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What is Waltonchain?
Waltonchain is the only truly decentralized platformcombining blockchain with the Internet of Things (IoT) via RFID technology. Their blockchain is implemented in the foundational layer, through their unique, patented RFID chips, which are able to read/write directly to the blockchain, creating a genuine, trustworthy, and traceablebusiness ecosystem, with complete data sharing and absolute information transparency.
Official Sources
• Waltonchain Whitepaper • Waltonchain Official Site • Waltonchain Official Medium • Waltonchain Github • Waltonchain Chinese Twitter • Waltonchain English Twitter • Waltonchain Korean Twitter • Waltonchain Slack • Waltonchain Telegram
Walton Wallet
• Waltonchain Explorer • Waltonchain Windows Wallet User Manual • Waltonchain Web Wallet User Manual • Waltonchain Blockchain Explorer User Manual • Waltonchain Progressive Mining Reward Program
Unofficial
• WaltonchainMining - For all your mining needs • Unofficial Guardian Masternode Tracker • waltonchain.tech - Unofficial collection of news and useful resources
The Team
• >>> Waltonchain Organizational Chart <<<
• The Team (pt.I) • The Team - The Engineers (pt. II) • The Team - Angel Investors & Advisors (pt. III) • WaltonChain Office Tour • Meet the team #1: Xu Fangcheng • Meet the team #2: South Korean Team • Meet the team #3: Wei Songjie • Meet the team #4: Suk Ki Kim • Meet the team #5: Lin Herui • Meet the team #6: Bing Mok (CEO)
Partnerships
• Alibaba Cloud • China Mobile IoT Alliance • Xiamen Branch of China Telecom Corporation Limited • Zhangzhou Branch of China Telecom Corporation Limited • Fujian IoT Industry Association • "Smart Oceans" blockchain R&D project with Fujian Provincial Government • Air purification and smart monitoring project with Jinhu Provincial Government • Building "Blockchain Silicon Valley" with Taiwan Cloud and Fujian Provincial Government • Freyrchain • Huodull Technology • Ishijah • Loci • Shenzhen Card Cube Smart Technology co., Ltd • NIDS Sensor Technology • Mobius • Kaltendin • Yunnan Yunshanghuaxia Trading co., Ltd. • JU&KE Creative Design • ArtCrypto • Fanfangxiang Culture & Media co., Ltd. • Shenzhen M&A Association of Listed Companies • Septwolves • Fuguiniao • SMEN • Kehua • Lipson Plastic • Xiangyu Group • TANYU • JoeOne • Guangdong Original Clothing Trading Center • Lalabobo • Direct delivery • Fujian Soonbox Logistics Park • KISA and Korean IoT research centre • Korea University engineering department • Sungkyun Technologies • NH Tech • NC Technologies • NanKang City Furniture industry • Taiwan Cloud Association • Fuyao Glass Industry Group co., Ltd • Kediheng • Silictec • Sinolink Securites • Coinlink • Coinnest • SwftCoin • Jiangsu Zhongke Internet of Things Technology Venture Capital Co., Ltd. • Fujian C-TOP Electronics co., Ltd. • Foshan Haichen Technology co., Ltd. • Xiamen Aerolite Technology co., Ltd. • Aston
Waltonchain Government Affiliations Infographic Waltonchain Business Affiliations Infographic Summary of Some of Waltonchain's Government and Business Partnerships
Child Chains
• Freyrchain - Freyrchain - The world’s first blockchain-based collectibles data authenticity platform
News and Awards
• Announcement on the WTC Wallet Android Release • Blockchain + Retail: the Product of the New Era • Waltonchain Brought You Smart Heated Insoles — the Most Eye-Popping Futuristic Tech • Waltonchain Invited to 2018 China IoT CEO Thousand Conference as China’s №1 Blockchain + IoT Company • Representative Director of NIDS (Korea) Professor Hwang Hak In Visited KEDIHENG • Organization Chart Update! • Waltonchain Provides Global Leading Blockchain + Cross-Border Logistics Solution • Citylink Awarded the Best Application Solution Award at the Annual IoT Star Award 2017 • Waltonchain Progressive Mining Reward Program • Waltonchain Initial GMN Airdrop • Good things comes to those who wait • Waltonchain Mainnet Official Launch • Waltonchain CEO Mo Bing announcing the official launch of Waltonchain Mainnet • Waltonchain Co-organized the Cross-Strait IoT Summit & 2018 Workshop on Advanced Wireless Communications, Networks, and IOT Applications • Waltonchain subsidiary, IOT Technology, Received Support Fund for Jimei District Xiamen City • Waltonchain’s First Child Chain Freyrchain Debuted at the 2018 TokenSky Blockchain Conference • Waltonchain Project Director Elected the Vice President of Fujian IoT Industry Association • Smart City Founders, Alibaba Cloud & Waltonchain Subsidiary Zhongchuan IoT, Sign Strategic Partnership • Waltonchain Affiliate, Citylink, Joins Hands with China Telecom to Promote the Xiamen Smart Community Pilot Project • Waltonchain Invited to attend 2018 IoT Industry Outlook and Policy Forum in Korea • Waltonchain Partners with Loci • RFID + IoT Global Leader, Waltonchain To Partner With Loci • Waltonchain to co-host Tokensky event • Waltonchain Affiliate Xiamen Citylink Technology Signed a Partnership with Zhangzhou Branch of China Telecom Corporation Limited • The summary for Waltonchain Annual Meeting — Blockchain Application Trends Forum themed “IoT Revolution, Common Future in the Chip Era” • Waltonchain CSO Mr. Huang Weihua signed a strategic agreement with SWFTCOIN CTO Mr. Ma Zhanlei • Announcement of the 2018 Waltonchain Annual Meeting with a Strategic Agreements Signing Ceremony • Waltonchain Won the 2018 Outstanding Blockchain Company Award of the 1st Summit Forum of Blockchain in Southeast Asia • Waltonchain is pleased to announce that we will be working with China Mobile IoT Alliance on a global initiative to incorporate Waltonchain IoT in 2018! • Waltonchain Project Director Lin Herui was Invited to Attend Beidou IoT Global Launch Conference & IoT Innovation and Development Conference • Waltonchain reaches strategic partnership with Coinnest to boost blockchain industry development • Nanjing Sleewa Information Technology Co., Ltd. Grand opening • World's First One-Click PoS + PoW Wallet/Miner • The Interview with Waltonchain CEO Dr. Mo Bing by Coinnest CEO Mr. Kim Ik Hwan Winded up with Great Success • Waltonchain Awarded the “Outstanding Blockchain Technology Service Provider in 2017" in China BTAS 2017 • Waltonchain was the feature presentation at the first-ever Coinlink investor meetup, Seoul • Professor Kim receives “Double-Hundred Project” Award • CAST-USA Members Visit Citylink • IOT Technology and Taiwan Cloud Service Association Signed a Cross-Strait Cooperation Agreement on Blockchain Talent Bases • Waltonchain joins hands with Coinlink to Promote the Development of Blockchain Industry • WTC is celebrating our 100th day of trading by introducing something revolutionary：Guardian