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Morning Security Brief: Aviation Security and Flight 253, Cyberattack Fears, TSA Agent Faux Pas, Antiterrorism Asset Freezes
01/29/2010 -
♦ Intense criticism dogs the aviation security procedures followed at Detroit Metro Airport on Christmas Day.
♦ A survey finds that there's growing fear among executives of cyberattacks, especially those who operate critical infrastructures.
♦ A TSA agent is caught snoozing in uniform at New York City's LaGuardia Airport.
♦ Britain's Supreme Court said the government overstepped their authority by freezing the assets of five terrorism suspects.
♦ A British study asks whether cybercrime is taken seriously by police.
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