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June 29, 2017

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Wikileaks releases contents from CIA director’s email account

October 26, 2015

Wikileaks claims to have released some of the contents of CIA director John Brennan’s personal email account. Six documents published on the Wikileaks website include a draft security clearance application containing personal information. A CIA statement said the hacking of the Brennan family account was a crime carried out with malicious intent. A high-school student claimed he was responsible and told the New York Post that he had found work-related files. The newspaper said he was angry about US foreign policy. His Twitter account, where he is described as 13 years old, has published redacted images of what appears to be government information. Wikileaks announced in a tweet on Wednesday that it would release some of the information later in the day. The documents – made available a few hours later – also included a draft on national security challenges said to have been created in 2007. The last unfinished paragraph is headed “Damaging Leaks of Classified I...

Twitter chief shares £128m of stock with employees

October 26, 2015

Twitter chief executive and co-founder Jack Dorsey has said he will give a third of his shares in the firm to employees. The total stock is worth about 1% of the company, or $197m (£128m). The plan is to “reinvest directly in our people,” said Mr Dorsey, who was appointed as the company’s permanent leader earlier this month. Twitter did not comment further on the decision. Last week the company said it would lay off 336 workers, or 8% of staff. Mr Dorsey, who took over as temporary chief in July after Dick Costolo resigned, also tweeted “I’d rather have a smaller part of something big than a bigger part of something small.” Last week, former Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer said he bought a 4% stake in Twitter, making him the third-biggest individual shareholder. Mr Ballmer now owns more of Twitter than Mr Dorsey, who owns about 3%. One Twitter employee told via Twitter that “folks are ready to run through walls for him and the company. Before…and even more now...

Crocodiles sleep with one eye watching

October 26, 2015

Crocodiles can sleep with one eye open, according to a study from Australia. In doing so they join a list of animals with this ability, which includes some birds, dolphins and other reptiles. Writing in the Journal of Experimental Biology, the researchers say the crocs are probably sleeping with one brain hemisphere at a time, leaving one half of the brain active and on the lookout. Consistent with this idea, the crocs in the study were more likely to leave one eye open in the presence of a human. They also kept that single eye trained directly on the interloper, said senior author John Lesku. “They definitely monitored the human when they were in the room. But even after the human left the room, the animal still kept its open eye… directed towards the location where the human had been – suggesting that they were keeping an eye out for potential threats.” The experiments were done in an aquarium lined with infrared cameras, to monitor juvenile crocodiles day and night...

Teletalk SIM cards used the most in illegal VoIP businesses

October 26, 2015

SIM cards of the State-run mobile phone operator Teletalk are widely used in illegal Voice over Internet Protocol(VoIP) business as it is not complying with BTRC’s directives to prevent illegal call termination and fake registration, said a letter from the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission. The letter was issued by the BTRC on October 16 asking the Teletalk authorities to properly implement the self-regulation Process (SRP) as per its directives to detect illegal SIM/RIM. During BTRC drives conducted from September 15 to September 21 through SIM Box Detection (SBD) system and SRP, the governing body discovered huge amounts of Teletalk SIM cards in the illegal business. During the one-week drive around 11,613 SIM cards of Teletalk were recovered and 38 SIM cards of Robi Axiata Ltd, 155 of Banglalink Digital Communications Ltd, 47 of Airtel Bangladesh Ltd, 23 of Grameenphone Ltd and 3 of Citycell cards were also found being used in the VoIP hubs. In 2012, Th...

Govt urged to formulate policy-driven tariff for solar energy

October 26, 2015

An equal tariff structure is demanded for solar power projects based on clear and concrete policy. Munawar Misbah Moin, senior vice president of Bangladesh Solar and Renewable Energy Association (BSREA) said, “We want a declared fixed tariff, particularly for a solar PV projects having the size over 1 megawatt.” He said the tariff should be between 18 and 19 US cents as solar irradiation in Bangladesh is relatively lower compared to the one in India and the Middle East. Suggesting that the electricity tariff of a large solar project be fixed based on the size and duration of project implementation period; he said the same tariff should equally be applicable for all the parties for the sake of transparency and fairness. BSREA has been pursuing the government for facilitating private investors in solar and renewable energy sector with declaring incentives and policy to encourage investment. It placed a 15-point recommendation to the government to make the project implementation process f...