Masternodes • Citylink wins the Outstanding Product award at the Global IoT Summit 2017 • Silictec (Quanzhou) Settled In Three Chuang Yuan, and Won the Start-Up Capital 3000000 Yuan • The Preliminary Results of the 2nd Session of China Blockchain Technology Innovation Application Competition Are Officially Released • Waltonchain Awarded a "Strait Elite Talents" award by the Fujian Provincial Government • KEDIHENG, a cooperative enterprise of Waltonchain project appeared in the Third China PoC Industry Chain Conference • Xu Fangcheng, the principal of a subsidiary of Silike Group- Jinjiang Silicon which is the Chinese technical support party of Waltonchain Foundation, participated in the microelectronics project docking meeting, and Deputy Mayor Wang gave guidance • Mr. Li Dejin, Vice-Governor of Fujian Province, Visited Chenglian and IOT (Walton chain Project) Booths • Waltonchain project team and Korea Korea University Engineering Department reached a cooperation intention • Waltonchain team entered into a strategic cooperation agreement with Guangdong Original Clothing Trading Center (OCTC) • Waltonchain circuit roadshow second station - Shenzhen station was successfully held • Invited to and attended CIFIT to display their IoT solutions - CIFIT is an international trade and investment showcase fair ran by the National Chinese Government
Press Coverage
Ran out of space. See link to Press Coverage List.
Videos
• Waltonchain Annual Meeting Presentation Video • Waltonchain Introduction Video • Waltonchain Visit and Product Demo! (Part 1 of 2) - Boxmining • Waltonchain Interview and Demo (Part 2 of 2) - Boxmining • Waltonchain Coinnest Meetup with Mo Bing • Dr. Mo Bing's First Live Interview with Coinnest CEO • Waltonchain CEO Mo Bing announcing the official launch of Waltonchain Mainnet
List of AMAs
• First Reddit AMA - October 1, 2017 • Technical AMA - October 9, 2017 • Hardware AMA Summary - October 17,2017 • Extended Hardware AMA - October 24, 2017 • Retail Demo AMA - November 27, 2017 • Masternode AMA - December 7, 2017 • Slack AMA Live Thread - January 3, 2018 • Waltonchain Beta Release AMA Part 1 - January 5, 2018 • Waltonchain Beta Release AMA Part 2 - January 15, 2018 • Waltonchain February Q&A - February 18, 2018 • Waltonchain March AMA Part 1 - March 19, 2018 • Waltonchain March AMA Part 2 - March 27, 2018
Progress Reports
• Waltonchain Work Progress in Q2 2018 • Waltonchain Work Progress in Q1 2018 • Waltonchain: New Logo · New IC strategy ·New Journey! • The Summary of Waltonchain in 2017 • Waltonchain Project Progress Report (Nov. – Dec. 2017) • Professor Kim Suk Ki Arrived at Xiamen for Project Review and to Provide Guidance • A letter to the waltonchain family • A Letter from Waltonchain Foundation • Waltonchain Alpha Version Internal Testing
Noteworthy Posts
• Waltonchain’s Bigger Picture: OBOR • Waltonchain: Ushering an Era of IoT Mass Market Adoption • What is Waltonchain and Why Should We Care? • Waltonchain and the Chinese Government: Cooperation, Collaboration and a Bright Future • Top 5 Cryptocurrencies Set For Success In 2018 - Invest in Blockchain
Exchanges
• Binance • Coinnest • HitBTC • LATOKEN • OKEx • Kucoin • COSS • Coinlink • Allcoin • Coinrail • Cobinhood
Frequently Asked Questions
Q：What's the Total Supply of Waltoncoin (WTC)? The Total Supply is 100 million coins with no further issuance in any case. The Max Supply is currently 70 million coins, with the remaining 30 million left to be mined over the course of many years. Currently, the Circulating Supply is around 25 million.
Q：I hear Walton is moving to its own blockchain? Main net has just been launched. Stay tuned for details about the token swap and transition to the new chain!
Q：How do I convert my ERC20 WTC tokens to the real thing? You can either leave your coins on the exchange, and they will take care of the switch for you, or you can leave them in your MEW wallet, and the team will provide details on how the tokens will be swapped over. Just sit tight! Details are coming.
Q: How do I move my WTC to MEW (or the new Walton Wallet)? For MEW: I. Send your WTC to your wallet address. II. Add a custom token using the information below: Address: 0xb7cb1c96db6b22b0d3d9536e0108d062bd488f74 Name: WTC Decimals: 18
For Walton Wallet: Do not send ANY coins to this wallet yet. Wait for instructions from the team. Once everything is safe, you will be able to just create a wallet on the Walton Wallet and send your coins to the public address generated.
Q：What if I want to keep them on my Ledger Nano? You can do that, and the team will still snapshot your wallet and copy it along with your coins; however, the the Ledger may not support WTC currently. Don't fret. Your coins are 100% safe. What that means is, if there is no Ledger support, the only way to transfer your coins out of the wallet will be to expose your Ledger's private key. I don't recommend doing this, as it will make the ledger no more secure than a paper wallet (still very secure, but a waste of money now). So basically, your coins are safe. You can still mine to the address. You just won't be able to move them until Ledger support comes. But if you really need access to the coins, you can break out the Ledger's private key on MEW and log into your wallet. Ledger support will come, we just don't know exactly when. Walton is also making their own Walton hardware wallets.I'll update this with more information as it comes.
Q：My GMN is on MEW. Will I ever be able to secure GMN in a hardware wallet? As you know, moving your GMN will void your Guardian status because it is attached to the wallet containing at least 5000 WTC; however, the team has stated that they are working on a solution for this and have reassured us that our coins will be safe. We will have to wait for more information regarding whether the transferring of a GMN to a new address will be possible in the future.
Q：What is the utility of WTC? What gives the coin value? In the WaltonChain Ecosystem WTC will have multiple functions: • Issuing sub chains • Dividend interest • Credit and mortgage system • Distributed asset exchange • Distributed voting and governance system. More in depth coverage of each point here
Q: Is Waltonchain a platform? Yes. Waltonchain is a smart contract platform that will have ICOs and dApps.
Q: But I thought Walton just tracked clothing in the supply chain. What else can it do? Walton is capable of implementation in smart cities, smart waste management systems, and things of that nature. That's certainly beyond supply chain. Walton isn't so much a "supply chain" coin as it is a Big Data coin. The RFIDs are used to gather data, which is very useful in supply chain management. But it can also be used to combine with smart devices and make an Internet of things network.
