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     This is to remind you that meetings of the TNCC Board, administrative units and committees are open to anyone desiring to attend. Any input will be given full consideration. Minutes are retained on file and are available upon request. The following is for your information.
     The TNCC Board meets on the fourth Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the President's conference room. This meeting is covered by members of the press and is usually reported in detail. Anyone wishing to present an item to the Board should contact me so that the item can be considered for the agenda.
     The Cabinet (President and deans) meets every Monday at 9:30 a . m . in my office. Anyone desiring to attend should inform Mrs. Brady or me.
Division chairmen usually meet with the Dean of Instruction Thursdays at 9:30 p.m. in the Dean's conference room. Information concerning these meetings may be obtained f r om Dean Kitchin or Mrs. Guidas.
Committee meetings are held at the call of the chairmen. All faculty members are considered ex officio members of every
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Transcript NEWSLETTER Thomas Nelson Community College February 3, 1975 VOL. 6 NO.8 Access to Meetings This is to remind you that meetings of the TNCC Board, administrative units and committees are open to anyone desiring to attend. Any input will be given full consideration. Minutes are retained on file and are available upon request. The following is for your information. The TNCC Board meets on the fourth Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the President's conference room. This meeting is covered by members of the press and is usually reported in detail. Anyone wishing to present an item to the Board should contact me so that the item can be considered for the agenda. The Cabinet (President and deans) meets every Monday at 9:30 a . m . in my office. Anyone desiring to attend should inform Mrs. Brady or me. The Central Administrative Staff meets as required at the call of the President. Division chairmen usually meet with the Dean of Instruction Thursdays at 9:30 p.m. in the Dean's conference room. Information concerning these meetings may be obtained f r om Dean Kitchin or Mrs. Guidas. Committee meetings are held at the call of the chairmen. All faculty members are considered ex officio members of every
Silk Road was a particularly unfortunate example of good technology used for bad ends. It was a virtual black market for drugs, identity theft, and other crime. An affidavit from FBI special agent Christopher Tarbell hit the internet today which shed some light on how the FBI identified the alleged founder of Silk Road Ross Ulbricht. Ulbricht was identified by identifying information in common between his Google+ and LinkedIn profiles with internet posts made to Stack Overflow, server activity, Youtube video favorites, and other interesting tidbits. The lynchpin of the FBI effort, however, appears to be the seizure of servers from an unidentified foreign locale using the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty. The affidavit does not give any information on how they located the physical servers given that Silk Road used TOR:
During the course of this investigation, the FBI has located a number of computer servers, both in the United States and in multiple foreign countries, associated with the operation of Silk Road. In particular, the FBI has located in a certain foreign country the server used to host Silk Road's website (the "Silk Road Web Server"). Pursuant to a Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty request, an image of the Silk Road Web Server was made on or about July 23, 2013, and produced thereafter to the FBI. (Paragraph 22, Page 14).
I am hoping the FBI made some really awesome break on their own or that Ulbricht slipped up, but cannot help but wonder if the shadow of “parallel construction” may ultimately have fallen over the road. This is certainly plausible given recent incidents involving deanonymization attacks against the tor network, and other recent news coverage raising concerns about government efforts against it. Hypos aside, I would love to know the details on how they identified the server location.