From MSNBC.com:

Details of 100 million Facebook users published online

Users’ personal information cannot now be made private, security consultant says

Bowes used code to scan the 500 million Facebook profiles for information not hidden by privacy settings. The resulting file, which allows people to perform searches of various different types, has been downloaded by more than 2,400 people.

This means that if any of those on the list decide to change their privacy settings on Facebook, Bowes and those who have the file will still be able to access information that was public when it was compiled.

Bowes’ actions also mean people who had set their privacy settings so their names did not appear in Facebook’s search system can now be found if they were friends with anyone whose name was searchable.

‘Scary privacy issue’
On his website, www.skullsecurity.org, Bowes said the results of his code were “spectacular,” giving him 171 million names of which were 100 million unique.

**Read the rest of the article here**

iPad + Velcro from Jesse Rosten on Vimeo.

Does your organization have a policy in place to handle attacks online?  If not, you should develop one.  And quickly.  Don’t let a troll possibly damage your reputation – have a plan on how to respond (or not respond) and protect your image!

Catch the Ustream archive of today’s unconference here.

The kittens are almost 8 weeks, and up for adoption!  The students at the San Antonio Campus of Teen Challenge of Texas have been taking care of the mother and her first litter, and there is no end to the love shown to these kitties!  But, they must go, so we’re offering them for adoption.

Here are two videos of the latest adopted kitty, now named “Garfunkel”:

Cute overload alert:

Relaxing with the kittens under the sunflowers

Saturday, May 22, 2010 from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (CT)

Join the San Antonio Podcasters for the event that kicked off the UnConference movement in San Antonio.

PodCamp San Antonio 4: Learn, Share, Grow

Podcamp San Antonio is an UnConference being held May 22, 2010 in San Antonio, Texas. It’s an “UnConference”, meaning that it’s a conference organized in an ad-hoc manner for everyone to attend and participate in. There are no keynote speakers or rigidly defined schedules. Anyone with something to contribute or with the desire to learn is welcome and invited to join.

Want to learn more about podcasting, blogging & live video streaming?

Always wanted to know more about social media?

Then Podcamp San Antonio is the place to be!

We are planning for a crowd of the most plugged-in, most active bloggers, podcasters, video and social media folks from all around Texas.

While it is a FREE event we do ask that you let us know you’re coming. So we can make Podcamp San Antonio 4 the event you’ll be talking about on Monday morning.

RSVP Now to hold your seat for what will be the first San Antonio Camp in 2010

Not sure what a camp is?

Take a look at the PodCamp San Antonio archives for years 1-3.

This year’s event is being held at the Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club and is sponsored by Blip.TV, KickApps and the San Antonio Podcasters

Learn more about Teen Challenge here – and keep checking back for more news!

Joel spoke to an audience of almost 5000!

Michelle Poteet is an organizing expert – find out more about her business and how she can help you better run YOUR business!  ReclaimOrder.com.  Click the flyer to RSVP!