Q: Why does this need a blockchain? "It is difficult for the Internet of things under the current central structure to accomplish real autonomous cooperation and effective transactions, because the relevant parties of such cooperation and transactions often belong to different stakeholders with complex and uncertain trust relationships. Therefore, the collaboration and transactions of the current Internet of Things devices can only be carried out under the same trust domain. That is to say, the devices to collaborate and trade must be provided or verified by the same Internet of Things service provider, which significantly reduces the true commercial value of the Internet of Things applications." (Page 2 of the Whitepaper) To expand, counterfeiting is an obvious answer to this question. There needs to be a way to truly authenticate an item. Blockchain is that answer. Walton's blockchain also removes data silos. Companies won't have to manage any database anymore. Everything is handled by Walton. Walton uses child chains which are separate from the parent chain. Companies can keep proprietary information secret and private on their child chain, and only broadcast necessary information to the parent chain for public viewing. Blockchains make the sharing of info between companies easy and fast, too. And then obviously, blockchains have perfect transparency and are immutable. Smart contracts are also extremely useful. In the supply chain industry, after perfectly counting and storing inventory, things can be auto-ordered and paid for simultaneously with wtc, just as an example. Your mind can come up with a whole host of other ideas related to automation. Furthermore, decentralized, transparent, and immutable data for things like smart waste management systems, which Walton has designed, and air-pollution monitoring systems in smart cities would benefit greatly from the blockchain, for reasons explained in the first point from the whitepaper. You could also imagine on the customer end that wanting to know where all their goods come from is important. This is in line with counterfeiting, but also with things more benign. Imagine wanting to return an item to a store, but can't remember which grocery store it was from. Lots of simple improvements like that are all use cases for blockchain.
Q: What are the 6 child chains rumored to launch around Main Net? One is a Smart City contracted by a local Korean govt. monitoring air particles (no further specifics). Another is based in the agriculture industry (no further specifics), and another is Freyrchain, a culture and arts chain. The other three have not been revealed yet.
Q: I heard Waltonchain has patented technology. What are the patents? The Walton team has filed filed for 13 patents, 7 of which have been approved so far. The patents cover many inventions in chip design, but the main one of interest is the Transaction ID-reading RFID chip with memory storage. This allows the blockchain to be implemented in the Foundational layer through the RFIDs themselves. The chips can generate their own random ID hash within a secure Key Generation Center within the chip, and the hash along with the data are uploaded simultaneously to the blockchain via their RFID reader. This makes WaltonChain fully decentralized and secure.
Q：What are the advantages of the RFID IC tag chip designed in this project? Existing RFID chip industry cannot meet the development of Internet of Things applications, especially applications for the Value Internet of Things: • There are few options available while the prices are high • The transmission power and stability need to be improved • The reception sensitivity is low • The anti-interference ability is poor and the transmission power is low • The existing RFID ICs have many problems such as high power consumption, poor matching with antennae, and difficult system integration, etc.
The project’s IC design has the following significant advantages: • High security: The chip integrates asymmetric random password pair generation logic, uses a core asymmetric encryption algorithm with independent intellectual property rights, and an optimized design without increasing the cost and power consumption of the chip, enabling higher communication security • Tamper-resistant: A dedicated storage space is integrated into the tag chip for the storage of hash value of tag status and key information • Optimized anti-collision design: The chip uses a binary tree anti-collision algorithm with independent intellectual property rights and a time division multiple access design, significantly improving the tag recognition success rate and the number of identifiable labels at the same time • High sensitivity: The chip uses an optimized noise suppression technology to improve the noise figure at the receiving end and the overall receiver sensitivity, which plays an important role in increasing the recognition success rate • Good compatibility: The chip can achieve high-frequency and ultra-high frequency functions at the same time, so the end customer can read the information through their smart phone and inquire about reliable product information • Long lasting: The chip adopts a low voltage and low power-consumption design, allowing the chip to last more than 20 years
Q：How much do the chips cost? Waltonchain in a nutshell with COO Monitor Chan: "We develop and produce hardware such as chips ourselves. This really differentiates us from other companies at the moment. Basically, Silitec, our technical support company, was founded in 2015 and is specialized in manufacturing chips. They already have a R&D team of around 20+ people, so in that way we are not 'increasing' cost. Next important detail is that Waltonchain’s blockchain technology is written into our chips. This means that unlike traditional RFID chips that have their own specific ID and cost around $0.15 to $0.20, the chips we develop will be below 5 cents. With the volume of sales increasing, the overall cost will spread over many units, and the system's cost and ID’s cost will go down consequently, or simply put, economics of scale will do the work."
Q：I need help with mining. What resources are out there? WaltonchainMining is for this purpose. Community members here have done testing with many different configurations and have provided ample information for anything you need with setting up your cpu/gpu rig.
Q：How many GMNs are left? The Waltonchain Explorer now tracks these addresses.
Q：Who are the Knights? • u/fent11 • u/NetworkTraveler • u/yayowam • u/Crypto_RALLY • u/TheSideQuest • Crypto Buff (telegram)

