishingxpedition. what they would do is take that information and analyze that and see what the threat is, the extent of the threat, where it comes from, how it's going to be activated and more specifically, the technical parameters surrounding the virus or the piece of malware that's coming into this system or that wants to come into this system that they've detected. that, then, serves -- it's like a disease, like an i inocutaion for the body. for example, smallpox, you have an vaccination that protects people against smallpox. the idea of the acts is to provide the innocuation for those types of things. we're trying to inoculate our internet system from things like computer viruses, malware and things like that, diseases of the modern age, if you lchlt>> i want to read a column from michelle richardson, a legislative counsel for the american civil liberties union and she wrote a piece for "the hill" newspaper here in washington, d.c. about this legislation as it was coming up last week. sh

guest: hunters, fishers, founded in the mid-70s, basically to combat the anti-hunting on the anti-phishing county and protect the rights of sportsmen and women to engage in these long-established traditional activities. >> host: so i comes to activities, with the intersection of federal policy? >> guest: obviously the federal goveolicy? >> guest: obviously the federal government has major landholdings organizing various publicly and systems. burgesses gruffly in management, 500 plus u.s. forest service with over 190 million acres of national forest wildlife refuge system.100 million acres of wildlife refuge and its managed at the fish and wildlife service and even within the park system elements of the national park system expressly open to hunting as well. all of the public lands provide enormous opportunities for fishing and hunting that most of us are dairy committee to protect them the rights to continue to fish and hunt on those plans as we have for nearly century. >> host: while the threaten those rights? >> guest: basically radical animal-rights groups, anti-hunting groups, sunset t

basically to combat the anti-have become anti-phishing animal-rights movement. .. >> host: what wouldhreaten those rights? >> guest: basically a group of organizations radical human rights groups and hunting groups, misnamed. humane society of the united states. committed to run anglers and hunters off private land to boot. that intersection to federal being public land we care about in this legislation was the desired or designed to address. >> host: so this is the sportsmans heritage act of 2012. >> guest: correct. >> host: what's the purpose? >> guest: well the purpose really fourfold. it is amalgam of four different bills to fix different problems. title one which started out as a separate bill called h hr-2834. it has a senate counterpart, s. 2666. blm and public land and forest service lands are presumptively open to hunting and fishing. that doesn't exist in present law. most of the laws were written years ago. there was no radical animal rights movement. teddy roosevelt and company saw no need to put in express provisions for angling and hunting. the concept somebody would be