http://whatreallyhappened.com/ar
Died HOW?!?!?
I have to wonder if some US "alphabet soup" agency just did not like the competition, when it came to a nasty trick like that.But there would be one thing on which I would almost bet real money here: the man did not die of natural causes.
WEBMASTER UPDATE: The San Francisco Medical Examiner is refusing to release the details of just how Barnady Jack died, and it should be remembered that the Black Hat Conference is hand-in-glove with the NSA! Jack was reportedly working with the manufacturer of the pacemaker in question to block the remote exploit he had discovered. Now, how many US politicians and officials are wearing pacemakers that can be remotely accessed to assassinate them in the middle of a crowded room surrounded by security? And would the NSA want a new improved pacemaker available that blocked that capability?
He was just on Special Report. Working with University Texas. Planes GPS already taken to congress and HLS. They are doing nothing
McAfee puts Barnaby Jack on car-jacking hackers' caseBOLO for others who were on that "elite team of researchers."
Security whiz to thwart actual crashes
By John Leyden, 21st August 2012 McAfee has put together an elite team of researchers to investigate how to go about protecting car systems from next-generation hacking attacks.Members of the team include Barnaby Jack, the security researcher best known for demonstrating ways that crooks can force ATMs to spit out cash and for highlighting security shortcomings in insulin pumps. [snip]
The McAfee team will be assigned to looking into much the same issues but with a slightly different mandate, geared towards developing security software and other protection technologies suitable for car-based embedded computing systems.