Another crazy week in the Cyberz. This is my recap of the last week worth of fun (and not) related to the world of cyber. To get updates more often, subscribe to my blog or follow me on twitter.
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I'll be down by Ft. Lauderdale Thursday and Friday while speaking at the South Florida ISSA Conference. If you are around and want to meet up for a cold one, let me know.
 
I'm just going to start with Vault 7
I mean, really, how could I not? On Tuesday WikiLeaks dropped a bomb on the infosec world (perhaps the world in general) when they published roughly eleventy-trillion pages of data related to CIA offensive cyber capabilities. It's full of 0-days and different vulnerabilities/hack with fun little names like "SnowyOwl" and "Weeping Angel". For example, Weeping Angel can use Samsung Smart TVs to covertly record audio conversations. If/when it's confirmed that this is really a legit CIA info dump (which it appears to be), it won't be pleasant. As it is, a lot of people int he US Government are probably creating new grey hair and ulcers at this very moment. I am not going to try to analyze the whole dump, but I will say that some of this stuff is a bit spooky. Just remember, Don't Blink!
 
Over 1 Biiiiiiiiilion email addresses exposed by spammers misconfigured backups
Karma is a bitch. River City Media screwed up their Rsync configs and accidentally backed up their data to an internet-facing server, exposing all of the data where it was discovered by Chris Vickery, a security researcher for MacKeeper. He contacted the authorities and relevant orgs to help shut down the infrastructure. Hopefully that 1.3 billion records, some containing home addresses and IP's, don't drop in to the hands of other spamming orgs. Time will tell
 
