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White Col­lar Ji­hadists have be­come a cause for grow­ing con­cern fol­low­ing the ar­rest of tech­nol­o­gy-​savvy mem­bers of a mil­i­tant group that ex­ploit­ed in­se­cure wire­less net­works to send mes­sages. The sus­pects sent e-​mail claim­ing re­spon­si­bil­i­ty for se­ri­al bomb­ings in the ma­jor In­di­an cities of Del­hi and Ahmed­abad.

White col­lar Ji­hadists con­cern In­dia

It is ex­treme­ly wor­ry­ing that Is­lamist ter­ror groups have tar­get­ed the in­for­ma­tion tech­nol­o­gy and en­gi­neer­ing sec­tors, in a suc­cess­ful ef­fort to give In­dia's ji­hadist move­ment a quan­tum jump in skills and ide­o­log­i­cal fo­cus. Till his ar­rest be­lieved to be a mod­el cit­i­zen Mo­hammed Man­soor As­ghar Peerb­hoy, worked as a soft­ware en­gi­neer at multi­na­tion­al Ya­hoo In­dia is a part of the mil­i­tant group which sent e-​mail claim­ing re­spon­si­bil­i­ty for se­ri­al bomb­ings in the ma­jor In­di­an cities. We need to be vig­i­lant and patch poor­ly se­cured wire­less net­works es­pe­cial­ly af­ter the ar­rest of tech­nol­o­gy-​savvy mem­bers of a mil­i­tant group that ex­ploit­ed in­se­cure wire­less net­works to send mes­sages. The tech­nique used by the mil­i­tants is sim­i­lar to "wardriv­ing," where hack­ers roam around to de­tect and ac­cess Wi-​Fi net­works with se­cu­ri­ty weak­ness­es. In­dia has re­cent­ly wit­nessed a spate of se­ri­al bomb blasts that has put the coun­try in a state of alert. We as cit­i­zens need be more vig­i­lant and per­form our own bit cau­tious­ly and re­spon­si­bly.

Philip­pines is con­sid­er­ing ask­ing Chi­na to "help out" busi­ness­men in the coun­try who im­port­ed milk prod­ucts con­tam­i­nat­ed with melamine. The gov­ern­ment is ex­pect­ed to make a rep­re­sen­ta­tion with the Chi­nese em­bassy to seek com­pen­sa­tion for the busi­ness­men who in­curred loss­es.

Philip­pines de­mands Chi­nese com­pen­sa­tion

Two groups of peo­ple have suf­fered as a re­sult of melamine-​taint­ed Chi­nese milk pow­der — those who con­sumed the milk and milk prod­ucts and em­ploy­ees and busi­ness own­ers of re­lat­ed in­dus­tries. The first group in­cludes those who have suf­fered phys­i­cal harm. The sec­ond group con­sists of own­ers and em­ploy­ees of firms that pur­chased con­tam­i­nat­ed pow­der for use in their prod­ucts and then had to take them off the shelves. These busi­ness­es have in­curred fi­nan­cial loss­es ...