White House stalls on trial for five at Guantanamo Bay
The first war crimes trial under Obama stalls as Omar Khadr faces a Friday start in Cuba while Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four others remain at Guantanamo without charges. Administrations reviews venue and process amid local security cost concerns and political pressure.
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Hacker proves easy cell phone tapping at DefCon
Jordan Robertson reports a security researcher built an IMSI catcher for 1500 dollars that intercepts some GSM calls and logs all speech. The device fools phones into connecting to it as a tower, exposing vulnerabilities in 2G GSM while 3G and 4G are safer. Paget notes potential upgrades and broader risks beyond law enforcement use.
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