TorrentLocker (aka Cryptolocker) is back and farming credentials as well.
After taking some time off, Cryptolocker appears to be back in a very aggressive campaign, and it has some new 'features'. It's sent via Word docs with a PowerShell script, infects and spreads via shared files, and it's also grabbing credentials as well. Right now it appears to be targeting Europe, especially Italy, but we need to keep our eyes open regardless of where we live.
 
16 Senators and Staff In Pennsylvania Locked Out Of Their Systems By Ransomware
This happened to the Pennsylvania Senate Democratic Caucus on Friday and the website is still down as of the time of this post on Wednesday evening. This can't be a fun day over there. As of Friday, Pennsylvania Democrats spokeswoman Stacey Witalec said, “At this point we are working with Microsoft to see where we’re at.”
Odds are, it was a phishing email some poor unsuspecting staffer clicked on. This is a good time to take them from unsuspecting, to a healthy level of paranoia by training them about the threat.
 
Dot ransomware - Coming soon to a network near you
I've mentioned Raas (Ransomware as a Service) before, but it's really starting to show some growth potential. The "Dot" RaaS strain is currently being advertised on the dark web, so we can expect to see it hitting pretty soon. This one is a zero money down, profit-sharing strain with a 50/50 split. Expect more of this sort of thing to start rolling out in the near future. If it remains profitable, it will continue to grow.
 
Eyes Open Aussies - ASIC phishing email is spreading Cryptolocker
It looks like it's hitting folks this morning (Monday), so keep an eye open for it. Cryptolocker attacks have been on the rise lately and are wreaking some havoc with new "features". Stay sharp out there!
 
