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Saturday, 26 January 2013
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Thursday, 24 January 2013
Rossen Reports: Webcam hackers can spy on you in secret
By Jeff Rossen, Josh Davis and Robert Powell, TODAY Could predators be spying on you and your kids through your computer's webcam? Authorities say criminals are now able to hack in and watch your every move -- without you ever knowing it. We all do it: We use our computer, then we get distracted with something and just walk away. You forget the computer is still on. and the criminals are counting on it. Now they can access your webcam remotely, watching your most intimate moments from the kitchen to the privacy of your own bedroom. The worst part is, you'd never even know. Computer expert Jim Stickley of TraceSecurity showed us how easy it is. From thousands of miles away he broke into one family's laptop and turned on their webcam to view teen girls in their bedroom and in their dining room as the family ate dinner. "It took about three minutes" to hack into their system, Stickley told us. Stickley said such families are easy targets for webcam predators -- criminals like Luis Mijangos. Prosecutors say he was spying on more than 200 women through their webcams, even blackmailing some of them. He's now serving six years in prison. Rossen Reports: TV and furniture tipovers threaten kids "People who are victims generally have no idea that they are victims," Stickley said. "And suddenly, someone has naked photos of you? Or something else?" we asked. "Suddenly you're all over the Internet," Stickley said. So we set up an experiment using the Siegel family of New Jersey. With dad Robert's permission, we had our expert hack into their computer. How'd he do it? He sent them an innocent-looking e-card with a virus. Rossen Reports: New device lets crooks crack many hotel locks "They click the little link in the card and as far as they're concerned, they're going to see little quacking ducks," Stickley explained. "In reality, I've also loaded a Trojan (horse) on their computer during that time." We told Corinne Siegel and the Siegel daughters, Chloe and Cassidy, that we were doing a general story about online security. They had no idea we were spying on them through their computer webcam. We told the girls to go upstairs. Then we let their mom in on the secret: "We actually recorded your family dinner, no one was in your house except you guys." "It's really creepy," Corinne said. "It's absolutely creepy....my girls are in their bedroom all the time. I'm frightened for them." Rossen Reports: Extreme identity thieves live as you So we took it up a notch, having our expert hack into the webcam in her daughter's upstairs bedroom, where they were waiting with our producer. Imagine if it had been a predator spying on your kids. "I'm sick over it, actually," Corinne said as we watched. "I really am. It's upsetting to see this." Then we gave the girls a wakeup call. "It's scary," Chloe said when we explained our experiment. Read more investigative journalism from Rossen Reports "Someone could potentially be watching you, and this is where you feel most comfortable," Cassidy agreed. "I thought I was so safe the whole time, but clearly not," Chloe said. So how can you protect yourself? Number one: Leave your laptop closed when you're not using it. You can also put a piece of tape across the webcam lens. Secondly, don't open any emails from people you don't know. That includes clicking on those Facebook postings that say things like "Watch this incredible video!" Unless you trust the person posting, don't do it. Those random links are how the hackers gain access. The FBI says it's impossible to know how often hackers are spying on innocent victims. But keep in mind: one guy, like Luis Mijangos, often has hundreds of women he's watching at any time. Have an idea for a future edition of Rossen Reports? We want to hear from you! To send us your ideas, click here. |
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Wednesday, 23 January 2013
olice: 3 shot at Houston community college
By Jeff Black, Staff Writer, NBC News Three people were wounded Tuesday afternoon when gunfire erupted at a Houston-area community college, law enforcement officials said. Authorities confirmed at a news conference later that two "persons of interest" were involved and wounded in an altercation at the North Harris campus of Lone Star College. A maintenance worker at the college was also shot in the leg during the crossfire, said Maj. Armando Tello, acting sheriff for the Harris County Sheriff's Office. School officials say the worker, in his mid-50s, was in stable condition. Police said a fourth person, a female with a student ID, was transported from the scene to the hospital, for an unspecified "medical condition." Tello said police are not identifying the two "persons of interest," but noted that one had a student ID. No charges have been filed and no arrests have been made. The shooting happened outside in a courtyard between an academic building and a library, Richard Carpenter with the Lone Star College System said. Police were dispatched at 12:51 p.m. CT and were on the scene within two minutes, according to Tello. Police confirmed a handgun was involved, but could not provide more information because the incident remains under investigation. Several federal officials have said the incident was gang-related, but the exact nature of the relationship remained unclear. Authorities say the shooting at a Texas community college was the result of an altercation between two people. The school said on Twitter that the shooting occurred at about 12:31 p.m. Carpenter said the campus will reopen Wednesday. Live aerial video taken from NBC station KPRC-TV showed emergency crews moving two people on stretchers into ambulances. Police officers in SWAT gear were shown on the video entering buildings on the campus and bringing out students. A spokesperson for Ben Taub General Hospital confirmed to NBC News that two patients from the shooting had been treated there. A Houston Northwest Medical Center spokesperson said it had two patients from the Lone Star College incident. Neither hospital would release more information about the patients. Witness Amanda Vasquez told KPRC she was in English class with about 25 other students when she heard shots fired, she thought in the hallway. She said she got under her desk, while other students ran out of the classroom. "We closed the door and we put the table against the door," Vasquez said. "And we were hiding and I was just trying to call my mom to let her know I was OK." Police came in after about 30 minutes and said they could come out, she said. Jed Young, a spokesman for the college system, told The Associated Press that a "shelter-in-place order" was issued at the college due to reports of a shooter on campus. Students, faculty and staff were advised by the college website to take immediate shelter where they were. The school later said it was on lockdown. Lone Star College is a community college system based in the Houston region and has six campuses associated with it. Lone Star's North Harris campus is 20 miles north of Houston in unincorporated Harris County. The campus has roughly 19,000 students. According to the Lone Star College website, weapons are not allowed on the campus. The school offers firearm safety courses through its Second Amendment Academy. NBC's Pete Williams, Jonathan Dienst, Vignesh Ramachandran and Matthew DeLuca contributed to this report. |