Shamoon 2 May Get a Ransomware Feature and StoneDrill Hides in Memory
This is a good read from DarkReading. In summary, Shamoon was Sha-sleep for quite Shum time (You see what I did there, right?) but returned last year to harass some folks in the Middle East. It is typically deployed as data wiping malware, but it seems as if the developer realized that there can be money in adding a ransomware feature in version 2. While it's not in the wild yet, it's a lesson that malware devs are starting to see the value in coding a ransomware option in to what they are already distributing.
Also, StoneDrill is injecting itself into the memory process of the user's browser and doing a good job of ducking under sandbox radars. It appears to share code with NewsBeef and/or Charming Kitten APTs which are generally affiliated with Iranian State-Sanctioned options. Currently these are still focused on the Middle East, but it appears at least one European org has been infected with it.
 
Mystery Shopper Email Scams - Yeah, They Still Happen
It's important that we help educate others that these scams do still happen. Lower income, unemployed and retired people are especially prone to this sort of scam. It sounds like easy money, and even appeals to the undercover 007 type in most of us, but it can do a number on your bank account.
Key thing to remember is, if someone sends you a check and asks you to send the change, it's a scam. This doesn't matter if it's a car purchase on ebay or craigslist, or anything else, don't do it. Checks can take a long time to clear, or be found to be fake, and you are held holding the bag.
Mystery shopping is the SCAM OF THE WEEK here at KnowBe4, and there is some good info on what to look for, and something you can copy/paste for friends and family. Check it out.
 
W2 Scams are off the charts right now
This week was just stupid, so I'm going to just group them together
 
Yet Another W2 Breach - 2,400 at Autoneum North America Inc.
Sadly the Swiss company disclosed about 2,400 employees W2's to scammers. The employees were in Jeffersonville, Indiana; Oregon, Ohio; Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania; and Aiken, South Carolina; and at its North American headquarters in Farmington Hills, Michigan. At least 1 employee already found their taxes having been filed by the scammers.
 
Daytona State College W2 Breach
Hundreds of current and former employees could be affected by the breach, although they are being very vague on how it happened. Gee, I wonder, could it possibly be a W2 phishing scam? Go figure.
 
Yukon Public Schools Hit With Data Breach
And again I find myself reporting on a W2 scam. This time, It's Yukon Public Schools that fell for a phishing scam and emailed W2's to scammers. Superintendent Dr. Jason Simeroth said the email looked like it was sent from him, then later in the story it was mentioned that it was spoofed from an AOL email address. Really? AOL in this day and age? This is twice today I have heard of people using AOL email. I really thought it was dead.
Kids, today's lesson is, if you are handling sensitive information or transferring money, you might want to pick up the phone BEFORE you hit send. Just sayin.
 
Groton Public Schools - Yet Another W2 Scam Victim
This is really getting stupid. School after school are sending the teacher's W2 to scammers. Groton Public Schools in Connecticut is the focus of this post. You know, because teachers don't have enough to deal with, what with miniature humans eating the all of the paste and creating mayhem by the truckload.
 
Glastonbury, CT Public Schools Hit By W2 Scam
Another day, another district reporting a breach. This time it was Glastonbury Public Schools who did it. It was everyone but the food service personnel (the district appears to know enough NOT to mess with the folks that handle their food). How does anyone in the school systems not know about this scam already? Sheesh!
 
Tyler Independent School District Falls For W2 Scam
From Tyler, TX. They found out about it on Wednesday. I like that they are taking steps though, as the district said they will "continue and improve upon our information security awareness and training programs for all employees." Good, comprehensive awareness training IS how you combat this
 
1 Bitcoin is worth more than an ounce of gold
Pretty crazy that this unregulated vapor-currency is worth more than gold isn't it? AWESOME PICTURE
 
Gas Pump Tamper Alarm May Have Foiled Skimmer Install
I am glad to see the new pumps have tamper alarms and that they may actually work. This one was an issue pretty close to home in Ocala, FL.
The tamper alarm went off and the clerk checked it out, possibly spooking a few guys that were acting weird. We need more of this sort of thing happening.
 
#MHN, #kippo and #Dionaea still cooking along. Now to capture binaries...
So, I've been playing with Kippo and Dionaea using the Modern Honey Network (MHN) tool and having some fun with it. At this point, I'm going to reload my Kippo box at home and deploy it with Dionaea as well rather than WordPot. I like being able to see the different types of attacks on FTP and HTTP, but I'm having some trouble with the config.
Currently, FTP will make a connection, but fails to send a directory listing. Likewise, I am not capturing any binaries right now. I tried making the folder wide open (777 & nobody:nogroup) but still no luck. If you have any ideas, let me know please. I want to start playing with captures. In the meantime, my pew pew map is about done collecting sources now. Few of the attacks come from a new place now.
Pew pew map
Attacks on various services